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A liveable city must remain liveable while it is being built, say Samuel Chng and Sarah Chan of Singapore University of Technology and Design.

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Anxiety about AI and affordability has turned US President Donald Trump's populist party into a popular target, says Ruchir Sharma for the Financial Times.

The bombers were moved after suspicious activity near the base led to a counter-terrorism investigation.

Ukraine has already installed 12 automated turrets that use cameras and AI-controlled machine guns to detect and destroy Russian drones.

Boulder, Colorado, sued oil companies ExxonMobil and Suncor, accusing them of contributing to climate change through fossil fuel use.

The US approved a US$1 billion sale of precision rocket guidance systems to the United Arab Emirates, saying the deal would strengthen a key defence partner and advance US national security interests.

The protests have spread to hundreds of schools across France, with students demanding better facilities, more teachers, and improved learning conditions.

Police said the man is believed to have acted alone and there is currently no evidence to suggest that it was a religiously motivated attack or an act of terror.

Police said the man is believed to have acted alone and there is currently no evidence to suggest that it was a religiously motivated attack or an act of terror.

American psychiatrist and neurologist Karl Deisseroth and German scientists Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for discoveries that allow researchers to control nerve cells using light.

China accused a Philippine military aircraft of illegally entering airspace over the disputed area in the South China Sea, while Manila said a Chinese fighter jet interfered with its routine patrol by repeatedly flying in close proximity.

“Almost all the passengers on board were trapped underwater, and the boat itself also sank,” a security forces witness told The Associated Press after the collision.

More than 400 out of France's 3,700 high schools were partially or totally closed on Monday morning, the education ministry said.

Romanian authorities did not specify what caused the fire aboard the commercial vessel in the Black Sea.

Around S$41 million went towards programmes addressing critical needs, including support for people with mental health needs, children with special needs and youth at risk.

Thunderstorms, strong winds and heavy rain are expected across much of upper Thailand from Monday through Wednesday, increasing the risk of flash flooding, particularly in low-lying areas, the Thailand Meteorological Department said.

The latest measures include higher fines, longer stop-work orders and possible curbs on migrant-worker hiring for serious lapses.

The findings by the South Korean military and the US-led United Nations Command were consistent with a preliminary probe that indicated North Korean troops had crossed the Military Demarcation Line - an accusation Pyongyang denies.

The woman struggled with her mental health and had trust issues growing up following her father's sexual abuse.

Rights monitors have raised concerns that members of the Rohingya minority may be sent back to Myanmar, where they have faced violent persecution.