Time To Panic, The World Is Slowly Running Out Of Coffee

The mushrooming of cafes in Asia has a major part to play.

by John Lim

How The Internet Responded When This Teen Was Arrested For Making A Clock

Ahmed Mohamed was wrongly arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school after the teachers thought that the clock was "a hoax bomb" but hundreds of thousands of people around the world have rallied behind him using the hashtag #IstandwithAhmed.

by Tang Ruxyn

Human Head Transplants, Coming Soon To A Hospital Near You...?

Critics are calling this neuroscientist "nuts" and "Dr. Frankenstein" for believing a head transplant surgery is a possible treatment for a disease.

by Anabelle Ong

Street Kids In The Philippines Were Caged So That The Pope Wouldn't See Them. Really?

An investigative report exposed what happened to street kids in an effort to keep the streets "clean" ahead of Pope Francis visit to Manila.

by Darian Goh

What Is Uber? Why Is It Banned In Some Countries?

With news of ride-sharing service Uber raising the ire of taxi drivers in the Klang Valley, we take a look at what Uber is and why so many cities around the world are banning it.

by Darian Goh

[MESTI BACA] Kronologi Penuh Dan Segala Yang Anda Perlu Tahu Tentang Krisis ISIS Di Iraq

Krisis tercetus pada 10 Jun 2014 apabila ISIS berjaya menguasai wilayah Mosul di Iraq. Ikuti kronologi penuh hanya di SAYS.

by Farouq Johari

What Are World Leaders Saying About MH17?

"Act of terrorism", "terrible tragedy", "unspeakable crime", these are some of the words leaders around the world have used to describe the downing of MH17. We look into how Prime Ministers and Presidents around the world are responding to the incident.

by Mei Mei Chu

That Singaporean Anti-Gambling Ad Is Back But With A New Twist

Definitely more reliable than Paul the Octopus.

Updated from: This Singaporean Anti-Gambling Ad Backfires After Germany Beat Brazil In The World Cup

by Darian Goh