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Need a new pair of kicks? Italian shoe brand Superga is having an online-only sale for selected shoes from Feb 25 to Mar 1, with discounts of up to 70 per cent. Shoes from their classic 2750 collection will be available. Other items up for grabs include an adorable selection of kids shoes, as well as limited edition pieces from their collaborations with Alexa Chung and The Paper Bunny. Shoes aren't the only thing for sale — they have slides as well. Deal ends: Mar 1 Have a deal that you would like to have listed on AsiaOne? Drop us an email at [email protected] Click here for all the deals to Keep Saving. … [Read more...] about Selected Superga sneakers are going for up to 70% off in their online-only sale

SINGAPORE: The editor of The Online Citizen Terry Xu said on Wednesday (Sep 4) that he will not comply with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s request to remove an article from the website and to take down a Facebook post. The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) had on Sunday issued a letter to Mr Xu, after The Online Citizen published an article on its website and Facebook page on Aug 15. The letter, signed off by the press secretary to the Prime Minister, said both the news outlet's article and Facebook post had repeated "several false allegations" against Mr Lee on the issue of the 38 Oxley Road property. “PM Lee asks that you remove both immediately, and publish within three days, ie by Sep 4, 2019, a full and unconditional apology, plus an undertaking not to publish any similar allegations, prominently on your website and on your Facebook timeline,” the letter read. The article was taken down on Sunday hours after the letter was sent to Mr Xu, but the Facebook post remained … [Read more...] about Editor of The Online Citizen says will not comply with PM Lee’s request on article, Facebook post

SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Sunday (Sep 1) asked The Online Citizen to remove an article and Facebook post that repeated "several false allegations" and for the news outlet to publish a "full and unconditional apology". The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) issued a letter to the chief editor of The Online Citizen Terry Xu on Sunday, after the news outlet published an article on its website and Facebook page on Aug 15. “The article and the post repeat several false allegations against PM Lee that were previously made by his sister, Dr Lee Wei Ling,” said the letter from Ms Chang Li Lin, press secretary to the Prime Minister who was writing on his behalf. “In particular, they allege that PM Lee misled his father, the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew, into thinking that the 38 Oxley Road property had been gazetted by the Singapore Government, and that it was futile for Mr Lee Kuan Yew to keep his direction to demolish it. “PM Lee thereby allegedly caused Mr Lee Kuan Yew, who … [Read more...] about PM Lee asks The Online Citizen to remove article and Facebook post that repeated ‘false allegations’

SINGAPORE: An article published on The Online Citizen (TOC) "gravely injures" Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's character and reputation, according to court documents filed by PM Lee's lawyers. The Prime Minister is suing TOC editor Xu Yuanchen, also known as Terry Xu, for defamation, claiming that he has "suffered loss and damage" over an article published last month referring to the Oxley Road dispute. The article was titled "PM Lee's wife, Ho Ching weirdly shares article on cutting ties with family members". Mr Lee's lawyers from Davinder Singh Chambers LLC served Mr Xu with a writ of summons and a statement of claim on Thursday. The writ was posted on Facebook later that day by TOC. OFFENDING ARTICLE ALLEGES THAT PM LEE MISLED HIS FATHER The article, which was also shared on Facebook, sets out a purported sequence of events involving the Prime Minister and his sister Lee Wei Ling over the dispute for the 38 Oxley Road property. In court documents obtained by CNA on … [Read more...] about Court documents claim PM Lee ‘suffered loss and damage’ following publication of The Online Citizen article

Phuc Khanh Pagoda in Hanoi conducted a prayer for the Lunar New Year on February 25, or the 14 th day of the first lunar month. The ceremony will go online to bring followers together during COVID-19. This has also been done at other religious places. In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic in some localities, the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha experimented with an online prayer scheme during the spring festival season in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The scheme is being piloted at 12 pagodas to mark the start of the new lunar year. It is hoped that the trial will meet the demands of the people, as they traditionally head to pagodas and temples in the early spring to pray for health, happiness, and good fortune in the year ahead. According to monks, performing online practices retains the message from the religion. Amid the complex developments of the pandemic, it is also a good way to protect community health./. VNA … [Read more...] about Performing online religious rituals amid Covid-19