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SINGAPORE — Train services will not run between Tanah Merah and Tampines stations from Dec 7 to 10, to facilitate the connection of tracks from the existing East-West Line (EWL) to the new East Coast Integrated Depot. Affected passengers can take a shuttle bus service, Shuttle 7, for travel between Tampines, Simei and Tanah Merah stations, said the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and rail operator SMRT on Nov 5. The shuttle service will run at a frequency of three to five minutes, with 55 double-decker buses to be deployed for all four days. Fares for the shuttle will be the same as that for an MRT journey along the same stretch. Alternatively, passengers can switch from the EWL to the Downtown Line (DTL) at Tampines and Expo stations before continuing their journeys. The closure between Tanah Merah and Tampines will affect adjacent sections of the EWL. Shuttle trains will run every five minutes between Tampines and Pasir Ris stations, every eight minutes between Tanah Merah and Expo stations, and every 11 minutes between Expo and Changi Airport.

A Singaporean man was dismissed from his job after drugging allegations were made against him by a woman he had been interviewing for a role. The incident had first been brought to light by the alleged victim, a woman named Hana, who posted on social media platform X on Oct 29.  «On the evening of October 24th, I was drugged by a partner at DWF Labs at a bar in Hong Kong. I have reported this to the local police and have collected video evidence of him spiking my drink,» she wrote. DWF Labs is a crypto trading firm. Hana explained that the man had approached her with a job offer and she, being new to crypto and eager to learn, agreed to meet him. While they were at a bar together, she had stepped away to use the restroom and left her drink attended. When Hana returned and the man left to take a call, she was alerted by a waitress that he had spiked her drink, she wrote. Hana also claimed that the man repeatedly told her to drink faster and even suggested she follow him to his hotel room.

When it comes to getting our kicks, there may be nothing else Singaporeans love more than placing bets. Well, the Singapore public has spent a record $12.2 billion on lottery, sports betting and horse racing in the last financial year, according to the Singapore Pools annual report 2023/24 released on Tuesday (Nov 5). Data from the annual report shows that their revenue has increased by 7%, up from $11.4 billion in the previous financial year, reported Lianhe Zaobao.  According to the annual report, $11.87 billion was returned to Singapore and Singaporeans via $9.14 billion in prize payouts and $2.29 billion in gambling duties and taxes. This also includes some $437 million which was also channelled to the Tote Board, where the money was spent on supporting community-based projects. Singapore Pools is a fully-owned subsidiary of Tote Board, which reports to the Ministry of Finance. Out of the $12.2b, its operating expense was $332 million (3%), one of the lowest in the world for a gaming operator.

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A trois jours des élections présidentielles américaines,je me permets de faire une petite analyse politique et sociologique du déclin progressif de la Démocratie américaine. Cette petite analyse n'est pas du tout une vérité papale car elle pourrait donner lieu à des débats contradictoires et à diverses appréciations.Ce qui est tout à fait normal sur le plan intellectuel et politique. I/ Le déclin d'un héritage démocratieque. Avec le déclin progressif de la Démocratie (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

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The free flow of capital within the EU is one of the single market's four fundamental freedoms. However, despite the removal of legal barriers to capital flow, significant technical barriers persist and the EU's capital markets remain fragmented. Defragmentation of the capital markets – also referred to as capital markets union (CMU) or savings and investment union – is essential for the conduct of EU monetary policy, a level playing field among EU companies, and optimal allocation of capital within the EU. The coexistence of diverging rules across Member States creates opacity and uncertainty, deterring EU cross-border investors. This variation is due, among other factors, to differences in interpretation of EU law, inconsistency of decisions, and varying resources employed for supervision. The resulting variation in the application and enforcement of EU laws by the respective Member States' supervisory authorities is considered a major obstacle to completion of CMU. Harmonisation of supervision is one of the objectives of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). For the EU institutions, the establishment of an EU-level supervisory authority would be yet more efficient. Some suggest that, as with the single supervision mechanism for EU banking – whereby only 'significant banks' are subject to the EU banking supervisor – the powers of an EU single supervisory authority for capital markets could be limited to prominent players such as securities markets and asset managers. ESMA could fulfil this single supervisory function, subject to changes to its mission and governance. In its previous term, the European Parliament supported the shift of supervisory powers to ESMA. In a March 2024 statement, the Council invited the European Commission to examine the targeted strengthening of EU supervisory authorities' role and governance in order to enhance convergence. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

In her political guidelines presented on 18 July 2024, European Commission President-elect Ursula von der Leyen identified defence as a priority and a key sector in completing the single market. An important part of that effort will be building a 'European Defence Union'. To frame the new approach and to identify defence investment needs, von der Leyen committed that the new Commission would present a white paper on the future of European defence within the first 100 days of taking office. Subsequently, the Commissioners designated to take on the High Representative/Vice President portfolio (Kaja Kallas, Estonia) and the portfolio for Defence and Space (Andrius Kubilius, Lithuania) have been tasked with producing the paper. The white paper is expected to predominantly address defence sector capability issues, industrial competitiveness and investment needs. It should also frame the overall approach to EU defence integration, with the aim of strengthening the EU's ability to respond to threats, particularly in the context of Russia's continuing aggression in Ukraine, combined with evolving geopolitical challenges to the south and increased military capabilities of other global actors. Among other things, the white paper should outline the path towards key initiatives such as a European air shield to bolster air defence across the continent and expanded cyber-defence capabilities; closer EU-NATO cooperation; more efficient EU Member State defence spending; the reduction of external dependencies in defence procurement; and increased intra-EU collaboration in industrial, innovation, procurement and production issues. Experts widely agree that a key challenge to address is how to increase financing for the defence industry with, inter alia, the provision of incentives for investors and the creation of economies of scale; a clear assessment of the EU's defence needs; and coordination among the many EU defence initiatives proposed in recent years. The European Parliament first called for an EU white paper on security and defence as early as 2016. Source : © European Union, 2024 - EP

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