Yale-NUS College (YNC) is organising a book adoption and exchange fair on Saturday (June 14) for the public for the first time since the row over dumping books erupted in May. More than 2,000 books will be put up for adoption and exchange from 2pm to 5pm at the Central Library, NUS Libraries said in a Facebook post. The first fair was held from  May 28 to 30, but it was open only to the Yale-NUS alumni, staff and their guests.A second adoption drive for the public was scheduled from May 31 to June 9, but due to «overwhelming response» for the first fair, the authorities decided not to go ahead with the second.The fair for the public was thus pushed to June 14.

In Brussels, S. Jaishankar addressed the international media's narrative on Operation Sindoor, questioning Osama bin Laden's presence in Pakistan. He emphasized that terrorism, not just India-Pakistan relations, is the core issue. Jaishankar also defended India's neutral stance on the Russia-Ukraine war, advocating for peaceful resolution.

The family of Raja Raghuvanshi, an Indore businessman allegedly murdered by his wife, apologized to the Meghalaya government for tarnishing the state's image. Raja's brother thanked the Meghalaya police for their swift investigation, while his father demanded an apology from Sonam's family for insulting the police.

Two separate locations. Two different expressions of grief. But one powerful, unbreakable message: love, unity, and healing. On the first anniversary of the tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of Vice-President Saulos Klaus Chilima and eight others, Malawi stood still in solemn remembrance. From the misty hills of Viphya Plantation to the sacred grounds […] The post Unity Is Not Conformity—Celebrating Diversity Of Chilima’s Two Separate Memorials appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The iconic fleet has been slashed from 26 working aircraft earlier this year to 17 today, including four in so-called deep maintenance and unavailable to fly.

The self-proclaimed online community- big across the UK and US - has now been banned by the social media platform for fear it promotes extreme thinness and unhealthy weight loss techniques.

MailOnline can reveal for the first time CCTV of actress Genevieve Chenneour bravely defending herself after Zacariah Boulares snuck up behind her and grabbed her phone.

The sector has reportedly shed over 100,000 jobs over the past year and is expected to lose 70,000 more by the end of 2025 Read Full Article at RT.com

Galkacyo (HOL) — The Governor of Mudug region, Faysal Abdullahi Sheikh (Jifojabsade), has denied allegations that traders and elders from Somalia’s Southwest State were tortured after photos circulated on social media showing the men with their hands and feet tied.

Phil Culling, 52, began a sexual relationship with the teenager who was a talented musician and singer at the Goldophin and Latymer school in West London where day fees are now £33,000.

MailOnline caught up with Rachel Trevor-Morgan - Queen Elizabeth II's trusted milliner - for her insights on spring/summer 2025 trends and styling advice for this year's event.

The Cabinet is signing off the spending review before the Chancellor announces the details in the Commons at lunchtime.

Rachel Reeves' u-turn on winter fuel payments and increased spending will need to be paid for. Most experts think tax rises in the Budget are now inevitable.

A bizarre Twix advert, released at the end of March, has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for condon[ing] unsafe driving'.

During the June plenary session, Parliament is due to discuss the joint report of the Committees on Budgets (BUDG) and Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) on the implementation of the RRF, which lays out Parliament's views on the RRF′s progress so far, proposes improvements for its remaining lifetime, and draws lessons for possible future performance-based budgetary instruments. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) recently took down more than 1,000 malicious IP addresses here in a joint operation with Interpol.In a statement on Wednesday (June 11), the SPF said that Operation Secure, which targeted cybercriminal infrastructure, took place from January to April this year.During this period, officers from the Cybercrime Command under the Criminal Investigation Department worked closely with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) to take down over 1,000 Singapore-based IP addresses believed to be perpetuating infostealers malware.Infostealer malware refers to software which secretly infiltrates computer systems and steals sensitive information. This stolen data will subsequently be sent to a remote server controlled by cyber criminals.The fourth-month operation saw law enforcement agencies from 26 countries working together to locate physical servers believed to be perpetuating infostealers malware, mapping their physical networks and executing targeted take downs. More than 20,000 malicious IP addresses and domains were taken down as a result.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge launched a strong attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of excessive lying and deceiving the public to secure votes during his 11 years in office. Kharge alleged that Modi avoids answering crucial questions on issues like demonetisation and unemployment.

The Central Bank sold yuan on the domestic market with settlements on June 9, 2025 in the amount of 7.3 bln rubles

At present, Europe’s storage facilities are 51.79% ful

In the final month of spring 2025, Russia ranked third among Spain’s LNG suppliers

Naturally, Russia remains consistently open to adopting, analyzing, and implementing the best foreign practices, provided they do not compromise its national traditions, the Russian foreign minister said

According to Major-General Aziz Nasirzadeh, Tehran recently conducted a test of a missile equipped with a 2-ton warhead, underscoring the extensive capabilities of its operational forces

US tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has expressed regret for his verbal attacks on President Donald Trump Read Full Article at RT.com

The US government under President Joe Biden monitored foreign nationals who could influence Elon Musk, the Wall Street Journal reports Read Full Article at RT.com

The 3rd International Buddhist Forum in Kalmykia will unite delegates from over 30 countries this September Read Full Article at RT.com

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Farooq Abdullah lauded the new Vande Bharat train service connecting Srinagar to Katra as a monumental gift to Jammu and Kashmir. Following his journey, he visited the Vaishno Devi shrine, praying for prosperity and unity in India. Abdullah expressed emotional appreciation for the Chenab Bridge, highlighting the enhanced connectivity and its potential to boost tourism and regional integration.

Rahul Gandhi has addressed Prime Minister Modi, highlighting the dire conditions in residential hostels for marginalized students, including overcrowding, unhygienic conditions, and lack of resources. He also pointed out significant delays and reduced amounts in post-matric scholarships, using Bihar as an example of a nationwide problem, urging immediate audits and increased funding.

An Indian student was detained at a US airport and later deported. He had entered the United States illegally. Authorities restrained him and admitted him to a medical facility. The Indian Consulate in New York is engaged with US officials. The US embassy reiterated its stance against illegal immigration.

Slovakia will not support the EU’s new package of Russia sanctions, as they would trigger a crisis, Robert Fico has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Kiev’s delegation in Istanbul is authorized to discuss humanitarian issues and ceasefire terms, the Ukrainian leader has said Read Full Article at RT.com

US tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has expressed regret for his verbal attacks on President Donald Trump Read Full Article at RT.com

The travel plans of some Jetstar Asia passengers are now up in limbo after the budget carrier announced on Wednesday (June 11) morning it is winding up operations.Among them are university undergraduate Tan and her friends. They had booked round-trip tickets to Bali just days before, but now find themselves in an awkward predicament.Their flight from Singapore to Bali departs on July 31st — Jetstar Asia's last day of operations — and they had booked their return flight home to be on Aug 3.The unexpected news has frustrated 23-year-old Tan, who did not wish to give her full name. She told AsiaOne that they are hoping to proceed with their original flight to Bali but are unsure of how to obtain a refund for their Aug 3 flight, especially since they had purchased tickets through travel provider, Trip.com.«I don't know if Jetstar Asia will refund us for both flights or if they can refund just the returning flight,» she explained.«Our itinerary will be affected by what happens to our return flight as we might have to rebook for a different timing or even worse, a different day.»