A 25-year-old Singaporean man was arrested after attempting to smuggle e-vaporiser pods into Singapore via a Malaysia-registered car on Nov 6. Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers directed the vehicle for enhanced checks, where they uncovered nine e-vaporiser pods believed to contain etomidate packed into a ziplock bag and concealed in a backpack. The backpack belonged to the Singaporean passenger. The man was arrested for e-vaporiser and suspected drug-related offences, according to ICA in a statement posted to Facebook on Monday (Nov 17).The case has been referred to the Health Sciences Authority for further investigation. The Central Narcotics Bureau is also investigating the man for suspected consumption of controlled drugs. 

SINGAPORE – The 20 electric public buses made by Yutong on Singapore’s roads cannot be remotely controlled by the Chinese manufacturer, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said on Nov 17.The buses also do not support over-the-air software updates, LTA added in response to The Straits Times’ questions about the cyber security of such buses, following a report by Norwegian public transport operator Ruter.Ruter said in late October that tests on the electric buses suggested that Yutong could remotely turn them off.“This could be exploited to affect the bus,” its report said. The operator now plans to introduce stricter security requirements and step up anti-hacking measures.The 20 Yutong buses in Singapore have been operating smoothly on public bus services in Singapore since 2020, LTA said.Yutong buses here are used by public bus operators Tower Transit Singapore, Go-Ahead Singapore and SMRT, according to Land Transport Guru, an independent website focusing on Singapore’s public transport system.Acknowledging Ruter’s report, LTA said: “We note Yutong’s public clarification that its buses cannot be remotely controlled or deactivated.”

A 24-year-old Malaysian man, who is among the 27 Singaporeans and seven Malaysians wanted by the Singapore Police Force (SPF) over their alleged involvement in a scam ring operating in Cambodia, was arrested on Monday (Nov 17). He was deported to Singapore and arrested on arrival that day. Bernard Goh Yie Shen, 24, will be charged in court on Nov 18 for facilitating the commission of a serious offence, and aiding the illegal purpose of a locally-linked organised crime group under the Organised Crime Act.If convicted, he faces up to five years' jail, a fine of up to $100,000, or both.Goh was arrested by the Cambodian National Police (CNP) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and deported to Malaysia, said the Singapore police in a statement on Nov 17.His arrest by the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) was due to a warrant of arrest issued by the State Court of Singapore. He was then handed over to the SPF on Nov 17 for being part of an organised crime group. 

Earlier, the UN Security Council adopted the document

Vasily Nebenzya stressed that «the Council is giving its blessing to the American initiative on parole of Washington»

This will happen through supplies from the US, the embassy said

The 64-year-old has apologised and issued a warning to drivers after being caught speeding four times, three of which were going over a 20mph limit.

Donald Trump said that the US «has to take care of Venezuela»

There were no reports of civilian casualties or damage to civilian infrastructure

The Russian Foreign Ministry’s special envoy Rodion Miroshnik emphasized that Ukraine had received all the documents provided by the Russian side

Russia and China abstained

According to the magazine, without a new agreement, the two countries «may embark on an arms race that funnels hundreds of billions of dollars»

Le 20 novembre 2025 sera bien férié en Polynésie, mais pas pour tous. Dans le public, administrations, écoles et services du Pays et de l’État fermeront. Dans le privé, les conventions collectives doivent encore évoluer et les employeurs restent libres d’appliquer ou non ce jour chômé.

Jordy Chan annonce la reprise des épreuves théoriques du code de la route à Taravao dès ce lundi 17 novembre. Le service était interrompu depuis six mois. Le ministre des Grands travaux et des Transports veut garantir l’accès des candidats aux sessions dans la presqu’île.

I've been taking omega-3 and collagen as my statins' information sheet said patients should be on a low-cholesterol diet. A GP said it was a precaution,so I took the statins and had pains down one side.

Home Minister Amit Shah vowed to bring perpetrators of the Delhi car bomb blast to justice, emphasizing the government's commitment to eradicating terrorism. Addressing the Northern Zonal Council meeting, he highlighted the importance of inter-state cooperation for national strength and discussed speedy justice for crimes against women and children, including increasing fast-track courts.

Former Congress MP Husain Dalwai ignited controversy by linking the Red Fort blast to «injustice» in Kashmir and questioning its timing during the Bihar elections. The BJP swiftly condemned his remarks, accusing the Congress of justifying terrorism and speaking the language of separatists. Dalwai later clarified he condemns violence but maintained his stance on alleged injustice in Kashmir.

The Supreme Court has mandated states to demarcate tiger reserve core and buffer areas within six months and implement comprehensive conservation plans in three months. A steering committee led by chief ministers will oversee implementation, with tourism now subject to National Tiger Conservation Authority guidelines.

The Supreme Court has finally taken up a plea to lift a seven-year-old ex-parte stay on a CBI probe into tiger poaching in Jim Corbett National Park. The investigation, initially ordered by the High Court, reportedly suggested connivance of forest officials with poachers. The court granted three weeks for a response to the plea.

It is unclear whether the Senate would take up the measure if the House passes it. Trump would also need to sign the legislation to compel the documents’ release.

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Berlin has lifted its arms export restrictions against Israel, citing a US-backed ceasefire in Gaza between West Jerusalem and Hamas Read Full Article at RT.com

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The Supreme Court has mandated that total reservations for SC, ST, and OBCs in Maharashtra civic body elections must not exceed 50%. The court warned it would halt the nomination process in constituencies breaching this limit. Elections will proceed based on pre-July 2010 OBC reservation norms, as the Banthia Commission's report is not yet finalized.

The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Centre and Rajasthan government regarding a plea challenging the state's anti-conversion law. Filed by 'The Jaipur Catholic Welfare Society', the petition argues the law unfairly targets minority communities and creates a chilling effect. The court will hear the case alongside similar petitions against other states' laws.

The Election Commission has ordered a special revision of Assam's electoral roll for the upcoming assembly polls, with January 1, 2026, as the qualifying date. This mandatory house-to-house verification aims to include all eligible citizens without requiring proof of eligibility. Details of 'doubtful' voters will be carried forward pending tribunal orders.

Overall unemployment held steady at 5.2% in October, though urban joblessness rose to a three-month high of 7%. The Labour Force Participation Rate reached a six-month high of 55.4%, driven by a significant increase in female participation, particularly in rural areas. This surge in the female workforce contributed to a rising overall worker population ratio.