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How Morocco's Gaza deployment is reshaping its ties with Israel

How Morocco's Gaza deployment is reshaping its ties with Israel Submitted by Caroline Dupuy on Tue, 08/04/2026 - 09:41 Rabat frames joining stabilisation force as humanitarian mission, but activists decry move as 'complicity in post-war occupation' Moroccans celebrate the UN Security Council's backing of Morocco's autonomy plan for…

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MSE consulted on plans for Gillman Barracks, Maju Forest: Alvin Tan

The Government makes decisions across different ministries, based on the best interest of Singapore and Singaporeans, he said.

  • MSE participated in Gillman Barracks and Maju Forest development discussions.
  • Alvin Tan emphasized MSE's collaborative role with MND.
  • Grace Fu clarified MSE's joint effort with other ministries in climate adaptation planning.

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3 lions die at zoo as Japan bakes in "cruelly hot" summer

Ten of the 16 lions in Tama Zoological Park have suffered symptoms such as "loss of appetite and decreased activity" since mid-July, and three lionesses died, the zoo said.

  • Three lions at Tama Zoological Park succumb to heatstroke.
  • Japan experiences hottest summer on record with temps over 40°C.
  • Zoo closes lion enclosure amid extreme heat and treatment efforts.

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A former nurse turned FBI profiler interviewed dozens of killers. She explains what the most dangerous ones have in common.

Former FBI profiler Candice DeLong spent two decades investigating crime. She explains why some killers stop after one murder while others keep going.

  • Former nurse Candice DeLong interviewed dozens of killers during 20-year FBI career
  • Most dangerous serial killers had lack of guilt as common trait after first murder
  • Childhood trauma played role, but pivotal moment was reaction to first murder

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Jack Letts appeals for repatriations from Iraq in 'out of the blue' phone call to parents

Jack Letts appeals for repatriations from Iraq in 'out of the blue' phone call to parents Submitted by Simon Hooper on Mon, 08/03/2026 - 17:48 British-born Canadian man, who spoke to his parents for the first time in almost a decade, is among thousands of detainees transferred from Syria to Iraq earlier this year Jack Letts, pictured…

  • Jack Letts, 30, appealed to parents for repatriation from Iraq via phone call.
  • Letts traveled to IS-controlled Syria territory as teenager in 2014.
  • Letts detained in Iraq without charge since earlier this year.
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