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On Friday, Mr Lam will receive a ceremonial welcome by Mr Tharman, followed by a call on the Singapore president and a meeting with Mr Wong. Mr Tharman and his wife, Mrs Jane Ittogi Shanmugaratnam, will host a state banquet in honour of Mr Lam and First Lady Madam Ngo Phuong Ly.In the evening, Mr Lam will deliver the keynote speech at the 23rd International Institute for Strategic Studies Shangri-La Dialogue. On Saturday, Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng will call on Mr Lam.Mr Lam and Mr Wong will take part in a tree-planting ceremony, and the Vietnamese president will also be…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The NBA’s primetime product has become increasingly difficult to watch, and Commissioner Adam Silver is finally waking up to the issue.During an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday, Silver confirmed the league is moving toward automation in its officiating, particularly for objective replay calls that routinely slow games to a crawl during the playoffs.Or as we all know it: flopping.”I think in terms of replay, we’re going to get to the point fairly quickly where, for example, on out-of-bounds plays … those kinds of calls will become automatic,” Silver told…

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A group of 35 former federal judges asked a court Wednesday to reopen a legal dispute between President Trump and the federal government that was settled by creating a controversial $1.776 billion “anti-weaponization fund,” calling the deal potentially fraudulent.The legal filing adds to growing criticism of the settlement deal, which the Justice Department announced last week to resolve a lawsuit from the president accusing the Internal Revenue Service of allowing his tax returns to leak. At the center of the deal is a multibillion-dollar fund that would pay people who allege they were victimized by government “weaponization,” and a promise…

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TOKYO: The Philippines and Japan are committed to strengthening maritime security, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said on Thursday (May 28) during a visit to Tokyo, weeks after the two nations agreed to fast-track the transfer of navy destroyers.The two countries’ shared grievances over Chinese maritime territorial claims have seen them draw increasingly close in recent years, with Tokyo supplying coast guard ships and radar systems.They have also signed a reciprocal access deal allowing for the deployment of troops on each other’s territory, and this month, Japan’s Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi said he was aiming for the “early transfer” of Abukuma-class…

This is my third consecutive Eid al-Adha spent displaced, far from my home in Jabalia, in an area that has been designated a “red zone” under Israeli control.During the war, livestock farms – of cattle, sheep, and goats – were largely destroyed. Only a very small number of sheep survived. Because of the Israeli blockade, the entry of livestock into the Gaza Strip has been prohibited since October 2023. As a result, prices have increased roughly tenfold, with a single sheep now reaching approximately $6,000. This sharp rise has deprived many families of the joy of Eid and the ability…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Pentagon recently informed European allies it plans to reduce some U.S. military capabilities available to NATO during a crisis as part of a broader push to shift more of the alliance’s conventional defense burden onto Europe.The Trump administration plans to reduce certain available capabilities by roughly one-third to one half, officials confirmed to Fox News Digital, including strategic bomber planes, fighter jets and some naval assets. Pentagon official Alexander Velez-Green informed officials of the coming changes at the NATO Defense Policy Directors’ meeting in Brussels Friday, according to two officials familiar with…