Singapore Pushes Meta to Tackle Scams or Risk Sanctions
Singapore police have mandated that Meta implement anti-scam measures on its social media platform Facebook to prevent impersonation of key government officials and combat online scams. This directive is the first under Singapore’s new Online Criminal Harms Act, which became law in February 2024, and companies could face fines of
China’s Xi Shows Strength at Beijing Parade with Putin and Kim
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned of a stark choice between peace and war during a grand military parade in Beijing, attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un. The event marked 80 years since Japan’s WWII defeat and was largely shunned by Western leaders, highlighting China’s
Major Earthquake Devastates Afghanistan, Killing Over 800
In Afghanistan, a devastating earthquake of magnitude 6 struck at midnight, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. According to a BBC report, over 800 confirmed deaths and at least 2,800 injuries occurred, with rescue efforts hindered by rugged mountainous terrain and harsh weather conditions. The epicenter was located at
Modi’s China Visit Signals Improving Ties; Will the Friendliness Last?
When Foxconn recalled hundreds of Chinese engineers from a factory in India last month, reportedly under Beijing’s instructions to limit technology transfer, it underscored the tense relationship between China and India. Both nations are facing tariffs from the United States, which could influence them to consider cooperation despite their rivalry.
South Korea’s Ex First Lady Kim Keon Hee Indicted on Bribery Charges
Kim Keon Hee, the wife of South Korea’s former President Yoon Suk Yeol, was officially charged with bribery and other crimes by a special prosecution team on Friday. This development occurs amidst an expanding investigation into the nation’s martial law crisis and related scandals involving the now-retired power couple. Both
Keppel Seeks $53M Claim Against Seatrium in Brazil Case
Singapore’s Keppel Corporation has filed arbitration proceedings against the local shipbuilding firm Seatrium, seeking to recover a claim amounting to S$68.4 million (approximately US$53.33 million). This action relates to the ongoing corruption crackdown in Brazil, as announced by both companies on Tuesday. In 2023, Seatrium provisioned S$82.4 million to cover
What Does GTS Mean on Snapchat: Dive Into the Meaning
Do you use Snapchat for texting, sharing media, and watching short videos? If so, you may come across slang, especially GTS, used by your cousins or friends during conversations. But what does GTS mean on Snapchat? The meaning of GTS may vary depending on the context of the conversation. Don’t
China’s Xi to Host Putin and Modi in SCO Summit
China’s President Xi Jinping will host over 20 world leaders at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin from August 31 to September 1, showcasing solidarity among the Global South amid escalating geopolitical tensions. Key invitees include Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking his first
Mohammed Sibgathullah Khan – Most Visionary Tech Leaders 2025
Tech is evolving fast. So fast that it keeps senior leaders on their toes to stay ahead and future-ready. In an era of what feels like permanent upheaval, where businesses cannot afford to dwell on issues or hesitate over decisions, leaders like Mohammed Sibgathullah Khan, Director of Information Technology at
Priyanshu Sharma – Most Visionary Tech Leaders 2025
Artificial intelligence is no longer just about innovation; it’s about intention. As industries race to integrate AI into everything from healthcare to compliance, the real challenge lies in transforming cuttingedge research into systems that are ethical, reliable, and designed for real-world impact.
