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Surviving winter in a decimated Ukrainian village

Winter in Ukraine’s eastern steppe brings an inescapable cold. The wind blowing through damaged homes, the shattered windows, the chill in your bones – it feels as if it will be permanent.

Bid to free 41 trapped workers in India enters third week

India’s military brought in specialised equipment on Nov 26 as efforts to free 41 trapped workers entered a third week, with digging ongoing in three directions after repeated setbacks to the operation.

Unvaccinated and vulnerable: Kids drive surge in deadly outbreaks

Diseases such as polio, measles spreading after pandemic disrupted health systems

Many in Taiwan's Kinmen keen on warmer ties with mainland

Despite living under constant threat, many welcome economic benefits of closer links

Malaysia to allow visa-free entry for China, India citizens from Dec

Announcement by PM Anwar part of moves to boost tourism, economy

China, Japan, South Korea agree to boost trilateral ties

Top diplomats revive cooperation, pave way for leaders’ summit over talks

Hot water, insecticide, glue traps among weapons of snake abuse: Acres

Calls for more education to combat fear about encountering dangerous’ wildlife

Israeli forces kill seven during raid in West Bank, Palestinian officials say

Israeli forces killed seven Palestinians, including two minors and at least one gunman, in the occupied West Bank late on Nov 25 and early on Nov 26, medics and local sources said.

Amid hostage releases, Israel faces dilemma over resuming the war

As Israel and Hamas completed the second exchange of hostages and prisoners on the evening of Nov 25, Israeli leaders faced a dilemma over whether to restart their military campaign in the Gaza Strip once the four-day truce ends on the morning of Nov 28.

Updated LTA app makes it easier to plan bus, MRT journeys

The MyTransport.SG mobile app has been updated to make it easier for passengers taking the bus and MRT to plan their journeys

Just one week on low-salt diet can reduce blood pressure: US study

Experts say this would significantly lower risk of stroke, heart attack or kidney failure

Changi Airport trialling Al for security screening of cabin bags

Security checks for passengers flying out of Changi Airport could be up to 50 per cent quicker, if a trial to automatically detect prohibited items in carry-on luggage takes off.

Reported killing casts shadow on third day of Israel-Hamas truce

Palestinian Red Crescent says farmer was targeted and killed in Gaza refugee camp

SEW RELAXING

Singapore hobbyists find making their own clothes a form of therapy

PEP HAPPY WITH A POINT

City boss proud of excellent’ display against incredible’ opponents Liverpool

Silat CEO arrested for suspected criminal breach of trust

Singapore Silat Federation's (SSF) chief executive Sheik Alau'ddin, a two-time world champion and four-time Coach of the Year, is assisting the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) with investigations into \"financial irregularities in the organisation\".

RED DEVILS READY TO MATCH 'MAD' TOFFEES

Boss ten Hag wary of Everton channelling anger at unjust’ 10-point deduction into fuel

Fifa probing crowd disturbance at Maracana

Fifa has started disciplinary proceedings over the crowd disturbances that caused a delay in the World Cup qualifier between Brazil and Argentina at the Maracana Stadium, football's world governing body said on Nov 24.

NBA'S BIG TWO NEED TO SHAKE THE FUNK

Nuggets out of in-season event after Rockets defeat, Celtics’ hopes dim with Magic loss

Finance exec can retire now but 'lucky to be working by choice'

She started trading while still at school, and learning about investing was an eye-opener

Siblings fought three times in court over their mother's assets

Disputes over issues including transfer of property and share of money in joint bank account

Choosing a pre-school shouldn't be this difficult

The early childhood sector is a maze. Selecting a place for your kids requires study, knowing the child, and a bit of luck.

Blow for far-right leader as Dutch ruling party snubs Cabinet role

Dutch firebrand Geert Wilders' already difficult task of forming a government became even harder on Nov 24, when the head of the ruling party snubbed a role in his Cabinet.

Five wounded in Kyiv as Russia launches largest drone attack on Ukraine

Ukraine's capital suffered what officials said was Russia's largest drone attack of the war on Nov 25, leaving five people wounded as the rumble of air defences and explosions woke residents at sunrise.

Ireland PM says Dublin riots bring 'shame' on country

Rumours about suspect’s nationality after stabbing lead to attacks on police, looting

Jakarta hosts positive' talks with key sides in Myanmar conflict

Indonesia said it hosted \"positive\" talks with the main sides in the Myanmar conflict in a bid to kick-start a stuttering peace process almost three years after a military coup deposed the country's democratically elected government.

More young Indonesians learning Mandarin for better job prospects

Parents of Chinese Indonesians see Mandarin proficiency as a ticket to a brighter future

Kim inspects spy satellite photos of N. Korea's targets, including Seoul

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected photos taken by the country's new spy satellite of \"major target regions\", state media reported on Nov 25, including the South Korean capital of Seoul and cities that host United States military bases.

Malaysia's PM Anwar pledges to fight religious extremism, poverty

Moderate and middle path is the way to go, he says as he marks one year in office

I'm not dead,' Thai hostage tells family after release by Hamas

Mr Vetoon Phoome's family feared the Thai farm worker had been killed by Hamas in the Oct 7 attack on Israel, until they found out on Nov 25 that he had been freed along with other Thai hostages in Gaza.