More than 3,000 jobs will be created in the public transport sector in the next few years to support its expansion, said Minister for Transport Chee Hong Tat. Speaking to the media on Tuesday (May 20), he also said that the new Punggol Coast Bus Interchange will open on June 29. Visiting the new interchange, Chee said that there are ongoing efforts to create more jobs within the transport sector as part of Punggol's development.  The minister further explained that about 2,000 jobs will be set aside for rail services, while the remaining 1,000 will be allocated to bus services, covering a variety of roles and responsibilities within the sector.  He also shared that efforts are underway to attract new graduates and mid-career entrants to the transport sector, with support from various partners.

Singaporean Malone Lam has been charged in Washington DC for leading a cryptocurrency crime ring that stole over US$263 million (S$340 million) from victims. This follows a previous charge on Sep 19, 2024, when the 20-year-old was charged for fraud and money laundering conspiracy worth over US$230 million in cryptocurrency from a single victim. Lam appeared in court on Monday (May 19), where he pleaded not guilty to the superseding indictment, reported CNA. In the latest indictment from May 15, federal prosecutors alleged that Lam had been one of the two leaders in a crime ring with 11 other men. He allegedly identified potential victims for the crime ring, while other members hacked databases, laundered money and orchestrated house break-ins. According to the indictment, the individuals became acquainted through online gaming platforms, where the enterprise began no later than October 2023 and continued through March 2025. Members of the enterprise allegedly stole cryptocurrency assets, converted the assets to dollars, and laundered the money.

The Indian Army's bomb disposal squad safely detonated a live shell fired from Pakistan near a village in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, averting a potential disaster. Residents expressed relief and gratitude, highlighting the army's crucial role in safeguarding the community.

Tensions escalate in Uttar Pradesh as posters demanding an apology from Akhilesh Yadav appear in Lucknow, following alleged derogatory remarks against Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak by the Samajwadi Party's 'X' handle. Pathak has also criticized Yadav's response to a query, accusing him of deflecting from questions about the SP's alleged connections to controversial figures and past scandals.

MR Srinivasan, a veteran nuclear scientist and former atomic energy commission chairman, has died. He was 95. Srinivasan played a key role in India's nuclear energy development. He helped develop 18 nuclear power units. He worked with Homi Bhabha on India's first nuclear research reactor, Apsara. Mallikarjun Kharge expressed condolences, calling his death a significant loss for India's scientific community.

Following the adoption of various items of EU legislation, both international and cabotage road haulage and passenger transport services have been gradually liberalised. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Funding for the fishing sector is one of the oldest components of the EU fisheries policy. The current programme is the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF), which is worth EUR 6.108 billion over the 2021-2027 period. The EMFAF aims to support sustainable fishing in order to achieve food security through the supply of seafood products, the growth of a sustainable blue economy and healthy, safe and sustainably managed seas and oceans. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

In a powerful show of commitment to education and youth empowerment, the Youth Empowerment through Supportive Education (YESE) project has disbursed over K50 million to support the academic dreams of students in Msundwe and surrounding areas. The project, spearheaded by Sunhawk Energy International (SEI) in partnership with We Are One, Center for Concerned Youth in […] The post YESE Project Invests Over K50 Million to Transform Lives of Needy Students in Msundwe appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In a landmark move set to transform Malawi’s trade environment, the Ministry of Trade and Industry has officially launched the Malawi National Single Window System (NSWS) — a digital platform designed to simplify and accelerate the process of importing and exporting goods. Speaking at the launch event in Lilongwe, Minister of Trade and Industry Vitumbiko […] The post Malawi Marks Major Trade Milestone with Launch of National Single Window System appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In what can only be described as an outrageous assault on constitutional order, Sylvester Namiwa has crossed a line no patriotic Malawian should ever tolerate. His recent suggestion—that the Public Affairs Committee (PAC), an unelected civil society body, should take over government functions ahead of the 2025 elections—is not just misguided. It is treasonous, subversive, […] The post Namiwa’s Treasonous Fantasy: A Dangerous Call to Undermine Malawi’s Democracy appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Recently, there has been growing criticism directed at the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) over the procurement of the Smartmatic Election Management System. As a former MEC Commissioner, I feel compelled to address the misinformation and misplaced attacks being levelled — both at the Commission and its current Chairperson. Let me be clear: I was part […] The post Smartmatic Misconceptions: A Wake-Up Call to Malawi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Every time UTM holds a rally these days, one thing is predictable: Patricia Kaliati will climb the podium, grab the mic, and—as if stuck on replay—launch yet another pointless tirade against Vice President Michael Usi, leader of Odya Zake Alibe Mulandu movement. It has become her political identity. Not policy. Not vision. Not ideas. Just […] The post Usi Moved On, But Kaliati Is Stuck: Why Is She Always Attacking Usi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The station will use advanced technologies in the clean energy production, life support systems and will become the world's first hydrogen-powered scientific and educational complex

The construction of processing facilities at the Elga field, as well as seven factories, has been completed this year

Alexey Chekunkov pointed to the responsible attitude to environmental risks

According to Marco Rubio, President Donald Trump is focused on stopping hostilities in different parts of the world and supports settling major armed conflicts as soon as possible

The General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China reported that Russia continues to hold first place in this indicator

Somalia launched a nationwide vaccination campaign on Monday to combat measles, polio and pneumonia, targeting more than 3 million children in the country.

Beledweyne (HOL) – The Minister of Interior of Hirshabelle State, Abdi Dahir Guure Karoore, announced that Somali National Army (SNA) troops and local defense fighters have surrounded the strategic town of Aden Yabaal in the Middle Shabelle region and are poised to enter it in the coming hours.

Mogadishu (HOL) – The United Kingdom's newly appointed ambassador to Somalia, Charles Nicholas King, arrived in Mogadishu on Monday, officially assuming his role as the UK's top envoy to the Horn of Africa nation.

Meanwhile, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi reiterated that Tokyo «will continue to work closely with the international community»

A total of 126 people were killed as a result of shelling in the Gaza Strip on Monday, the Al Jazeera TV channel noted

«Venezuela reaffirms its commitment to peace and dialogue between countries, as well as the right of peoples to live free from threats and interference,» the republic’s Foreign Minister Yvan Gil Pinto added

No injuries or damage were reported, and authorities have not issued a tsunami warning

The Chinese president emphasized the importance of joint efforts to «build a beautiful world free of poverty with prosperity for all»

Lt Gen Sumer Ivan D'Cunha asserted India's capability to strike any target within Pakistan, emphasizing the nation's preparedness to respond across the entire depth of Pakistani territory if needed. Operation Sindoor showcased India's use of locally developed technology, including long-range drones and guided munitions, to strike key Pakistani airbases.

India's ambassador to Israel, JP Singh, asserted that Operation Sindoor, initiated in response to Pakistan's cross-border terrorism, remains paused, not concluded. He urged a global coalition against terrorism, demanding Pakistan hand over key figures like Hafiz Saeed. Singh highlighted India's firm stance against terrorism, emphasizing that treaties require an end to Pakistan's support for terrorist activities.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has launched the e-Zero initiative in Delhi, automatically converting cyber financial crimes above Rs 10 lakh reported on the 1930 helpline into FIRs. Home Minister Amit Shah announced the project's imminent nationwide expansion, aiming for swift investigations and cybercriminal crackdown.

India faced a busy period with the arrest of ex-UCO Bank CMD in a major fraud case and ongoing trade talks with the US amidst tariff concerns. Bengaluru grappled with severe flooding after record rainfall, while the Supreme Court clarified bail norms under the PMLA.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) released a video showcasing Operation Sindoor, its response to a Pakistan-backed terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26. The IAF conducted precision strikes on terror-linked sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, including Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba locations. Pakistan retaliated, leading to further IAF strikes on radar installations and airbases.

The PWHL's two newest franchises in Seattle and Vancouver will begin stocking their rosters early next month through an exclusive free agency period followed by an expansion draft.

It's a massive undertaking, but two men are hoping to turn much of eastern Ontario into a dark-sky preserve — and they're leaning into astrotourism, something they say has been a growing trend since the pandemic.

A 19-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving causing death after three children were killed in an overnight crash on a Highway 401 off ramp in Etobicoke, police say.