SINGAPORE — A recent study has found that 68 per cent of youth in Singapore are open, actively or passively, to new job opportunities.Financial gain and job stability ranked as their top two priorities, while flexible work arrangements and work-life balance were also important, according to the study by the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS).Results from the study on youth employment were released on Oct 10 during a media briefing held at A Good Place, a community hub at One Holland Village.The study’s principal investigator is Associate Professor Justina Tan, vice-president of strategic partnership and engagement at SUSS.

Eight men were arrested for their alleged involvement in an illegal transaction of marine gas oil.The arrests were made on Friday (Oct 10), when officers from the Police Coast Guard (PCG) discovered the alleged illegal transaction during a routine check on a Singapore-registered tugboat in the waters off Tuas.Preliminary investigations revealed that the crew members of the Singapore-registered allegedly misappropriated the marine gas oil, which was valued at about $6,920.They then allegedly sold it to crew members of a foreign-registered tugboat.Three crew members on the Singapore-registered tugboat were arrested.PCG officers also intercepted the foreign-registered tugboat in the vicinity, where five crew members on board were arrested and the tugboat was subsequently seized as a case exhibit.Ninety-two sticks of duty-unpaid cigarettes were also found in the Singapore-registered tugboat, and were handed over to Singapore Customs.

A seemingly endless chain of refugees walked through the razed Strip after two years of almost unceasing bloodshed.

His grandmother says she saw him playing there at 5pm two Saturday evenings ago.Half an hour later, when Gus was called in for dinner, he had gone.

First lady Melania Trump said Friday she is working with Vladimir Putin to discuss the well-being of the children in Europe torn away from their families during the Ukrainian war.

Distraught families who lost loved ones to terrorists that will now be freed from Israeli prisons have said 'no other country would pay such a price for peace'.

Footage filmed outside the Highfield House Hotel in Southampton, Hampshire, shows a bearded man in a red top shouting up at someone apparently inside the building.

Afghani national Fayaz Khan, who has an AK47 tattooed on his cheek, made a threat to kill the politician in a 'sinister and menacing' video posted on the social media platform last year.

Officials have said that digital ID could replace the 'assortment of physical documents' currently used by people to prove their age or status when buying things like alcohol.

The House has not been in session for several weeks amid the shutdown. Some GOP lawmakers say it’s time for it to return.

President Donald Trump said he is unhappy about China’s “hostile” move to limit access to rare minerals and may cancel an upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping.

The pharmaceutical giant is the second company to publicly agree to the Trump’s administration’s push for lower drug prices.

The Supreme Court expressed concern over child deaths in Madhya Pradesh due to contaminated cough syrup but refused to monitor a probe. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta intervened, stating states are addressing the issue, and the court should trust them to act. The PIL was dismissed as the petitioner has a history of filing similar petitions.

India's doctor count appears stagnant, with the National Medical Commission (NMC) data showing minimal growth despite thousands graduating annually. Significant discrepancies exist between NMC figures and state medical council registrations, raising concerns about accurate healthcare planning and potentially misleading Parliament.

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According to the official, these forces that will include the US military will control the observance of the ceasefire

«This effort relies on the familiar instruments of color revolutions and hybrid warfare, which have already affected millions of people across the world,» Nebenzya said

According to the diplomat, the United States is the only government that proclaims the principle of «shoot first and check later»

Samuel Moncada said that the US plan is clear: to overthrow the legitimate president of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro to «install a puppet regime» and turn the country into a colony

Putin said earlier that Trump's plan to resolve the crisis in Gaza, if implemented, would be a historic event, adding that the American leader is doing a lot to resolve decades-long crises

Le président de la République Emmanuel Macron a décidé de renommer le chef du gouvernement sortant à son poste après une semaine de rebondissements politique inédits. En plus de trouver un budget pour l'année prochaine, il devra avancer sur le dossier urgent de la Nouvelle-Calédonie.

La récente publication des listes des bureaux de vote par la Commission provinciale du Moyen-Ogooué, censée incarner la transparence et la régularité du processus électoral, a provoqué stupeur et colère. En cause : le rejet massif des listes proposées par l'UDB, un parti pourtant légalement engagé dans la compétition. Une atteinte flagrante à l'équité électorale Dans tout système démocratique, la règle de base est simple : chaque formation politique doit bénéficier des mêmes droits (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

La nouvelle relative au décès de Joseph Édouard Kowet Itanda, l'un de leurs s'est répandue comme une bouffée d'oxygène. Il semblerait que le bâtisseur serait mort suite à un arrêt cardiaque dans la nuit de jeudi 9 à vendredi 10 octobre à Libreville, où il se serait rendu pour un contrôle de routine. L'homme qui s'est battu du bout en bout tout au long de la campagne électorale des législatives et locales ne prendra pas part au scrutin du 2e tour des législatives. Puisque qu'il est (...) - NECROLOGIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

The ED has arrested four individuals in Ahmedabad in a Rs 100-crore extortion case involving digital arrests and illegal forex trading. Accused allegedly laundered over Rs 100 crore through bank accounts and converted proceeds into cryptocurrency. This is part of a larger crackdown on cybercrimes where the ED has attached over Rs 8,500 crore in assets.

India is upgrading its technical mission in Kabul to an embassy. This significant step follows a visit by Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. India announced new projects and humanitarian aid for Afghanistan. Both sides condemned cross-border terrorism. India reaffirmed its commitment to Afghanistan's sovereignty. The visit aims to boost diplomatic and economic ties.

America has sanctioned eight Indian individuals and ten companies. These actions are due to their involvement in trading Iranian oil. The US State Department and Treasury targeted numerous entities globally. Several Indian firms are accused of importing Iranian-origin petrochemicals and LPG. These shipments were destined for China and Pakistan. The sanctions highlight ongoing efforts to curb Iran's oil trade.

Himachal Pradesh BJP chief's elder brother, Ram Kumar Bindal, was arrested for allegedly raping a 25-year-old woman during a medical examination. The survivor claims she was assaulted under the guise of Ayurvedic treatment. The BJP has called the accusation a politically motivated act, while police are investigating.

The Supreme Court has declined to hear a public interest litigation demanding an investigation into accusations leveled by US firm Viceroy Research against Vedanta Limited and Hindustan Zinc. Justices P S Narasimha and A S Chandurkar expressed no inclination to entertain the plea.

The Centre informed the Supreme Court it's consulting Jammu and Kashmir's elected government on restoring statehood, excluding Ladakh's Union Territory status. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated the government will respond to pleas for statehood restoration within four weeks, citing security concerns like cross-border terrorism. Pleas highlight the breach of an earlier undertaking to restore statehood post-elections.