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  1. The historical thriller, starring Yoo Hae-jin, Park Hae-il and Lee Min-ho, has drawn criticism over its fictionalised portrayal of the 1974 assassination attempt that killed South Korea's first lady.

  2. The stamps can only be used for basic domestic mail, which includes letters, postcards and printed paper items in an envelope.

  3. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong described Singapore-Laos relations as “very good and warm”, as the two countries mark 25 years of development cooperation.

  4. Jamaal Howard fatally shot a convenience store clerk in 2000.

  5. Facing weaker consumer spending and higher operating costs, some operators are trying new ways to build customer loyalty.

  6. The Taiwanese host signed up because she wanted to learn about AI – only to find herself tackling accounting, business and interest rates.

  7. Bally Bagayoko, the mayor of the French town of Saint-Denis, was seen shielding students at a March in Paris.

  8. A terminal diagnosis.

  9. KKH oncology-trained nurse Teresa Ng learnt early that breast cancer patients and their families need more than medical care.

  10. Under prevailing southeasterly to southerly winds, smoke haze from central and southern Sumatra and many parts of Kalimantan may continue to drift towards Singapore, NEA said.

  11. Samsung Electronics has estimated a nearly nine-fold jump in third-quarter earnings as booming demand for AI chips drove strong memory sales.

  12. Jae Hah of Scandinavian furniture brand Muuto explains how neuroaesthetics can shape everything from lighting and colour to texture, furniture and the way a room makes us feel.

  13. Their comments come after officials said that Singapore's athletes had met their "internal medal projections" though these were not made public.

  14. Middle-income households are expected to get greater attention, even as economists warn that electoral pressures could slow politically difficult fiscal reforms.

  15. The seed of future sporting success is planted through high targets set today, says former Team Singapore chef de mission Nicholas Fang.

  16. Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul received a letter from US President Donald Trump last week confirming both countries were “at the final stage” on the agreement, he said at a forum in Singapore on Wednesday (Oct 7).

  17. Despite UMNO’s resurgence, recent events have shown that the party has a long way to go before it can complete a political comeback, writes CNA’s Leslie Lopez.

  18. Amid concerns about the death of a lab worker at a Russian plague research institute, access to transparent information will be essential, says a microbiologist.

  19. Maricarmen Abascal has died after becoming a symbol of Spain’s housing movement following her eviction.

  20. According to Palestinian officials, Israel carried out new strikes in Gaza on the third anniversary of the Oct 7 Hamas attack, killing five people.

  21. French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said police were not ordered to confront students and promised a plan to address their concerns by the end of October.

  22. Her lawyers said she has pneumonia, severe swelling and difficulty eating and moving her arms, while Tennessee has suspended executions for the rest of the year.

  23. French and US authorities shut down websites selling stolen private images of more than 17,000 women and arrested two brothers in France.

  24. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the attack as “one of the most vile strikes” of the nearly five-year conflict.