When a 48-year-old man suffered a stroke and lost his mental capacity, his former wife and elder sister fought to be appointed as his sole deputy.After a legal tussle lasting almost two years, the Family Court granted his sister’s application in June, noting that she had shown consistency in care and concern for him.In a judgment made available on Nov 14, District Judge Jason Gabriel Chiang explained his decision, against which the former wife had appealed.Court documents described the man as a Singaporean businessman involved in automobile care and works. He is now about 50 years old.His sister and only sibling is five years older than him; his former wife is a 42-year-old maths tutor.The couple, who divorced in 2018, have two sons aged 15 and 13. The woman had a third son with another man before the divorce was finalised.They had split as the man had alleged they had many disagreements and quarrels, and suggested that she had had an extramarital affair.Despite their separation, the two had a cordial relationship and frequently communicated regarding their sons.

At 17, Jemina (not her real name) packed her bags and left home.After her father died and her mother remarried, the house no longer felt safe to her. There was often no food at home for her after school or during holidays, and she would stay in her room.She moved into her junior college's hostel, but left a few months before her A-level exams because her lease ran out after she repeated one year. By then, her mother and stepfather had made it clear to her that they did not want her back home after some conflict, she told The Straits Times.Her nights were then spent in friends' homes or in public areas.The then teenager would carry her luggage with her during the day, spend time at playgrounds at night, or pull all-nighters at 24-hour fast-food chains.When she turned 20 and was accepted into a university, she moved into a student dormitory. But due to eyesight issues and mental health concerns, she decided to withdraw from school to focus on recovery.Jemina, who is now living with a family who opened their home to her, struggles to share her vulnerable past with anyone her age.

The Senate and House armed services committees’ pledge followed a Washington Post report revealing that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered that a U.S. strike leave no survivors.

IndiGo has fully updated its entire A320 fleet, becoming the first Indian carrier to complete mandatory software enhancements. This rapid upgrade, prompted by an Airbus global warning about solar radiation affecting flight-control systems, saw Air India and Air India Express also making significant progress. While minor delays occurred, cancellations were largely avoided as airlines raced to meet regulatory deadlines.

The BJP has sharply criticized Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of sympathizing with Maoists and potentially endorsing «urban naxals.» This accusation stems from Gandhi sharing a video that reportedly featured individuals raising pro-Naxal slogans, including support for a slain commander, during a protest. The ruling party's attack comes as the government intensifies its efforts to combat Naxalism.

India's annual groundwater recharge saw a slight increase in 2025, yet nearly a quarter of assessment units remain in stressed categories. This is due to declines in recharge in several states, despite overall improvements in some regions attributed to good rainfall and conservation efforts.

Türkiye has said that alleged Ukrainian drone attacks on tankers threaten the safety of navigation Read Full Article at RT.com

Venezuela has condemned US President Donald Trump’s threat to close the country’s airspace Read Full Article at RT.com

Hungary said that it doesn’t need the EU’s permission to hold talks with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

Indian airlines swiftly addressed a critical software issue affecting Airbus A320s, linked to solar flare risks. Operators worked through the weekend to roll back flight-control updates on 338 aircraft, preventing potential pilot control loss. This rapid fix, under DGCA supervision, avoided mass cancellations during peak holiday travel, with minimal delays reported.

According to Harald Kujat, «the Ukrainian army is in such a state that an organized, effective defense is no longer possible»

Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky has appointed Rustem Umerov as the new head of Kiev’s delegation for peace talks amid a mega-corruption scandal Read Full Article at RT.com

Chaotic protests have hit a central German town, with left-wing activists attempting to disrupt an AfD meeting to establish a new youth wing Read Full Article at RT.com

Va'a, beach-volley, crossfit et tu'aro ma'ohi, un programme chargé pour lepremier Aroa Challenge, qui se déroule ce samedi 29 novembre à Pirae, au parc Aorai Tini Hau. Au-delà de l'événement sportif, il s’agit d’un rendez-vous destiné à rassembler les jeunes et les moins jeunes des quartiers prioritaires de neuf communes autour de la culture et de la prévention.

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Jean-Noel Barrot noted that European countries «intend to protect Ukraine from financial difficulties in the next two years if the conflict continues»

Vladimir Zelensky was unable to protect his main ally from anti-corruption authorities, which means he cannot protect others, an opposition member of the Verkhovna Rada Alexander Dubinsky said

Flights of an American carrier-based fighter bomber and a Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornet attack aircraft have been recorded in the air area controlled from the Caribbean island of Curacao

On Friday, it was reported that Andrey Yermak’s apartment had been searched by officers of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine

Delhi Police has registered a fresh FIR against Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, along with six others, for allegedly fraudulently acquiring Associated Journals Ltd. The acquisition, valued at Rs 2,000 crore, was made through Young Indian, in which the Gandhis hold a majority stake. This FIR stems from the ED's money laundering probe.

President Donald Trump’s announcement follows growing U.S. threats to attack Venezuela.

Donald Trump has said rolling back his import taxes would make America a “pathetic laughingstock” as the Supreme Court mulls their legality Read Full Article at RT.com

As of December 1, Síminn/Sýn will stop broadcasting evening news on weekends and public holidays. Evening news will therefore only air on weekdays. News services on Bylgjan radio and the website Vísir.is will remain unchanged.

Leh Apex Body (LAB) has urged a judicial probe panel to obtain medico-legal reports of civilians injured in alleged security forces firing on September 24. LAB also demanded scrutiny of CCTV footage and investigation into delayed medical reports of police personnel, emphasizing these as crucial for a fair inquiry.

Journalist Arafaz Ahmad Daing's home demolition in Jammu has ignited a political firestorm. Deputy CM Surinder Choudhary is demanding an inquiry, questioning who ordered the action. Former BJP President Ravinder Raina also visited, claiming the LG's administration wasn't involved. CM Omar Abdullah accused Raj Bhavan-posted officers of selective demolitions, undermining the elected government.

Jammu and Kashmir High Court ruled cross-LoC trade as intra-state, asserting Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is part of the Union Territory. The court dismissed petitions from traders challenging GST notices, stating the trade was internal. This ruling comes after the Indian government suspended cross-LoC trade in 2019 due to misuse concerns.

Four million people pour into Banff National Park each year — a level of visitation the park’s first wardens could never have imagined in 1885. As Banff turns 140, Parks Canada is rethinking what it means to welcome so many people while still protecting the landscape for future generations.

TEHRAN – Tehran Municipality inaugurated on Saturday a new metro station called Maryam-e Moqaddas — Persian for Holy Virgin Mary, showcasing the peaceful coexistence among religions in the country.