Two women have been caught for attempting to bring in a total of 2,400 heat sticks and four vapes via Changi Terminal 4, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said in a Facebook post on Wednesday (Sept 10).The two cases were detected last Saturday (Sept 6), beginning with a female Romanian traveller at 1.45pm.She was selected for enhanced checks as ICA officers flagged her for potentially carrying a prohibited item into Singapore.Almost 1,200 heat sticks — heat-not-burn tobacco — and two e-vaporisers were discovered in her possession, ICA said.Heat sticks refer to cylindrical tobacco products that can be placed within an electronic device that increases the temperature of the stick, releasing an aerosol containing nicotine and tobacco.Close to midnight, ICA officers then profiled a female South Korean work permit holder for checks, asking her if she had anything to declare at customs.However, the woman claimed she had nothing to declare, and officers proceeded with a thorough check on her belongings.Nearly 1,200 heat sticks and two vapes were subsequently found, ICA said.

A scam syndicate responsible for over 330 cases involving over $40 million of losses was busted in a cross-border operation that led to the arrest of 12 individuals across Singapore.The operation — involving the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and the Cambodian National Police (CNP) — was carried out at multiple locations in Singapore and Cambodia on Sept 9, according to a statement on Wednesday (Sept 10).Raids across Singapore at residential apartments and hotel rooms tied to suspected syndicate members resulted in the arrest of 12 people — eight Singaporean men, one Singaporean woman, two Malaysian men and one Filipino woman.According to the police, the arrested individuals are believed to be callers for the syndicate, who had just returned to Singapore from Cambodia. In Phnom Penh, CNP officers raided a building and warehouse allegedly linked to the syndicate, where $2.5 million worth of funds from bank accounts and cryptocurrency wallets, 53 electronic devices, copies of scam scripts and victims’ records were seized.

A father, embroiled in a dispute with his ex-wife over access to his children, was issued a court order himself after submitting «AI hallucinated material» from ChatGPT in his personal protection order (PPO) application. A family court magistrate had found that none of the 14 “relevant local legal precedents” that the self-represented man had cited in his applications were legitimate cases.According to a written judgment made available on Wednesday (Sept 10), the case involved two former spouses who returned to court after their divorce to seek PPOs for themselves and their two daughters against the other.Their dispute centred around two main incidents in March, which arose out of access arrangements for the two children.“The father was evidently frustrated by what he perceived to be the mother’s attempt to deny him access to the children in spite of the court order that was made,” said Magistrate Soh Kian Peng.“The mother evidently felt justified in acting the way she did on the basis that she, as well as the children, felt threatened by how the father had behaved during his period of time.”

The US President stressed that radical left political violence has hurt too many innocent people and taken too many lives

Apart from that, the battlegroup’s artillery crews wiped out Ukrainian drone control centers near Ivanovka in the Dnepropetrovsk Region

«The continued silence and unwillingness to call a spade a spade only encourages Kiev to commit further crimes,» Russia’s Permanent Representative to the Vienna-based international organization Mikhail Ulyanov said

Peruvian President Dina Boluarte stated that the country will continue analyzing its presence in the human rights system and the need for a push toward revising norms regulating this system

«No one was hurt,» the region’s governor, Alexander Guselv, said

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The Vanuatu Government has officially signed contracts with newly appointed directors for Air Vanuatu (Operations) Limited and Airports Vanuatu Limited (AVL), marking a new chapter in the oversight and management of two of the country’s most strategically important state-owned enterprises.

Vanuatu Prime Minister (PM) Jotham Napat and Fiji PM Sitiveni Rabuka yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on bilateral cooperation in Honiara, Solomon Islands, on the margins of the 54th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting (PIFLM).

The Supreme Court has dismissed an application by convicted Member of Parliament (MP) for Epi, Seoule Simeon, seeking bail pending appeal and potential suspension of his prison sentence. The matter was heard before Justice Maree MacKenzie on 9 September 2025,…

The Department of Forestry (DoF) will soon complete compensation of over VT30 million to a trainee injured in a crash during his internship with the department in 2019.

SINGAPORE — Ten former employees of renovation firm Interior Times (Kings') have alleged that they have been owed over $118,000 in commissions since August, and have since lodged employment dispute reports with the Tripartite Alliance for Dispute Management (TADM).Nine of the employees are interior designers who said they'd left the firm, a branch of Interior Times, in July and August. They claimed they were each owed between $2,600 and $30,700 for at least 10 projects.The firm's director, Jason Wang, disputed the commission amounts and said he has been attending mediation sessions with TADM.He claimed the amounts said to be owed to the IDs were for projects that his firm is still finalising payments for.In response to queries, a TADM spokesman confirmed it is assisting 10 people in their claims for unpaid salaries or commissions from Interior Times (Kings').One former employee has received payment following mediation, while the remaining nine cases are awaiting mediation, the spokesman said on Sept 4.

Charlie Kirk, 31, built one of the most influential organizations on the right, turning viral debate moments into fuel for Turning Point’s rapid growth.

The vote, mostly along party lines, lost Democratic support as the GOP rebuffed efforts to rein in President Donald Trump’s domestic military agenda.

The conservative founder of Turning Point USA animated a generation of young activists and was on a first-name basis with most of the West Wing.

A current-affairs blogger from Shan State has been sentenced to seven years for mocking the regime’s ability to keep basic order across the country.

Troops backed by Karen militias push south along the Thai border, retaking positions with little resistance.

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The NUG needs a new strategy as the regime’s staged polls threaten to silence dissent, trap the opposition and draw ASEAN into complicity.

Most of the detentions - 251 - occurred in Paris

According Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, the event’s plenary session will address a wide range of issues on the international and regional agenda