A Singaporean woman was deported from Malaysia in the first week of August, the New Straits Times reported.The woman left Malaysia via the Bangunan Sultan Iskandar Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex in Johor Bahru, according to a statement from Malaysian Immigration Department.The statement did not state the Singaporean's age, and the reasons for her deportation.She was among the 53 people reportedly deported from Malaysia since the start of August, which also included 36 Bangladeshis, 11 Thais, two Vietnamese, two Indonesians, and one Chinese national.The Malaysian Immigration Department said that they all paid for their own repatriation costs.«All deportees were blacklisted and are barred from re-entering Malaysia for a stipulated period,» it added.AsiaOne has contacted the Malaysian Immigration Department for more information.On January 19, two Singaporeans were reportedly deported from Malaysia.

The North East Line (NEL) resumed full service at 2.10pm and trains are progressively returning to schedule, said SBS Transit on X at 2.19pm.There are still no Sengkang-Punggol LRT services due to the power fault and free regular bus rides as well as bridging bus services are still available at designated bus stops, the transport operator added.Services along NEL are now available between Harbourfront and Buangkok stations, said SBS Transit in an update on X at 1.05pm.There are still no train services between Punggol Coast and Buangkok stations, it added.«We are working hard to recover service which may likely take two to three hours to restore. Please consider alternative routes,» said the transport operator.Train service on the NEL between Farrer Park and Punggol Coast MRT stations was disrupted due to a power fault on Tuesday (Aug 12).This was announced by transport operator SBS Transit on its social media platforms on Tuesday morning.There are free bus and bridging services available between Punggol Coast and Dhoby Ghaut stations as well as affected Sengkang-Punggol LRT stations during this period, said SBS Transit.

The Johor state government is seeking to strengthen existing legislation and impose stricter action against foreign drivers who illegally refuel with subsidised petrol. The state's executive committee chairman for Investment, Commerce, Consumer Affairs and Human Resources, Lee Ting Han, said on Monday (Aug 11) that the idea had been proposed several months ago, reported the New Straits Times. He added that current regulations only penalise petrol station operators who sell subsidised fuel to foreign vehicle owners.«At the state level, we will continue to propose to the federal government that enforcement action [will] be taken against those who violate the country's laws, such as foreigners refuelling their vehicles with subsidised fuel,» said Lee.«Currently, action can only be taken against petrol station owners. We propose that legislation be further enhanced to empower enforcement personnel from the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry to act against offenders directly.»

The EU will work on a 19th sanctions package against Russia and insists on a full ceasefire with Ukraine before any concessions Read Full Article at RT.com

The inaugural Aniz Mitha Men’s Netball Tournament, held over the weekend at the Blantyre Sports Arena, has successfully unearthed fresh talent for Malawi’s first-ever men’s national netball team, the Malawi Kings. According to the Netball Association of Malawi (NAM), the competition was crucial for identifying players who will don national colours as the country prepares […] The post Men’s Netball Tournament Unveils Malawi Kings Squad appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

  State Vice President and Odya Zake Alibe Mulandu Party leader Dr. Michael Usi has set the political stage ablaze, revealing that his party is in advanced talks with a “well-known political party” to form an alliance ahead of the September 16 elections. Speaking to a charged crowd at Nyambadwe Ground in Blantyre, Usi refused […] The post Usi Drops Political Bombshell: Alliance Talks Underway, Slams Chakwera for Praising the Rich appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s Minister of Trade and Industry, Engineer Vitumbiko A.Z. Mumba, has put campaign politics aside to secure a landmark trade agreement with Zambia that promises to make life easier for farmers, traders, and consumers in both countries. In Lusaka on Monday, Mumba signed the long-awaited Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) on Conformity Assessment alongside Zambia’s Minister […] The post Vitumbiko Mumba Steps Off Campaign Trail to Seal Game-Changing Trade Deal with Zambia appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) aircraft departed for Jordan on Tuesday (Aug 12) morning to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza for the ninth time.The RSAF C-130 transport craft left Paya Lebar Air Base carrying medical supplies from the Ministry of Health and food from various Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) at about 7.10am.The NGOs included Humanity Matters, Caritas Humanitarian Aid and Relief Initiatives Singapore, Mercy Relief, and the Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation. These were coordinated through the Changi Regional Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Coordination Centre.The C-130, at the invitation of the Jordanian government, will conduct airdrop operations alongside other foreign air forces to deliver this aid.This is the transport craft's second time conducting airdrop operations to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza.Since the start of the Israel-Hamas conflict in October 2023, Singapore and Singaporeans have conveyed nine tranches of humanitarian assistance for Gaza, amounting to over $22 million, said the Ministry of Defence (Mindef).A total of 58 military personnel were deployed for this operation.

The forthcoming top-level meeting could allow to facilitate resolution of certain issues, such as resumption of direct air service, Sergey Ryabkov added

Apart from that, Russia and Brazil agreed to facilitate the work of the bilateral high-level commission on cooperation and interact within the BRICS and G20 formats

Vladimir Zelensky softened his stance in the run-up to the Russia-US summit, The Daily Telegraph reports

This spring, the Russian fourth-generation fighter-bomber successfully landed on its belly, with its wheels up, the crew and the aircraft were unscathed, Krasnaya Zvezda wrote

The mayor calls the actions “unsettling and unprecedented” but says D.C. has little choice but to cooperate.

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The frontline in Donbass has fractured, and the Ukrainian units are facing major encirclements, ex-Azov commander Bogdan Krotevich claims Read Full Article at RT.com

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A swarm of the marine creatures clogged the cooling system of a nuclear site in northern France, rendering the entire facility inoperable Read Full Article at RT.com

India will host the third India-Singapore Ministerial Roundtable on August 13, fostering collaboration on sustainability, digitalization, and advanced manufacturing. Singapore aims to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing cooperation and establish a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor with India. These talks precede Singapore PM Lawrence Wong's visit to India in early September, building upon the comprehensive strategic partnership.

« Celui qui boude, il bouge ! », cette phrase de Brice Laccruche Alhianga était devenue virale, il y a quelques années. C'était en 2019, alors directeur de cabinet de l'ancien président Ali Bongo Ondimba. Invité sur un média privé gabonais, le nouveau conseiller stratégique de l'Union des bâtisseurs explique le contexte dans lequel cette expression « Celui qui boude, il bouge ! » avait été employée. « Celui qui boude, il bouge ! » Cette expression avait été «interprétée et dansée» à (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

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German government spokesperson, Stefan Kornelius, said earlier that the heads of state and government of Germany, Finland, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Poland, and Ukraine, as well as the European Council president and the NATO chief will take part in «various rounds» of these consultations

If Israel says that the attack was directed at one person, it is necessary to answer the question of why a total of five of his colleagues were killed, a representative of the ministry noted

«We call on the Syrian government to prevent the derailment of our agreements and accords, to refrain from any actions leading to the escalation of tension, and preserve civil peace throughout entire Aleppo’s territory and in other areas,» the SDF command said in a statement

At the same time, it published no documents to prove the transfers, according to Aydinlik

Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov warned the scammers not to waste their time on creating clone channels, because they will also be blocked sooner or later