- Dutch trader arrested for 'horsemeat fraud'
- Rosberg fastest in opening Monaco GP practice
- Solar plane sets distance record on US tour
- Ex-colleagues say Dr Todd happy to leave IME
- Nissan says to recall 841,000 cars over steering glitch
- Nissan to recall 841,000 cars over steering glitch
- Names for Thomson Line stations goes to public vote
- Twin Niger car bombings 'kill 10'
- '10 dead' in Niger bombings at uranium plant, barracks
- Twin blasts in Niger hit uranium plant, barracks
- Car bombings in Niger hit uranium mine, army base
- Singapore's inflation slowed to 1.5% in April
- Man injured at Audi Fashion Festival dies
- LeBron James delivers winner as Heat beat Pacers
- US teen birth rate drops to record low
- Measures suggested to increase AC72 sailor safety
- S$293m of CPF arrears recovered in 2012
- Govt to call S$1.2b of IT tenders
- Syria opposition open key talks in Istanbul
- Syria opposition to mull peace talks
- IMF chief grilled in Paris court over 2007 payout
- French prosecutors to grill IMF chief over payout
- Ford to halt car production in Australia in 2016
- Woman confronted London attackers to deflect danger
- Singapore's GDP growth slows in Q1
- US 'should act' on China intellectual property theft
- US formally takes responsibility for killing Awlaki
- NIE director first S'porean to receive highest award from US Teachers College
- Nations to boost aid to Syria rebels until Assad goes
- Assad has no role in future of Syria, powers say
- MHA in talks with PSD to review Home Team officers retirement age
- Govt launches new Public Service Leadership Programme
- Manpower Ministry investigating workplace abuse case
- IRS unit head refuses to testify about targeting
- Outstanding volunteers recognised at SRC Awards ceremony
- British security chiefs meet over Islamist attack
- UK emergency committee meets over slaying
- UK's COBRA emergency committee meets over slaying
- 'British soldier' butchered in suspected Islamist attack
- Man charged with importing puppies without licence
- Youths to have bigger say in National Family Celebrations 2013
- Man killed by FBI links Boston bomber to triple murder
- S'pore hopes for "ambitious review" to existing FTA with Japan: PM Lee
- Health Ministry on track to meet needs of elderly
- Unfortunate that Todd family chose to walk out on inquiry: Shanmugam
- ComChest sets S$85.9m target for FY2013
- S'pore, Interpol reaffirm excellent partnership
- Character & Citizenship Leadership Programme launched for Normal stream students
- $13m used to promote Sun Ho's music career "completely honest"
- COE prices mostly up
- Computer-based writing to be introduced in 'A' Level MTL 'B' exam
- ATTC appointed national CET centre for aerospace industry
- No injuries reported in late night factory fire at Tuas Basin Link
- Shane Todd's death consistent with asphyxia due to hanging: pathologists
- US tornado survivors begin rebuilding their lives
- Two babies among US tornado victims
- Singapore office bully caught on tape
- Sunright tapioca balls recalled for unapproved additive
- Sofix Parquet recalled as precautionary measure
- Slight delays expected on Circle Line on Sun
- Singa the Courtesy Lion: I quit!
- Packed courtroom as trial of City Harvest members begins
- Male arrested for throwing stone at bus, injuring passenger
- Ho Yeow Sun to resume executive role in City Harvest Church
- Malaysian envoy ticks off Merlion Park protesters
- MP apologises for controversial Facebook post
- MOE kicks off kindergarten roadshows
- Nestle recalls Kit Kat bars in S'pore after plastic found
- SIA steward arrested in Sydney for alleged drug offence
- N. Korea video depicts invasion of South, US hostages
- Arrests over gang-rape of Swiss cyclist in India: police
- AIM not bidding for PAP town councils' tender
- COMMENTARY: Reframe the Great Population Conversation
- New face in Punggol East a sign of polls to come?
- Driver of crashed ambulance in Clementi found to carry fake license
- Choa Chu Kang canal foam: Firefighter offers his side of story
- Barclays banker in Singapore fired for tirade against construction workers
- Obama cries as he thanks campaign workers
- Obama replies troubled 10-year-old’s letter on her two daddies
- Netizens react over Amy Cheong’s Facebook rant
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103 honorary aides-de-camp appointedSINGAPORE: President Tony Tan Keng Yam appointed 103 honorary aides-de-camp (ADCs) in a ceremony at the Istana on Thursday.Their duties include assisting in liaison for important guests on behalf of the President and taking care of visiting foreign d...
S'pore, France to enhance cooperation on law enforcement mattersSINGAPORE: Singapore and France will enhance cooperation and information exchange on law enforcement matters.Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister Teo Chee Hean and French Interior Minister Manuel Valls have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) ...
Town council review should have three desired outcomes: Lee Yi ShyanSINGAPORE: Senior Minister of State for National Development Lee Yi Shyan has said the review of town councils should ensure residents are better served by an enhanced framework.He added the two other desired outcomes are greater fairness and clarity...
Ex-colleagues say Dr Todd happy to leave IMESINGAPORE: American researcher Shane Todd did not like his job but appeared open to staying in Singapore because he liked the city.This is according to two of Dr Todd's ex-colleagues from the Institute of Microelectronics (IME) who took the stand on ...
Names for Thomson Line stations goes to public voteSINGAPORE: The public will get a chance to pick the preferred names for 16 Thomson Line (TSL) stations from May 23 till June 17.Voting can be done through the Land Transport Authority's (LTA) portal.Each of the 16 Thomson Line stations has a working ...
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Dutch trader arrested for 'horsemeat fraud'Dutch meat wholesaler Willy Selten was arrested on Thursday for allegedly selling 300 tonnes of horsemeat labelled as beef, the public prosecutor said.
Rosberg fastest in opening Monaco GP practiceNico Rosberg laid down an early marker on Thursday when he topped the times for Mercedes in the opening free practice for this weekend's 71st Monaco Grand Prix.
Solar plane sets distance record on US tourThe first manned aircraft that can fly day and night powered only by solar energy set a new distance record Thursday when it landed after the second leg of a cross-country US tour.
Nissan says to recall 841,000 cars over steering glitchJapan's number two carmaker Nissan said Thursday it would recall some 841,000 compact cars worldwide due to a steering wheel problem.
- Nissan to recall 841,000 cars over steering glitch
Japan's number two carmaker Nissan said Thursday it would recall some 841,000 compact cars worldwide due to a steering wheel glitch.
sci-tech
Mexican court tosses $2.7 bn penalty in Yahoo! caseYahoo! announced on Thursday that a Mexican appeals court tossed out a $2.7 billion dollar damages award in a breach of contract lawsuit.
Facebook and Twitter jump on Google glassesFacebook and Twitter launched applications Thursday for Google glasses as developers rushed to learn more about tailoring software for the Internet-linked eyewear yet to hit the market.
Dell profits plunge on PC woesUS computer giant Dell said Thursday its quarterly profit plunged 79 percent from a year ago, as a shift away from PCs hammered the company's bottom line.
Four Lulzsec hackers sentenced to jail in BritainFour members of the LulzSec international hacking group were sentenced to prison terms in Britain on Thursday for masterminding cyber attacks on major global institutions, including Sony Pictures and the CIA.
Apple marks 50 billionth app with big prizeApple on Thursday announced that the number of mini-programs downloaded from its App Store has blasted past the 50 billion milestone, and celebrated the moment with a $10,000 prize.
weird
Sunbathing crocodile shocks Indonesian beachgoersHundreds of sunbathers fled a popular Indonesian beach in panic when a four-metre (13-foot) crocodile laid down next to them to soak up some rays, an official said Wednesday.
Star Wars hero's pants auctioned for $36,100The pants worn by actor Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker in the first Oscar-winning "Star Wars" film went under the hammer for $36,100, according to the auction house's website.
Bolt, the pigeon, worth a fortune to Chinese buyerLike his human counterpart, "Bolt" the racing pigeon is a record setter in every sense, fetching 310,000 euros from a Chinese buyer impressed by his winning pedigree, Belgian reports said Tuesday.
Russian officer 'posed at Putin's desk to impress girls'Russia's federal guard service launched an investigation after photos appeared in the media of a disgraced former employee posing behind Vladimir Putin's desk in the Kremlin, an official said Tuesday.
Hong Kong hails the return of the duckHong Kong joyfully welcomed the return of a giant inflatable rubber duck, which drew tens of thousands of visitors before it was abruptly deflated for maintenance for almost a week.
business
- Vale, Rio Tinto attacked over Mozambique resettlements
Global mining giants Vale and Rio Tinto have neglected thousands of Mozambicans who have been moved from mining areas and resettled without proper homes or income, Human Rights Watch alleged on Thursday.
- Oil market extends losses on China data, Bernanke
Global oil prices sank on Thursday in line with sharp falls on world stock markets, as traders worried about weak Chinese manufacturing data and the strong dollar following comments from Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke, dealers said.
- Spain's borrowing costs creep higher
Borrowing costs for Spain crept higher Thursday as the recession-hit country made big inroads into financing state spending for 2013.
- Hollande praises Germany's labour reforms
French President Francois Hollande, under pressure to reform his recession-hit economy, Thursday praised German social welfare and labour reforms implemented under former centre-left chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.
- EU accepts deal with Air Canada, United, Lufthansa
The European Commission said on Thursday it had accepted and would make legally binding the commitments made by Star Alliance members Air Canada, United and Lufthansa to satisfy its anti-trust concerns on the New York-Frankfurt route.
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