Oman News API

Supported Countries - 165

Afghanistan

Albania

Algeria

Angola

Argentina

Australia

Austria

Azerbaijan

Bahamas

Bahrain

Bangladesh

Barbados

Belarus

Belgium

Belize

Bermuda

Bhutan

Bolivia

Bosnia And Herzegovina

Botswana

Brazil

Brunei

Bulgaria

Cambodia

Cameroon

Canada

Cape Verde

Cayman Islands

Central African Republic

Chile

China

Colombia

Comoros

Congo

Costa Rica

Croatia

Cuba

Cyprus

Czech Republic

DR Congo

Denmark

Djibouti

Dominica

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

Egypt

El Salvador

Estonia

Ethiopia

Fiji

Finland

France

French Polynesia

Gabon

Georgia

Germany

Ghana

Greece

Guatemala

Guinea

Haiti

Honduras

Hong Kong

Hungary

Iceland

India

Indonesia

Iran

Iraq

Ireland

Israel

Italy

Ivory Coast

Jamaica

Japan

Jordan

Kazakhstan

Kenya

Kuwait

Kyrgyzstan

Laos

Latvia

Lebanon

Libya

Lithuania

Luxembourg

Macedonia

Madagascar

Malawi

Malaysia

Maldives

Mali

Malta

Marshall Islands

Mauritania

Mauritius

Mexico

Moldova

Monaco

Mongolia

Montenegro

Morocco

Mozambique

Myanmar

Namibia

Nepal

Netherland

New Zealand

Niger

Nigeria

North Korea

Norway

Oman

Pakistan

Palestine

Panama

Papua New Guinea

Paraguay

Peru

Philippines

Poland

Portugal

Puerto Rico

Qatar

Romania

Russia

Rwanda

Samoa

Saudi Arabia

Senegal

Serbia

Singapore

Slovakia

Slovenia

Solomon Islands

Somalia

South Africa

South Korea

Spain

Sri Lanka

Sudan

Sweden

Switzerland

Syria

Taiwan

Tajikistan

Tanzania

Thailand

Tonga

Tunisia

Turkey

Turkmenistan

Uganda

Ukraine

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom

United States Of America

Uruguay

Uzbekistan

Vanuatu

Venezuela

Vietnam

Yemen

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Get headlines from Oman with our JSON API.

🔑 Get API key for the Oman News API

Country Parameter

The country paramter for the Oman is OM.

Some example queries:

Below is the search query to fetch random 100 news-sources of Oman.

https://newsdata.io/api/1/sources?country=om&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY

Some of the well known sources

Live Example

This example demonstrates the HTTP request to make, and the JSON response you will receive, when you use the News API to get headlines from Oman.

Headlines from Oman

https://newsdata.io/api/1/latest?country=om&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY

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      • "title": "Blindati Idf avanzano nella Striscia. Almeno 115 morti per i raid israeliani",
      • "link": "https://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/blindati-idf-avanzano-striscia-almeno-115-morti-i-raid-israeliani-AHivCMo",
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        • "mondo/medio oriente"
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      • "description": "Almeno 115 palestinesi sono stati uccisi da raid aerei israeliani nelle ultime 24 ore, secondo fonti locali citate da Al Jazeera. Si tratta delle prime fasi dell’operazione militare “Gideon’s Chariots”,...",
      • "content": "Secondo i media locali si tratta delle prime fasi dell’operazione militare “Gideon’s Chariots” annunciata dall’esercito israeliano 17 maggio 2025 2' di lettura Translated by AI. For feedback, please contact english@ilsole24ore.com 2' di lettura Translated by AI. For feedback, please contact english@ilsole24ore.com Almeno 115 palestinesi sono stati uccisi da raid aerei israeliani nelle ultime 24 ore, secondo fonti locali citate da Al Jazeera. Si tratta delle prime fasi dell’operazione militare “Gideon’s Chariots” , annunciata dall’esercito israeliano. A migliaia di civili è stato ordinato di evacuare il nord della Striscia, mentre proseguono intensi bombardamenti. Le autorità israeliane parlano di una “fase iniziale” dell’operazione, che potrebbe estendersi nelle prossime ore. I media palestinesi riferiscono che veicoli militari blindati israeliani stanno avanzando a sud-est di Deir el-Balah, nella Striscia di Gaza centrale, sotto la protezione di un pesante fuoco di copertura: lo riporta Al Jazeera. Il fuoco di artiglieria dell’Esercito israeliano (Idf) sta prendendo di mira le zone di Abu Holi, Abu al-Ajin e al-Jafarawi a est di Deir el-Balah. Forti esplosioni sono state udite inoltre nella zona al-Qarara di Khan Younis , a sud della Striscia. Elicotteri dell’Idf hanno condotto un ’’intenso’’ attacco anche a est di Rafah , nel sud della Striscia. Lo riferisce sempre al-Jazeera citando fonti locali, aggiungendo che al momento non si hanno notizie di vittime. Vertice Lega Araba a Baghdad, focus su Gaza La Lega Araba si riunisce oggi a Baghdad, la prima volta dal 2021 in Iraq, per discutere delle crisi regionali. La situazione nella Striscia di Gaza è in cima all’agenda, anche dopo il tour condotto nel Golfo dal presidente degli Stati Uniti Donald Trump e le sue dichiarazioni di voler trasformare l’enclave palestinese in ’’una zona libera’’ . Il presidente dell’Autorità nazionale palestinese (Anp) Mahmoud Abbas, da ieri a Baghdad, ha sollecitato il sostegno a un piano di ricostruzione per la Striscia di Gaza che sia sostenuto dagli arabi, respingendo qualsiasi controllo straniero sul territorio palestinese. Il ministro degli Esteri iracheno Fuad Hussein ha spiegato che il vertice della Lega Araba avrebbe ’’sostenuto le decisioni della conferenza del Cairo’’, riferendosi a una riunione di emergenza tenutasi a marzo in cui gli stati arabi avevano concordato una loro iniziativa per la ricostruzione della Striscia di Gaza. Presente al summit anche l’emiro del Qatar Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, come riferito dai media di Doha. ABBONAMENTO Il Sole 24 Ore con 160€ di sconto Podcast Squali Per approfondire Newsletter Notizie e approfondimenti sugli avvenimenti politici, economici e finanziari. I video più visti Le foto più viste",
      • "pubDate": "2025-05-17 06:32:07",
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        • "yemen",
        • "afghanistan",
        • "cyprus",
        • "india",
        • "saudi arabia",
        • "united arab emirates",
        • "pakistan",
        • "egypt",
        • "lebanon",
        • "kyrgyzstan",
        • "syria",
        • "israel",
        • "djibouti",
        • "iran",
        • "turkey",
        • "armenia",
        • "qatar",
        • "morocco",
        • "kazakhstan",
        • "iraq",
        • "kuwait",
        • "ethiopia",
        • "azerbaijan",
        • "jordan",
        • "sudan",
        • "somalia",
        • "algeria",
        • "oman",
        • "libya",
        • "uzbekistan",
        • "turkmenistan",
        • "mauritania",
        • "bahrain",
        • "tunisia",
        • "tajikistan"
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      • "article_id": "19927c2405c81fec7579218786a570ec",
      • "title": "مسؤول صيني: الروبوتات لن تحل محل البشر",
      • "link": "https://alroya.om/post/365846/%D9%85%D8%B3%D8%A4%D9%88%D9%84-%D8%B5%D9%8A%D9%86%D9%8A-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B1%D9%88%D8%A8%D9%88%D8%AA%D8%A7%D8%AA-%D9%84%D9%86-%D8%AA%D8%AD%D9%84-%D9%85%D8%AD%D9%84-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A8%D8%B4%D8%B1",
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        • "جريدة الرؤية العمانية"
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      • "description": "بكين- رويترزقال مسؤول صيني يشرف على مركز للتكنولوجيا في بكين \"إن الروبوتات الشبيهة بالبشر في الصين لن تحل محل العمالة البشرية ولن تتسبب في حدوث بطالة جماعية، وذلك في ظل التوسع السريع لهذا القطاع و",
      • "content": "بكين- رويترز قال مسؤول صيني يشرف على مركز للتكنولوجيا في بكين \"إن الروبوتات الشبيهة بالبشر في الصين لن تحل محل العمالة البشرية ولن تتسبب في حدوث بطالة جماعية، وذلك في ظل التوسع السريع لهذا القطاع وتمويل الدولة له\". وأوضح ليان ليان، نائب مدير منطقة بكين للتنمية الاقتصادية والتكنولوجية التي تضم أحد أكبر مراكز التكنولوجيا في الصين -خلال حديث لوسائل إعلام أجنبية- أمس الجمعة، أنه لا يعتقد أن الروبوتات الشبيهة بالبشر ستحل محل صانعيها بل ستسهم في رفع الإنتاجية والعمل في بيئات خطرة. وأضاف \"لا نعتقد أن الروبوتات ستتسبب في فقدان الناس لوظائفهم بل ستعمل على زيادة الإنتاجية أو تتولى مهاما لا يرغب البشر في القيام بها، مثل استكشاف الكون الفسيح أو أعماق المحيطات التي لا يستطيع البشر الوصول إليها. يمكن للآلات أن تساعدنا في هذه المهام\". وأردف قائلا \"عندما يحل الليل ويحتاج البشر إلى الراحة تستطيع الآلات مواصلة العمل، مما يمنحنا منتجات أفضل وأرخص وأسهل استخداما. لذا نرى أن هذا هو مسار تطورنا المستقبلي\". وأكد ليان أن أول نصف ماراثون للروبوتات في العالم والذي أقيم الشهر الماضي في بكين تم إعداده عمدا بطريقة من شأنها تسليط الضوء على آماله وآمال المسؤولين الآخرين في أن تساعد هذه الروبوتات البشر بدلا من أن تحل محلهم. تميز نصف الماراثون بمسارين يفصل بينهما سياج، تنافس البشر في أحدهما بينما تحكم 20 فريقا في روبوتات متفاوتة الحجم والقدرة على المسار الآخر. وأشار ليان إلى أن البشر \"في الماراثون يسلكون مسارهم الخاص، يختبرون فيه حدود قدراتهم الجسدية ... في حين تسير الروبوتات في مسار منفصل تتحدى فيه قدراتها معا دون أن تحاول تجاوز مسار البشر للوصول إلى خط النهاية. موضحا أن هذا التصور يعكس ما سيكون عليه المستقبل أيضا\". وتحدث ليان للصحفيين من مقر شركة إكس هيومانويد المدعومة من الدولة والمعروفة أيضا باسم مركز بكين لتطوير الروبوتات الشبيهة بالبشر والتي فاز روبوتها تيان جونج ألترا بأول نصف ماراثون للروبوتات. واستعرض أحد الموظفين في عرض تجريبي قدرة الروبوت على التصحيح الذاتي، إذ قام مرارا بتحريك قطعة من القمامة أو نزعها من يد الروبوت بشكل متكرر فيقوم الروبوت بإعادة التقاطها وإتمام المهمة حتى اكتمالها، ويؤكد المركز أن هذه المهارة ستكون عنصرا جوهريا في تطوير الروبوتات الشبيهة بالبشر إلى عمال منتجين.",
      • "pubDate": "2025-05-17 06:23:00",
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      • "source_id": "alroya",
      • "source_name": "جريدة الرؤية العمانية - الرؤية",
      • "source_priority": 321232,
      • "source_url": "https://alroya.om",
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      • "language": "arabic",
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        • "fashion and lifestyle"
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        "ai_region": [
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      • "article_id": "dd8ad53e5ff86118e6d58203951aa087",
      • "title": "زعيم كوريا الشمالية يدعو جيشه لتكثيف الاستعداد للحرب",
      • "link": "https://alroya.om/post/365845/%D8%B2%D8%B9%D9%8A%D9%85-%D9%83%D9%88%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B4%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%8A%D8%A9-%D9%8A%D8%AF%D8%B9%D9%88-%D8%AC%D9%8A%D8%B4%D9%87-%D9%84%D8%AA%D9%83%D8%AB%D9%8A%D9%81-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A7%D8%B3%D8%AA%D8%B9%D8%AF%D8%A7%D8%AF-%D9%84%D9%84%D8%AD%D8%B1%D8%A8",
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        • "جريدة الرؤية العمانية"
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      • "description": "بيونج يانج- رويترزذكرت وسائل إعلام رسمية اليوم السبت أن زعيم كوريا الشمالية كيم جونج أون أشرف على تدريبات للقوات الجوية وشدد على ضرورة تكثيف الاستعدادات للحرب.وأفادت وكالة الأنباء المركزية الك",
      • "content": "بيونج يانج- رويترز ذكرت وسائل إعلام رسمية اليوم السبت أن زعيم كوريا الشمالية كيم جونج أون أشرف على تدريبات للقوات الجوية وشدد على ضرورة تكثيف الاستعدادات للحرب. وأفادت وكالة الأنباء المركزية الكورية بأن كيم، الذي تفقد يوم الخميس تدريبات على الضربات الجوية والدفاع الجوي للفرقة الجوية الأولى في كوريا الشمالية، دعا \"جميع وحدات الجيش بأكملها\" إلى تحقيق \"طفرة في الاستعداد للحرب\". وأوضح هونج مين الخبير في شؤون كوريا الشمالية في معهد كوريا للتوحيد الوطني أن لقطات التدريبات التي بثها التلفزيون الرسمي في كوريا الشمالية أظهرت طائرة من طراز ميج 29 تطلق صاروخا، بدا أنه نسخة كورية شمالية من صاروخ جو-جو متوسط إلى بعيد المدى طورته روسيا. وأشرف كيم خلال شهر مايو أيار وحده على تجربة صاروخية وتفقد مصانع للدبابات والذخائر وقام بزيارة نادرة إلى السفارة الروسية في بيونجيانج مؤكدا من جديد تحالف بلاده مع روسيا، كما أشرف على تدريبات إطلاق الدبابات للنار وتدريبات وحدات العمليات الخاصة. وانتقدت كوريا الشمالية أيضا وزارة الخارجية الأمريكية لإدراجها ضمن قائمة الدول التي لا تتعاون بشكل كامل مع جهود الولايات المتحدة في مكافحة الإرهاب. وأوضحت وكالة يونهاب للأنباء أن كوريا الشمالية تُدرج على القائمة سنويا منذ عام 1997. ونقلت وكالة الأنباء المركزية الكورية عن المتحدث باسم وزارة الخارجية قوله \"كلما كثفت الولايات المتحدة استفزازاتها لجمهورية كوريا الشعبية الديمقراطية بأفعال خبيثة غير ضرورية وغير مجدية، ازداد تصاعد العداء المستعصي على الحل بين البلدين\". وأضاف المتحدث \"ستتخذ جمهورية كوريا الشعبية الديمقراطية... إجراءات فعالة ومناسبة لمواجهة الاستفزازات العدائية الأمريكية في جميع المجالات\".",
      • "pubDate": "2025-05-17 06:20:00",
      • "pubDateTZ": "UTC",
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      • "title": "Rescuers say 100 dead as Israel launches fresh Gaza offensive",
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      • "content": "JERUSALEM: The Israeli military said Saturday (May 17) it had launched \"extensive strikes\" as part of a fresh offensive in Gaza, after rescuers reported 100 people killed in the besieged Palestinian territory. The army said on Telegram it had begun the \"initial stages\" of the offensive, known as Operation Gideon's Chariots. The operation was part of \"the expansion of the battle in the Gaza Strip, with the goal of achieving all the war's objectives, including the release of the abducted and the defeat of Hamas\", it said in a post in Arabic. A separate statement in English said the army was \"mobilising troops to achieve operational control in areas of the Gaza Strip\". Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli strikes on Gaza had killed 100 people on Friday, while the army said its forces had \"struck over 150 terror targets throughout the Gaza Strip\" in 24 hours. Israel resumed its military offensive in Gaza on Mar 18 after a two-month truce in its war against Hamas, which was triggered by an attack by the Palestinian group in October 2023. The latest operation comes as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces increasing pressure to lift a sweeping aid blockade on Gaza, as NGOs warn of critical shortages of food, clean water, fuel and medicines. The return to fighting since Mar 18 has drawn international condemnation, with the UN's rights chief on Friday denouncing the renewed attacks - and what he described as an apparent push to permanently displace the population. \"ETHNIC CLEANSING\" \"This latest barrage of bombs ... and the denial of humanitarian assistance underline that there appears to be a push for a permanent demographic shift in Gaza that is in defiance of international law and is tantamount to ethnic cleansing,\" Volker Turk said in a statement. The main Israeli campaign group representing the families of hostages said that by extending the fighting, Netanyahu was missing a \"historic opportunity\" to get their loved ones out through diplomacy. Hamas on Friday demanded the United States press Israel to lift the aid blockade in return for a US-Israeli hostage released by the group. Edan Alexander, the last living hostage with US nationality, was freed last week after direct engagement with the Trump administration that left Israel sidelined. As part of the understanding with Washington regarding Alexander's release, senior Hamas official Taher al-Nunu said the group was \"awaiting and expecting the US administration to exert further pressure\" on Israel \"to open the crossings and allow the immediate entry of humanitarian aid\". Israel says its decision to cut off aid to Gaza was intended to force concessions from Hamas, which still holds dozens of Israeli hostages seized during the Oct 7, 2023 attack that sparked the war. \"PEOPLE ARE STARVING\" US President Donald Trump acknowledged on Friday that \"a lot of people are starving\" in the besieged Palestinian territory. \"We're looking at Gaza. And we're going to get that taken care of,\" Trump told reporters in Abu Dhabi, on a regional tour that excluded key ally Israel. The Arab League is to meet in Baghdad on Saturday to discuss regional crises, with Gaza expected to be high on the agenda. United Nations chief Antonio Guterres will attend the summit, and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez - who has sharply criticised Israel's offensive in Gaza - is expected to address it as a guest. The Hamas attack of October 7, 2023 resulted in the deaths of 1,218 people on the Israeli side, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official figures. Of the 251 hostages taken during the attack, 57 remain in Gaza, including 34 the military says are dead. The health ministry in the Hamas-run territory said 2,985 people have been killed since Israel resumed strikes on March 18, taking the war's overall toll to 53,119.",
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      • "title": "انطلاق أعمال القمة العربية في بغداد اليوم",
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      • "content": "وفي التفاصيل التي أوردتها وكالة \"واع\" سيشارك في القمة التي تنطلق صباح اليوم السبت، قادة وزعماء عرب، والأمناء العامين لمنظمة الأمم المتحدة، وجامعة الدول العربية، ومنظمة التعاون الإسلامي، ومجلس التعاون الخليجي، إلى جانب عشرات الضيوف من الدول العربية، والاتحاد الأوروبي، والمنظمات الدولية. وفي الجلسة الأولى من القمة، التي يحتضنها القصر الحكومي في بغداد، يلقي وفد مملكة البحرين، رئيس القمة الماضية، كلمة يسلم بعدها الكلمة والرئاسة إلى العراق، رئيس الدورة الحالية الرابعة والثلاثين. وتلي ذلك كلمة الأمين العام لجامعة الدول العربية أحمد أبو الغيط، ثم كلمات كبار الضيوف، تليهم كلمات الرؤساء والملوك والأمراء، قادة الدول العربية المشاركين في القمة. وستعقد جلسة رئيسية ثانية للقمة العربية التنموية الخامسة، تبدأ بكلمة لبنان، رئيس القمة التنموية السابقة، ثم تسلم الرئاسة والكلمة إلى العراق، رئيس الدورة الحالية، تليها كلمة الأمين العام لجامعة الدول العربية، ثم كلمات الوفود العربية. وتختتم أعمال القمة العربية عصرا، بجلسة ثالثة علنية، يصدر فيها \"إعلان بغداد\" الخاص بالقمتين العادية والتنموية، ثم تلقى الكلمة الختامية لرئاسة المؤتمر، تليها كلمة رئاسة القمة المقبلة الخامسة والثلاثين، ويختتم الحدث بمؤتمر صحفي مشترك لوزير الخارجية العراقي فؤاد حسين، والأمين العام لجامعة الدول العربية. وفي سياق متصل، أكد رئيس مجلس الوزراء العراقي محمد شياع السوداني، في رسالة مكتوبة بخط يده، أن مناسبة القمة العربية ستكون \"منصة لتعضيد التضامن وطرح القضايا وتوحيد الصف وتقوية الموقف\". ومن جهته، أكد وزير الخارجية العراقي فؤاد حسين، أن القمة العربية ستعطي مؤشرات إلى العالم الخارجي بأن \"بغداد آمنة ومرحبة بالجميع\". وقال حسين في تصريح للعراقية الإخبارية إن \"العمل مستمر لاستقبال الوفود العربية المشاركة في القمة العربية\". وأضاف أن \"القضية الفلسطينية على رأس الملفات التي سيتم مناقشتها في القمة العربية\" مبينا أنه \"سيتم طرح مجموعة من الأفكار لتعزيز التعاون الاقتصادي بين الدول خلال القمة\". ولفت أن \"القمة مجرد عقدها يعد انتصارا للعراق والعراقيين\". المصدر: RT+واع",
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      • "title": "اتهام مدير FBI السابق بالتحريض على قتل ترامب؟ منشور غامض يُشعل أمريكا!",
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      • "content": "مدير الـFBI السابق #جيمس_كومي تحت التحقيق، بعدما نشر صورة غامضة اعتُبرت دعوة مشفّرة لاغتيال الرئيس دونالد #ترامب بالتزامن مع جولته الخليجية pic.twitter.com/N0wzafkatz— وطن. يغرد خارج السرب (@watanserb_news) May 17, 2025وطن – في خطوة أثارت صدمة وغضبًا واسعًا في الأوساط السياسية والإعلامية، واجه جيمس كومي، المدير السابق لمكتب التحقيقات الفيدرالي (FBI)، اتهامات مباشرة بالتحريض على قتل الرئيس الأمريكي الأسبق دونالد ترامب. والسبب؟ صورة على إنستغرام.نشر جيمس كومي صورة لأصداف بحرية مرتبة على شكل رقم “8647′′. للوهلة الأولى، يبدو المشهد عاديًا. لكن في الثقافة العامية الأمريكية، يرمز الرقم “86′′ إلى “اقتل” أو “تخلّص من”، و**”47′′ إلى ترتيب ترامب كرئيس الولايات المتحدة**. التفسير كان صادمًا: “اقتل الرئيس 47′′، بحسب من اعتبروا الصورة تحريضًا مبطّنًا.المنشور أثار موجة غضب من مسؤولين وناشطين، بينهم تولسي غابارد مديرة الاستخبارات الوطنية، وكريستي نوم وزيرة الأمن الداخلي التي وصفت الأمر بأنه “دعوة صريحة للاغتيال”، مؤكدة أن الأجهزة الأمنية فتحت تحقيقًا عاجلًا.من جهته، اتهم دونالد ترامب جونيور، نجل الرئيس، كومي بـ”التحريض على قتل والده”، وقال إن الإعلام الليبرالي يقدّس شخصية كومي المختلة، رغم خطورة تصرفاته.جهاز الخدمة السرية الأمريكية لم يتأخر، فأرسل عملاءه للتحقيق رسميًا في الحادثة، واستجواب كومي، وسط تصاعد الضغوط على وزارة الأمن الداخلي لتفسير السماح بمثل هذا الخطاب التحريضي.من جهته، سارع كومي إلى حذف الصورة ونشر توضيح، قال فيه إن الرقم “رمزي سياسي” لا يحمل دعوة للعنف، مضيفًا: “أنا ضد أي شكل من أشكال العنف السياسي”، معتبرًا الهجوم عليه مبالغًا فيه.القضية تعيد للأذهان حادثة الممثل جون مولاني الذي خضع لتحقيق في عام 2020 بعد تلميحاته بشأن ترامب على التلفزيون، ما يفتح الباب مجددًا لنقاش واسع حول حدود حرية التعبير وخطورة التلميحات الرمزية في الخطاب السياسي الأمريكي.اقرأ أيضا:تفاصيل محاولة اغتيال ترامب.. وتداول فيديو لبايدن.. هل حرض ضده؟!ظهرت المقالة اتهام مدير FBI السابق بالتحريض على قتل ترامب؟ منشور غامض يُشعل أمريكا! أولاً على وطن. يغرد خارج السرب.",
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      • "content": "سانت لويس- رويترز تعرضت مدينة سانت لويس بولاية ميزوري الأمريكية لإعصار شديد أمس الجمعة أدى إلى مقتل خمسة أشخاص. وقال مسؤولون \"إن الإعصار ألحق أيضا أضرارا جسيمة بحوالي 5000 عقار، حيث أطاح بأسطح المنازل وأسقط أعمدة كهرباء عن نحو 100,000 منزل واجتاح طريقا رئيسيا خلال ساعات الذروة\". وقالت كارا سبنسر رئيسة بلدية سانت لويس، التي أدت اليمين قبل شهر، للصحفيين \"مدينتنا في حالة حزن الليلة. الأمر مروع حقا فيما يتعلق بالخسائر في الأرواح والدمار\". ولم يتم الكشف عن عدد المصابين حتى الآن، وأوضح المسؤولون أنهم ما زالوا يجمعون المعلومات من عدة مستشفيات نُقل إليها المصابون. وفرضت المدينة حظرا للتجول من الساعة 9 مساء حتى 11 صباحا (02:00 إلى 11:00 بتوقيت جرينتش) في منطقتين تعرضتا لمعظم الضرر، وذلك لمنع وقوع إصابات جراء الحطام والحد من عمليات النهب المحتملة. وقال رئيس دائرة الإطفاء دينيس جينكرسون إنه تم نشر حوالي 500 من فرق الإغاثة، بما في ذلك 17 فريق بحث. وأضاف أن الدلائل الأولية تشير إلى أن عدد المصابين صغير نسبيا بالنظر إلى إجمالي الأضرار. وأفادت الهيئة الوطنية للأرصاد الجوية بوصول ما لا يقل عن ستة أعاصير إلى ميزوري وإلينوي المجاورة، بالإضافة إلى أحوال جوية قاسية أخرى امتدت حتى ساحل الأطلسي، بما في ذلك إعصار آخر في نيوجيرزي.",
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      • "title": "\"مايكروسوفت\" تعترف بتقديم تقنياتها لإسرائيل في حرب غزة",
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      • "content": "You've heard plenty of advice about how to prepare for a good night’s sleep, but what about waking up? Is there really an ideal way to start your day? Your schedule often determines exactly when you get out of bed. But to the extent you can shape your routine, experts have some thoughts on the healthiest morning habits. “I always joke that the best thing to do is to get a puppy,” said Mariana Figueiro, who studies light and health at the Ichan School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She’s only half kidding. The two keys to a healthy wake-up routine, she said, are getting up at a consistent time each day and viewing morning sunlight – both tend to come with a regular morning dog walk. We spoke with four other sleep and circadian rhythm experts who all agreed with Dr Figueiro about the importance of these two morning habits. Here are their other recommendations – dog or no dog. STAY CONSISTENT Assuming you had the flexibility to choose, is there an ideal time to wake up? Not exactly. As long as you sleep for seven to nine hours each night, there’s no “best” time to wake up, said Dr Daniel Barone, the associate medical director of the Weill Cornell Center for Sleep Medicine. More important is that you stick to the same time, said Dr Katherine Sharkey, an associate professor who studies sleep at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Your body runs on circadian rhythms that regulate not only your sleep-wake cycle but also your metabolism, appetite, hormones, mood, body temperature and cognitive function. Waking up at a consistent time can help keep these body functions running smoothly, said Helen Burgess, the co-director of the Sleep and Circadian Research Laboratory at the University of Michigan. Waking up much later or earlier than you’re used to can make you feel drowsy or uncoordinated. Longer term, researchers have found links between irregular sleep patterns and increased risks of obesity, diabetes, mood disorders, heart disease and cancer. DON’T LET WEEKENDS THROW YOU OFF If you feel tired enough to sleep in on weekends, Dr Figueiro said, you’re probably not getting enough rest during the week. In these cases, Dr Sharkey suggested sticking to your typical wake-up time and taking a nap later that day. This can help keep your circadian rhythms in sync. If you feel you absolutely must sleep in, Dr Barone said you can likely get away with an extra hour. Any longer and you might experience drowsiness, digestive issues and trouble focusing, similar to jet lag. (Sleep experts use the term “ social jet lag ” to refer to the effects of staying up late and sleeping in on weekends.) SEEK OUT SUNLIGHT As soon as you wake up, open the blinds and switch on the lights. Then, as soon as you can – ideally within an hour, Dr Figuiero said – try to get outside. Viewing any light in the morning, especially sunlight, helps signal to your body that it’s daytime, Dr Sharkey said. When the light hits your eyes, it triggers a pathway between your brain and your adrenal glands that tells your body to release cortisol. This hormone makes you feel alert, which in turn could boost your mood, she added. S ome limited s tudies suggest that viewing morning sunlight can improve your sleep the following night, too. When the sun hits your eyes, Dr Sharkey said, it triggers a metaphorical stopwatch , which begins the countdown to bedtime, later telling your body when to release the sleep hormone melatonin. Even on overcast days, morning sunlight is strong enough to regulate your body clock, Dr Barone said. But if you wake up when it’s still dark, he said it can be useful to turn on a powerful artificial light such as a light box . You might also try waking up to a sunrise alarm clock , he said, which gradually becomes brighter to mimic the rising sun. There’s no specific amount of time you must spend in the morning sunlight, experts said, but, more exposure is better (as long as you protect your skin ). Dr Burgess said an hour is best, but even 15 minutes is better than nothing. SKIP THE SNOOZE BUTTON Snoozing your alarm may feel like a gift to yourself, but it isn’t the best way to start your day, said Ann E Rogers, a sleep researcher and professor of nursing at Emory University. The urge to snooze is your body’s way of saying you need more sleep, Dr Sharkey said. And if you have the flexibility in your schedule to hit snooze, the experts agreed you’re better off setting your alarm for the later end of your snooze window and getting up then. That way, your body can get the extra rest it craves – uninterrupted. By Caroline Hopkins Legaspi © The New York Times Company The article originally appeared in The New York Times .",
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      • "content": "Just a 30-minute train ride away from downtown Tokyo, Yokohama is the less frenzied, breezier sibling – figuratively and literally since it is by the sea. The first port city to open up to foreign trade in 1859, it pioneered a unique food culture that marries foreign influences with Japanese tastes. There’s yoshoku, their unique Japanese take on western food now popular around the world. Think Ma Maison, Mos Burger and Saizeriya. But perhaps the most iconic is chuka (meaning “Chinese food”), which originated in Yokohama’s Chukagai (Chinatown), the biggest in Japan. It is Yokohama’s most popular attraction with its distinctive Chinese gates and Kanteibyo, a temple dedicated to the warrior deity Guan Yu. The streets are filled with restaurants offering all-you-can-eat Chinese buffets, steamed buns, Hong Kong dim sum, Taiwanese giant chicken cutlets, and souvenir stores selling kitschy goods. But many of these are mediocre tourist traps, and you can find comparable or better chuka elsewhere, such as at Ikebukuro in Tokyo. Most visitors will probably dine at Instagram or TikTok famous spots in Chinatown or even the historic Red Brick Warehouse, which has been converted into a chic dining and shopping enclave. But why squeeze with the madding crowd? Try these three foodie experiences instead. 1. VISIT A RAMEN FACTORY AND COOK A 4-COURSE MEAL My 17-year-old teenager and I booked the “ Yokohama Ramen Adventure From a Local Noodle Factory To Home” on Agoda . The five-hour tour was the ultimate cultural immersion experience, especially for ramen lovers. Our host Akiko met us at Kikuna Station, just 10 minutes away from Yokohama station or 45 minutes away from Tokyo station. A short bus ride took us to her family’s small noodle factory, which was started by her grandfather and is currently run by her brother, Taka. The jovial Taka schooled us on the difference between ramen, udon and soba, which are made with different ingredients. Their factory specialises in ramen and we checked out different types of dough, cutters and machines, some of which were from his grandfather’s time. We customised our ramen by choosing our preferred dough (we took the chewiest option), width and straight or wavy noodles. Then the fun began. As our customised ramen shot out of the machine in small bunches, we had to weigh and roll each into precisely 20-gram balls, and place them neatly in a tray. Armed with our customised noodles, we headed off to Akiko’s elegant apartment nearby. We made Mizuna and Tofu Salad with Fried Jako (a small fish like our ikan bilis) and marinated and wrapped our own gyoza. They were so good, my son and I polished off at least 20 between us. Akiko shared practical tips on making ramen broth without brewing it for hours, with readily available ingredients. (She will take you to a supermarket after the cooking lesson to shop for them.) We successfully replicated the rich and creamy tonkotsu-style broth and made marinated eggs. We assembled our ramen with Japanese fish cake, veggies and cha shu that she’d made ahead, which we torched for a smoky finish. The meal ended with a dessert of Matcha Shiratama Cream Anmitsu with freshly made glutinous rice balls, and a glass of Umeshu for me and a non-alcoholic beverage for my son. Akiko will also give you printed and pdf copies of all her recipes and send you photos that document your adventure. Tip: Taka’s ramen is usually sold to commercial customers but tour participants can buy them from just JPY70 (S$0.63) per ball. We kept them chilled in freezer bags (easy to get from Daiso) in our hotel fridge and packed them in our check-in luggage. The ramen keeps fresh for 10 days so time your tour at the tail-end of your trip if you want to buy some. The usual price is S$166/person on Viator but we found deals on Agoda (currently S$119/person) or AirBnB (S$113/person). Pescatarian, vegan and vegetarian menus are available upon request. Maximum of five people per session. 2. EAT OG YOSHOKU AT HOTEL NEW GRAND When Japan finally ended its 250 years of isolation from the world, Yokohama was the first port city to open. Naturally, it was the first to offer yoshoku, or Japanese-style western food. In the 1930s, Hotel New Grand’s Swiss Grand Chef Saly Weil concocted his famous spaghetti Napolitan, seafood doria and custard pudding a la mode for his Western guests. These include luminaries such as actor Charlie Chaplin, baseball legend Babe Ruth and American general Douglas MacArthur. In fact, when General MacArthur arrived in Yokohama on Aug 30, 1945, as the Supreme Commander of the post-war occupation of Japan, the hotel was his first stop. Taste the OG yoshoku that these historical figures supped on at The Cafe. During our visit in March, we enjoyed their Kid’s Lunch For Adults promotion and tried all three signature dishes, a soup and a beverage at JPY 5,500. You can top up extra for their popular cream soda and a full-sized custard pudding a la mode. Bonus: Hotel New Grand is just opposite Yamashita Park, Japan’s first seaside park which opened in 1930. Look out for the Guardian of Water statue of a woman in the middle of a water fountain, a gift from San Diego, the sister city of Yokohama. You can also visit the Hikawa Maru museum ship that is permanently docked there. For more info about Hotel New Grand, click here . 3. SLURP UP 8 BRANDS AT THIS RAMEN MUSEUM Founded in 1994, Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum is the world's first ramen-themed amusement park and a testimony to how seriously the Japanese take their national dish. It is a five-minute walk from Shin-Yokohama station, and 45 minutes away from Tokyo station. Learn about the history of ramen, including the answer to this burning question: Is ramen Chinese or Japanese? Make sure you come hungry because there are eight ramen shops, all showcased in a streetscape replication from 1958, the year instant ramen was invented. All stores offer small and regular portions and every customer must order at least one small bowl. Prices vary; expect to pay a very reasonable JPY600 upwards for a decent portion. At Ryu Shanghai Honten, their thick ramen came with a scoop of red spicy miso in the centre, like the rising sun on the Japanese flag. We savoured the changing flavour as it slowly melted into the soup. At Hakata Bunpuku, a Fukuoka brand which has since expanded to Yokohama, New York, London and Sydney, the restaurant owner is a miso sommelier and his secret recipe blends five types of raw miso into his stock made with bonito, chicken, pork and kelp. The noodles are made using premium Minaminokaori flour and come thick and flat, or thin and wavy, and is a hearty bowl of goodness. You can also enjoy old school games, buy Japanese snacks and toys, and attend a short Ramen Making Experience class. (Extra charge and reservation required.) Don’t miss the Rahaku Sugomen Lab. Customise your instant ramen for JPY600, including the complimentary option to use your own photo for the lid. Pick your noodles, broth packet (eight flavours, including milk miso and dried sardines shoyu), and three out of the 17 ingredients. We chose naruto (Japanese fish cake) and Chinese dumpling (like dried wanton) and a piece of dried cha shu, and topped up 100 yen for a freaky-cute Tako-san sausage. Can’t decide between visiting Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum and the CupNoodles Museum? Families with kids may find the latter more interactive and entertaining. There, you can also customise a cup noodle for JPY 500 but you can only draw on the cup, while the Ramen Museum lets you customise the lid with a photo. The ramen restaurants here offer much, much better food. The CupNoodles Musum’s International Noodles Bazaar, designed like an Asian market, sells noodles from Italian pasta to Korean cold ramen and Vietnamese pho at a standard JPY 500 each but expect small portions and food court standard. As hardcore ramen lovers, my son and I preferred Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum. Entrance costs JPY 450 for adults; JPY 100 for children from six to 18 and seniors above 65. Free for kids under six. Find out more here .",
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      • "content": "It’s not the easy questions that shape a nation. It’s not comfort that builds greatness. If history has taught us anything, it’s this: Real progress is born from discomfort. Too often, societies fall into the trap of playing it safe – protecting old beliefs, avoiding friction, and choosing the path of least resistance. But no great story, no lasting success, has ever come from staying comfortable. Nations, like individuals, are destroyed not by what they face but by what they refuse to face. Across history, the fate of countries has not hinged solely on wars, leaders, or wealth, but on their willingness to ask the uncomfortable questions. The ones that hurt. The ones that unearth contradictions, threaten pride and force a reckoning with the past. Refusing to confront uncomfortable truths can be more damaging than any external threat. The Soviet Union collapsed not from outside pressure, but from its refusal to question its rigid ideology. The lesson is not that questioning guarantees success. It’s that the refusal to question guarantees failure. If America hadn’t asked why African Americans were treated as second-class citizens, it might still be trapped in deeper institutional racism. The civil rights movement was born from confrontation, not comfort. After WWII, Germany asked how it allowed the Holocaust to happen, choosing to confront its past. By remembering, not denying, it transformed from aggressor to the moral anchor of Europe. The biggest example is China. Deng Xiaoping asked the unthinkable – Is this version of communism truly serving our people? Then, instead of abandoning communism, he reimagined it – blending it with market reforms and global ambition. The result? The rise of a capitalist-communist state unlike anything the world had seen. The key was not ideology. It was introspection. Before Deng’s era, China was a rigid, feudal society dominated by a few elites and strict ideology. The Cultural Revolution under Mao deepened the crisis, causing widespread persecution and chaos. In the late 1970s, China faced a choice: stick to traditional Marxist doctrine or reinvent its society and economy. Deng Xiaoping took two bold steps – first through a social revolution that dismantled feudal structures, then through pragmatic economic modernization. He began by rehabilitating millions persecuted during the Cultural Revolution, restoring their dignity and fostering national reconciliation. In 1978, Deng Xiaoping launched the “ ” inviting foreign investment and integrating China into the global economy. This, along with his broader reforms, fueled rapid growth—China’s GDP grew by annually from 1978 to 2013, lifting 800 million out of poverty in four decades. Through the “ ,” Deng prioritized education, technology, national defense and agriculture, building a skilled workforce that powered China’s rise to become the world’s second-largest economy. China’s focus on innovation and talent over ideology drove rapid progress. Literacy rose from 20% (1949) to % (2020). It now produces a year, leads in STEM PhDs and has more than small and medium enterprises generating 60% of GDP and 80% of the employment. China’s rise is rooted in long-term investment in human capital, making it a global leader in artificial intelligence, quantum computing and space tech. Deng’s focus on practical solutions over ideology drove China’s rise from poverty to prosperity. By breaking feudal structures and embracing market reforms, China rebuilt its economy and fostered a nation of competent, forward-thinking citizens who empower the nation. India today stands at a crossroads, much like China in the 1970s. A land of vast potential, India is held back not by talent or vision but by its reluctance to question deep-rooted beliefs about caste. The caste system has long perpetuated inequality and limited opportunity. It’s India’s Achilles heel. 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      • "content": "Running a business is in Fatimah Mohsin’s blood. The Singaporean entrepreneur and bridal designer is the daughter of the legendary Encik Mohsin, who was affectionately known as ‘Raja Lelong’ (king of auctions). In the 1970s to the 1990s, Mohsin was a prominent figure in the Geylang Serai bazaar scene, known for his knack for offering great deals. As a child, Fatimah would accompany her father to work, enthusiastically shouting out ‘Lelong! Lelong!’ alongside him. She vividly remembers the pair returning home with a whole bucket of money. “So back then, when I was younger, if people asked me what my ambitions were, I said I wanted to be a businesswoman,” she recalled. An artist at heart, Fatimah always knew she wanted to work in the creative industry. “I loved cutting up my jeans, clothes, anything I didn’t like, and turning them into something new,” she shared. After secondary school, she turned down an engineering course at a local polytechnic in favour of studying fashion merchandising at LaSalle College of the Arts. An internship at Puma soon followed, which eventually turned into a full-time role that deepened her love for fashion. At the time, back in the 1990s, Puma was also the national outfitter for the Singapore football team. “I got to work closely with Fandi Ahmad and all the other footballers,” Fatimah recalled. But in 1998, in the midst of the Asian Financial Crisis, Fatimah was laid off after giving up her position for a colleague who needed to support a family. “Since I was still young and single, I knew I could find ways to support myself as a freelancer,” she reasoned. Unsure of her next move, Fatimah eventually turned to makeup. “At that age, my friends and I loved going out to parties and I was always the creative one with some ‘nonsense’ makeup I picked up from a magazine,” she laughed. She enrolled in a course at CosmoProf Academy, which ended up completely changing the trajectory of her career. AN ICON IN THE BRIDAL SCENE As a freelance makeup artist, Fatimah soon made a name for herself in the Malay bridal scene. She stood out by doing things differently – eschewing the traditionally heavy, dramatic looks in favour of a more modern, subtle style for her brides and clients. That also meant that she got “scolded a lot”, she recounted with a laugh. “Mothers of the brides would come into the room to ask why I used such light-coloured lipstick or eye makeup, but I stood my ground.” In a time before social media, Fatimah’s reputation grew purely through word of mouth and she soon became highly sought after, even among celebrities. “That was the start of the Fatimah M ohsin era. Everyone knew who I was, be it in the TV or bridal industry,” she said. Eventually, Fatimah expanded the business to offer a full range of wedding services, including planning, venue decor and couture bridal outfits exclusively designed by her. She describes her designs as “timeless and classic”. “After being in the industry for so long, you learn that fashion is cyclical,” she quipped. She named the business Fatimah Mohsin – The Wedding Gallery, at the encouragement of a friend, not expecting that her name would one day become iconic in the industry. In fact, she admitted with a chuckle, “I hated the name Fatimah. It is so old school, especially when you consider yourself to be a trendy fashionista.” It has been 25 years since Fatimah first stepped into the bridal world. The business has also expanded into Perth, a market Fatimah sees as a stepping stone to greater international reach. “We are known in the modest bridalwear scene in Singapore, but I feel that we don’t have to limit ourselves to our home market,” she said, noting a growing global demand for modest, quality bridalwear. “ One of my first few steps is to enter Perth’s modest market before trying to tap into other countries moving forward.” A post shared by Couture Atelier for Brides ✨ (@fatimahmohsintwg) FROM BRIDAL TO HOME DECOR AND F&B Beyond bridal and weddings, Fatimah has a wide range of passions – which she has turned into business ventures. “The wedding industry has its ups and downs,” she shared. “Like anyone working in the same field for over 10 years, it can start to feel a bit mundane. I didn’t want a complete career switch, so instead, I looked for other things that brought me joy.” As a designer, Fatimah often travelled to source materials for her work. During these trips, she would come across beautiful home decor pieces which she began collecting for her own home. After sharing them on social media, her followers started asking where she got them from, sparking inspiration for a new venture. In 2016, Fatimah started her home decor business, Prop Up Store. What was meant to be just a side hustle for the annual Ramadan Bazaar turned into a thriving brand with an online store. A post shared by Home, Living & Décor (@propupstore) The business ended up keeping Fatimah and her team afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when the bridal industry faced major disruptions with weddings postponed or cancelled. Not one to stay still, she also opened a hair salon with her sister during this time, as hair services were considered essential and were permitted to operate. An opportunity to step into F&B later came up, and Fatimah opened her first restaurant, 555 Halal Thai, in 2020. “I’m a hustler and I felt that it was a good opportunity at that time,” Fatimah said. Situated within the Gallop Kranji Farm Resort, 555 Halal Thai exuded countryside vibes and was meant to offer Singaporeans a unique dining destination at a time when overseas travel was off the table. The restaurant closed in early 2023 due to “a crazy increase in rental”. Fatimah also started her own ready-to-wear line selling modest dresses, abayas and scarves. More recently, she embarked on her second F&B venture together with a few partners with the opening of halal Chinese restaurant Loong Dim Sum in Boat Quay. “In Singapore, you can count the number of halal dim sum restaurants on one hand – there are fewer than five – and people even travel to Malaysia [to get their fix]. So we thought, why not open one here? This is our first stepping stone toward offering quality halal Chinese cuisine. We have bigger plans,” teased Fatimah. The three-storey establishment also has an event space which can be used for hosting intimate weddings. Reflecting on her decision to diversify her businesses, Fatimah credits a key lesson from the COVID-19 pandemic: “You can’t put all your eggs in one basket. But if you group them together, it’s harder to break,” she quipped. NEXT STOP: MALAYSIA After more than two decades of building her businesses in Singapore, Fatimah recently announced a major move to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where she hopes to expand both her wedding and home decor companies. The relocation has been a long time coming – she first toyed with it more than a decade ago, but felt it wasn’t the right time to uproot her two young daughters. While Fatimah currently travels between Singapore and KL, she hopes to spend more time in KL soon, having already built a strong team in Singapore. But growth in her home country has plateaued, she admitted. “The wedding industry in Singapore, to be honest, has become quite stagnant. It is no longer like how it was before, where customers were more creative and wanted to host their weddings at interesting places. We are limited in space in Singapore, with too many templated wedding venues,” Fatimah shared. As someone with an entrepreneurial spirit, she finds energy in change. “I always love exploring new ideas. It gives me a push when something new is happening.” Just as how she has made Fatimah Mohsin a household name in Singapore, she hopes to do the same in Malaysia, though she is under no illusion that it will be an easy journey. In fact, she’s ready to start from scratch and one of her first few gigs in KL is a makeup booking for a school prom. “I am turning 50 soon and it has always been a dream of mine to move to Malaysia, so I told myself, if I don’t do it now, then when?” Fatimah reflected. “I believe that when we put our heart and soul into something, God-willing, we can succeed.” A post shared by Couture Atelier for Brides ✨ (@fatimahmohsintwg) WHAT MAKES A GOOD ENTREPRENEUR Throughout this interview, Fatimah was candid about the realities of running several businesses. Moving forward, she hopes to do more mentorship to share her experiences and guide other aspiring entrepreneurs. When asked about the qualities that make a good entrepreneur, “everyone talks about patience, resilience and grit, because life is not a bed of roses,” she answered. In the early days of starting a business, one may have “beginner’s luck”, added Fatimah, but that luck fades away once the real work begins. “Now we see a lot of new businesses sprouting up. To start something is really easy, but to maintain, sustain and grow it is the hard part.” Through all the highs and lows, Fatimah is proud of what she and her team have built. “We’ve weathered many storms. We’ve been the best of the best. We have faced competition, but we continue to push forward, because we always want to be the innovators in whatever we do.”",
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      • "content": "وأعرب المجلس في بيان رسمي، عن أسفه الشديد لاستخدام العنف لقمع صوت المواطن الليبي، معتبرا ما حدث انتهاكا صارخا لحق التعبير والتظاهر السلمي الذي يكفله القانون. وطالب الأجهزة الأمنية في طرابلس بحماية المتظاهرين وعدم التعرض لهم. وفي خطوة سياسية لافتة، أعلن مجلس النواب بدء التنسيق العاجل مع المجلس الأعلى للدولة لاختيار شخصية وطنية لرئاسة حكومة جديدة ستتولى قيادة المرحلة المقبلة، مؤكدا أن الإعلان عنها سيكون خلال الأيام القادمة فور استيفاء شروط الترشح القانونية والدستورية. وأكد البيان أن حكومة الوحدة بحسب تعبير المجلس، \"سقطت منذ ثلاث سنوات بقرار سحب الثقة، واليوم يسقطها الشارع لتصبح هي والعدم سواء\". وتجاهل المجلس في الوقت ذاته دعوات الشارع المطالبة بحل كافة الأجسام السياسية بما فيها مجلس النواب نفسه. ودعا المجلس المتظاهرين إلى الحفاظ على الممتلكات العامة والخاصة. كما شدد رئيس مجلس النواب على ضرورة حضور الأعضاء إلى الجلسة المرتقبة يوم الاثنين المقبل في مدينة بنغازي بهدف الإسراع في استكمال ترتيبات المرحلة القادمة. وشهدت العاصمة الليبية طرابلس مساء الجمعة مظاهرات حاشدة، طالب فيها المتظاهرون بـ\"إسقاط الأجسام السياسية وحل كافة التشكيلات المسلحة\". وتوجه المتظاهرون نحو مقر رئاسة الوزراء بطريق السكة في طرابلس، فيما طالبوا \"المجلس الرئاسي الليبي بتجميد عمل كافة الأجسام السياسية والحكومات المنبثقة عنها\". ولازالت التحذيرات من تأزم الوضع في العاصمة الليبية مستمرة، في وقت تجاهد فيه السلطات لإعادة الوضع إلى سابق عهده، حيث تجددت الدعوات للتظاهر، وسط دعوات محلية ودولية للتهدئة. جدير بالذكر أن عددا من الوزراء والوكلاء في حكومة الوحدة الوطنية أعلنوا استقالتهم من مناصبهم استجابة لمطالب الشعب. المصدر: RT",
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      • "title": "Operation Sindoor showed India’s strategic restraint",
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      • "description": "In the wake of Operation Sindoor – launched by India in response to a deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam – Pakistan has disseminated narratives of strategic triumph, portraying India’s calculated and limited response as indicative of strategic weakness. Such a characterization, however, fundamentally disregards the measured and deliberate nature of India’s operation, which was grounded [...]The post Operation Sindoor showed India’s strategic restraint appeared first on Asia Times.",
      • "content": "In the wake of Operation Sindoor – launched by India in response to a deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam – Pakistan has disseminated narratives of strategic triumph, portraying India’s calculated and limited response as indicative of strategic weakness. Such a characterization, however, fundamentally disregards the measured and deliberate nature of India’s operation, which was grounded in a doctrine of proportional response and strategic restraint. It further overlooks India’s overwhelming military superiority and the structural vulnerabilities endemic to Pakistan’s internal political, economic, and military architecture – factors that severely constrain Islamabad’s capacity to wage and sustain a full-scale conflict. The deliberate mischaracterization of India’s restraint as impotence serves neither the people of Pakistan nor its military establishment and economy in the long run. On April 22, 2025, India experienced a devastating terrorist attack in Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 civilians, including foreign tourists, were killed. In response, India initiated Operation Sindoor on May 7, 2025 – a precision military campaign directed at terrorist infrastructure and associated assets located in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Despite the operational efficacy of India’s response, Pakistan swiftly declared a strategic victory, citing minimal damage and retaliatory actions allegedly taken against Indian Air Force assets. Such proclamations, however, fail to account for the conscious and strategic restraint exercised by India. Operation Sindoor was not conceived of as a full-spectrum military engagement but rather as a tactical operation intended to deliver a targeted and unequivocal message. Utilizing advanced airpower and missile technologies, Indian forces executed precision strikes targeting terrorist launchpads and logistical nodes. Verified open-source intelligence and satellite reconnaissance corroborate the neutralization of critical terrorist support infrastructure. According to media reports, among the key achievements of the operation was the confirmed elimination of Abdul Rauf Azhar, the mastermind behind the abduction and beheading of Wall Street Journal correspondent Daniel Pearl in 2002 along with scores of other terrorists. Abdul Rauf Azhar was reportedly operating from a fortified location within Pakistan-administered territory and had reestablished active links with multiple transnational extremist networks. His death, alongside the neutralization of scores of other high-value terrorist operatives, underscores the depth of India’s intelligence penetration and its ability to deliver justice across borders. This strike was not merely symbolic; it represented India’s unwavering resolve to dismantle the ecosystem of impunity that has allowed transnational terrorism to thrive. The operation fits squarely within India’s long-standing doctrine of “active but restrained” military engagement – an approach that seeks to diminish non-state militant capacities without destabilizing the broader regional order. This strategic calculus reflects not only India’s military capabilities but also its broader commitment to responsible international behavior. India’s restrained approach in Operation Sindoor should not be misinterpreted as an indicator of strategic limitation or military deficiency. Rather, it is a reflection of deliberate doctrinal planning and mature strategic thought. India possesses one of the most powerful military establishments globally, equipped to address a wide spectrum of conventional and unconventional threats. As of 2025, India’s armed forces comprise over 1.45 million active personnel, ranking it second globally in terms of troop strength. The country’s defense budget for fiscal year 2024–25 stood at approximately US$81 billion – eight times larger than Pakistan’s allocation of around $10 billion. This financial advantage has enabled India to undertake significant modernization initiatives, investing in technological innovation, force restructuring, and multi-domain capabilities. The Indian Air Force (IAF) operates a fleet exceeding 2,200 combat and support aircraft, including advanced platforms such as the Su-30MKI, Rafale, and Tejas. During Operation Sindoor, the IAF’s effectiveness was further underscored by its use of loitering munitions and long-range drones that executed precise strikes on key Pakistani targets – including airbases at Noor Khan and Rahimyar Khan – while evading and jamming Chinese-supplied air defense systems. The mission was completed in just 23 minutes, demonstrating India’s operational and technological superiority. India’s air defense capabilities also include a mix of legacy and modern indigenous systems, such as the Pechora, OSA-AK, LLAD guns and the Akash short-range surface-to-air missile system. Integrated with the Indian Air Force’s IACCS (Integrated Air Command and Control System), these platforms formed a multi-tiered shield that effectively neutralized multiple retaliatory attempts by Pakistan on military installations across northern and western India. India’s ability to detect and eliminate advanced foreign-supplied threats – including PL-15 missiles and Turkish-origin UAVs – highlighted the strength of its indigenously developed electronic warfare and counter-UAS systems. On land, the Indian Army commands over 4,200 main battle tanks and a formidable complement of mechanized infantry and artillery units. The use of advanced systems –such as the ATAGS (Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System), the Dhanush artillery platform, and the indigenously built Arjun MBT – exemplifies the modernization drive under the “Make in India” initiative. These technologies played a critical role in layered ground-based air defense and strategic deterrence throughout Operation Sindoor. The Indian Navy, for its part, has made considerable strides in becoming a blue-water force, with 12 destroyers, 17 frigates, and two fully operational aircraft carriers – the INS Vikramaditya and the domestically constructed INS Vikrant – providing credible maritime dominance in the Indian Ocean Region. Complementing these assets are indigenous naval platforms including frigates, corvettes, and submarines, which contribute to a robust maritime security posture. India’s strategic deterrence is further bolstered by its nuclear triad, composed of land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles, submarine-launched ballistic missiles, and air-delivered nuclear weapons. With the development of MIRV-capable systems such as Agni-V, India has firmly established itself among the world’s elite nuclear-capable states. These capabilities afford New Delhi significant deterrent power and strategic flexibility. Moreover, India’s strategic posture has evolved to encompass new domains of conflict, including space and cyber operations. The creation of the Defense Space Agency and the Defense Cyber Agency marks a proactive shift in Indian military doctrine, ensuring preparedness across emerging and hybrid warfare theatres. India’s space-based capabilities, particularly through ISRO, were evident in Operation Sindoor, where at least ten satellites continuously monitored India’s 7,000 km coastline and northern borders, providing critical situational awareness and command synchronization. The drone warfare domain has also witnessed a transformative evolution. India’s drone industry, supported by the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme and a ban on imported drones, has matured rapidly. Entities like the Drone Federation of India now represent over 550 companies and 5,500 pilots. Indigenous UAVs and suicide drones, such as those developed by Alpha Design Technologies, Tata Advanced Systems, and IG Drones, were central to the success of Operation Sindoor, making India’s UAV capabilities both strategic and scalable. Viewed through this lens, Operation Sindoor must be interpreted not as a manifestation of weakness but as an intentional display of disciplined power projection. The limited nature of the operation was designed to assert deterrence, reestablish red lines, and prevent destabilization in an already volatile region. The doctrine of strategic restraint pursued by India in this instance is an articulation of state responsibility – not a failure of will. Despite possessing unmatched coercive capabilities, India remains steadfast in its commitment to non-violence and peaceful coexistence, in line with the Gandhian ideals that underpin its national identity. The use of force, for India, remains a last resort – invoked only when national security and civilian safety are gravely threatened. India’s historical responses to terrorism further support this pattern of calibrated and judicious conduct. From the 1993 Mumbai bombings and the 2001 Parliament attack to the 2008 Mumbai siege and the 2019 Pulwama incident, India has consistently chosen precision over escalation, and legality over unilateralism. In every instance, it has pursued a path that balances deterrence with diplomacy. Pakistan’s strategic posture, in contrast, is deeply undermined by its persistent internal vulnerabilities – ranging from economic fragility and political instability to deteriorating domestic security conditions. Despite its public declarations of preparedness, Pakistan lacks the institutional, fiscal, and social resilience to sustain a protracted conventional war with India. According to projections by the International Monetary Fund, Pakistan’s GDP growth in 2025 is expected to remain subdued at approximately 2.6%, with inflation averaging 6.0%. Public debt has surpassed 73% of GDP, and the country’s external debt obligations now exceed USD 130 billion – indicating a severe limitation on Islamabad’s fiscal capacity to finance large-scale military operations. Politically, Pakistan remains in turmoil. The 2024 general elections were fraught with allegations of rigging, authoritarianism, and interference by the military establishment – undermining democratic legitimacy and fragmenting national consensus. The civilian leadership remains in conflict with the military, further eroding institutional cohesion at a time when unity is critical for national defense. Domestically, Pakistan faces intensifying threats from various insurgent and extremist groups. The resurgence of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), along with escalating sectarian violence and an active Baloch separatist insurgency, has claimed over 300 lives among security personnel in the past year alone. These internal security challenges place enormous strain on Pakistan’s military and intelligence apparatus, reducing its operational bandwidth to respond to external threats effectively. Beyond domestic turmoil, Pakistan’s military readiness for sustained conflict is deeply questionable. While it fields a sizable military force, independent assessments have raised concerns about munitions shortages, maintenance issues, and outdated command structures. Reports suggest that Pakistan lacks the capacity to engage in prolonged high-intensity warfare without external assistance – a fact that further highlights the asymmetry in military preparedness between the two nations. Furthermore, political dysfunction impedes effective strategic planning. The absence of a unified political vision and frequent civil-military friction prevent the formation of coherent long-term defense strategies. In this context, Pakistan’s capacity to respond meaningfully to a calibrated Indian military campaign remains severely constrained. Pakistan’s growing strategic alignment with China, particularly in the context of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), has introduced additional complexities. While CPEC promises investment worth over USD 62 billion, it has also generated concerns over debt dependence, sovereignty dilution, and localized resistance, particularly in Balochistan. Military cooperation with China, including joint exercises and arms transfers, has increased Islamabad’s tactical capabilities. However, this dependency comes at the cost of strategic autonomy. The deepening asymmetry in the Sino-Pak relationship risks transforming Pakistan into a subordinate geopolitical appendage of Beijing, vulnerable to political coercion and economic exploitation. Domestic unrest over Chinese-funded infrastructure projects, especially among marginalized ethnic groups, reflects broader societal unease with this strategic entanglement. These dynamics raise serious questions about the long-term viability of Pakistan’s current external alignments and their implications for national sovereignty. The temporary cessation of hostilities after Operation Sindoor should not be mistaken as a concession by India. Rather, it was a conditional and humanitarian decision. Indian officials made it unequivocally clear that the continuation of peace is contingent upon the cessation of cross-border terrorism. India retains both the legal justification and operational readiness to resume hostilities should Pakistan fail to comply. Claims of intercepting certain Indian missiles or downing a few aircraft – largely unsubstantiated when assessed against satellite imagery and independent verification – hold little significance in the broader strategic calculus. In strategic terms, victory is not determined by a handful of tactical successes but by the capacity to shape outcomes, sustain escalation dominance and reinforce deterrence. Operation Sindoor accomplished its core objectives: delivering a clear message, degrading militant capabilities and reaffirming India’s regional primacy without triggering widespread destabilization. India’s conduct during and after the operation reflects a profound maturity of strategic thinking. It embodies a responsible power’s refusal to be baited into uncontrolled conflict while defending its citizens and sovereignty with resolve and precision. In contrast, Pakistan must undertake an urgent recalibration of its national priorities. It has to abandon adventurist policies, address its internal fragmentation and pursue meaningful reforms to ensure both domestic economic and political stability and regional peace. The future of South Asia’s strategic stability will depend not on bellicose rhetoric, but on rational policy, mutual respect, and an unwavering commitment to coexistence. India has demonstrated its commitment. The onus now lies with Pakistan to reciprocate with equal seriousness and responsibility.",
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      • "content": "For several months now, Mr Tan has been serving plates of fried hokkien mee to customers at a food centre in central Singapore as though he is a seasoned veteran. However, discerning regulars who patronise the stall might notice a change in taste, because their noodles used to be prepared by a woman. As it turns out, Mr Tan is not the stallholder. The stall belongs to the woman, who is in her 70s. She was ill and has not been mobile. Mr Tan said in Mandarin that she does not have the strength to run the stall by herself for the time being. “I’m temporarily helping her, we’ll monitor what her health is like first. “If she gets better, then she can probably return to work but just come a bit later in the day.” Yet, Mr Tan is aware that by helping out his friend for such a lengthy period of time, it is technically breaching a rule in his friend’s tenancy agreement with the National Environment Agency (NEA) that requires stallholders to personally operate their stalls. Aimed at preventing stallholders from subletting their stalls to others by mandating the physical presence of the registered owner, the regulation ultimately prevents rents and food prices from hiking and allows enterprising hawkers to enter the industry fairly. NEA’s long-standing rule became the subject of controversy earlier this year after one owner of a nasi lemak stall took to Facebook to rail against it, after his pregnant wife – the registered owner – was warned for failing to be physically present at her stall in Yishun . In this case, the stall owner adopted a franchise model, operating at least 26 stalls around Singapore, including in malls and privately run food centres. Dr Koh Poh Koon, Senior Minister of State for Sustainability and the Environment, said in a Facebook post in March that NEA identified and warned more than 230 stalls last year because they were not personally manned by owners. Of these, 30 were issued with notices to terminate their tenancies when they did not heed the warnings. From these warnings and notices, more than 100 stalls terminated their tenancies, while the rest were able to continue operations because they had given valid reasons for their absence. With around half of the hawkers who were warned by NEA ultimately let off the hook because they were found to have genuine reasons, CNA TODAY visited eight hawker centres to find out how stallholders – particularly those who do not operate franchise chains – are coping with this rule. Most agreed that such a rule is effective in deterring subletters and preventing large franchise chains from dominating NEA-run hawker centres, but there were also older stallholders who said that the rule was forcing them out of the trade. Anecdotally, many ageing stallholders still relied on hired assistants to run the majority of the business, sometimes for the whole day. Their reasons include circumstances that are beyond their control, such as illness, fatigue, or suddenly having to pick up supplies. For some, it meant having to explain their absences to NEA officers who carry out regular inspections. A few hawkers said they would even work through sickness and poor health in order to not put their businesses at risk of closure. At present, NEA has said it “appreciates” the challenges that hawkers face in balancing their personal circumstances with business operations. Flexibility is given when there are medical reasons, for example, which lead to hawkers not being able to operate their stalls temporarily. Stallholders may also choose to appoint a joint operator or a nominee to help operate the stall during that period of absence, though they would still need to man their stalls for a period of time. And in the event that the stall has to close for valid reasons, NEA may offer rental waivers, too. Despite the leeway already granted by the authorities, two experts who spoke to CNA TODAY said that there was a need for greater flexibility. They raised suggestions such as allowing stall assistants to \"hold the fort\" temporarily, as well as vacation days for hawkers. Dr Lily Kong, president of Singapore Management University (SMU) who researches urban infrastructure and also co-wrote a paper on hawker culture, said: “The desire to prevent subletting is understandable. However, the manner in which it is effected requires rethinking.” Hawker stalls are meant to provide Singaporeans with the opportunity to start and run a small food business, which is why stallholders are required to personally operate their stalls, the authorities have stated previously. Explaining the rationale behind such a rule, Dr Koh Poh Koon, Senior Minister of State for Sustainability and the Environment, said in parliament that it exists to prevent subletting. “If this requirement is not imposed, the tenant who has successfully bid for the stall could potentially sublet the stall and collect the difference in rent. It may encourage persons to bid for a stall without an intention to run a stall but only to sublet it,” he said. Should the tenant be unable to operate the stall, the tenant is then expected to return the stall to NEA, allowing other new hawkers a fair chance to enter the trade. Dr Koh was responding to a parliamentary question filed by Holland-Bukit Timah Group Representation Constituency MP Edward Chia after a Yishun stallholder questioned the anti-subletting rule earlier this year. The hawker, Mr Noorman Mubarak, had complained in a Feb 18 Facebook post that he was forced to make his heavily pregnant wife tend their nasi lemak stall at Yishun Park Hawker Centre. The stall is registered under his wife’s name. The stall, Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang, is part of the couple’s chain of more than 20 stores across Singapore, including in hawker centres managed by the National Environment Agency (NEA), malls and privately run eateries. In a Facebook post following the parliamentary debate, Dr Koh said that many people have given feedback to him to support the government’s policy and called for NEA to take firm action against subletters. “Requiring stallholders to physically operate their stalls remains the most practical and fair way of preventing subletting and ensuring that hawker stalls are not misused for rent-seeking motives,” he said. Nevertheless, Dr Koh highlighted the challenges that NEA officers face when detecting subletting, stating that the approach “isn’t always straightforward”. “Subletting is done under the table ... NEA has to conduct thorough investigations to uncover and substantiate such cases. This may include collecting documentary and photo evidence, conducting interviews with hawkers and relevant parties, as well as repeated checks over a period of time, before taking action against errant stallholders.” In response to queries, NEA directed CNA TODAY to publicly available information on what hawkers can or cannot do. Those who wish to expand their businesses can do so by holding up to two cooked food stalls in hawker centres, provided they are able to divide their time and operate the stalls personally. Hawkers have also made use of other arrangements to grow their businesses, such as taking on more stalls at hawker centres with their family members as stallholders. To this, NEA has said it “appreciates” the challenges that hawkers face in balancing their personal circumstances with business operations. If hawkers are temporarily unable to operate their stalls – due to medical reasons, for example – the authority has exercised flexibility in these cases. The stallholder may appoint a joint operator or a nominee to operate the stall during that period of absence. Both the stallholder and the joint operator are each required to personally operate the stall for at least four hours each business day, and their operation hours cannot overlap. In the event that the stall has to shut for a period of time, NEA may offer rental waivers to the stallholder. These rules only apply to tenancy agreements for stallholders in NEA-managed hawker centres. FALLING SICK, FEELING FATIGUED Many hawkers who spoke to CNA TODAY said that the NEA rule was an effective deterrent to those thinking of subletting their stalls. Mr Lew Yew Liang, 55, who owns Shan Zhong Bao Herbal Soup at Berseh Food Centre, said the anti-subletting rule has been in place for many years and he has had no issues abiding by it. “The rule is fair. Our rent is already very cheap compared to coffee shops. By all means, people can rent at coffee shops,” he said. However, to Mr Tan, the fried hokkien mee assistant helping his friend, the requirement to personally man the stall makes the trade unsustainable for older hawkers. “Some people will not be able to carry on with the business at all,” he said. He also said he was ready to explain to the authorities why his friend was unable to tend the stall if approached by officers. “NEA has to understand that hawkers are old. Even though their heart is there, they don’t have the strength to stand there for eight hours.” He did not state if she had considered appointing him as a joint operator, though the rules stipulate that even if she did, she would need to be physically present at the stall for four hours. In any case, Mr Tan said she cannot bear to give up her stall completely, because it would mean the loss of her only source of income. That was why she paid Mr Tan to work as her assistant and take over operations until her condition improved. The stall’s earnings still mainly go to her, but Mr Tan receives a portion of it for his help. Others said that they tapped relatives to share the load and to make sure that the business remained sustainable. A 66-year-old owner of Choon Hwa Coffee Stall in MacPherson, who declined to give her name, said that because she has high blood pressure and gets tired easily, her relatives help out on most mornings and afternoons, while she tends the stall in the evening. She recounted how an NEA officer once approached her to find out why she was not at the stall. She replied that it was “tough” for elderly people to man their stalls for hours on end and asked the officer to try a day of her work. Another hawker said that she did not qualify for rental waivers when she fell sick last year, because her medical certificates did not cover her for a continuous period of one month. Madam Jeanette Koh, 59, who operates a rojak store at Circuit Road Food Centre, said her absence at the stall also led to enquiries from NEA officers. “NEA says if you can’t do it, then just return the stall to it. But if we return the stall (to NEA), then who will give us work? We don’t have credentials, who will hire us?” One hawker who operates a stall at Toa Payoh Lorong 8 Market and Hawker Centre that sells ayam penyet (a fried chicken dish), said he was coughing for eight days, but he continued to work with a mask on in order to comply with NEA’s anti-subletting rule. This was because he could not allow his assistants to work on his behalf while he was absent, he said. He declined to be named. TO MAKE ENDS MEET For similar reasons, it will also be difficult for him to leave Singapore for any Haj pilgrimages in future, because closing his stall when he is away means lost earnings. This was a sentiment echoed by a few hawkers who feared losing potential earnings because they could not keep their stalls open with help from hired assistants while they rested at home. For Ms Joanne Lee, 52, the owner of Fu He Turtle Soup at Berseh Food Centre, the requirement prevents her from extending her operating hours beyond 7pm to capture the supper crowd and earn more for her business. “If I always have to be here all the time, it is difficult to sustain operations in the long run.” Mr Melvin Chew, who owns the Jin Ji Teochew Braised Duck & Kway Chap stall at Chinatown Complex, said he worries for the future generation of hawkers since young people these days value work-life balance. “In the past, old hawkers had no life. They simply worked every day and missed the time they had with their children,” the 47-year-old added. “But nowadays, people feel that they should cherish the moment. So if they have to be at the stall every day from a certain time to a certain time, they have no freedom to spend time with their children or think about starting a family.” He also said that if Singapore wants hawker culture to remain , then it has to provide younger hawkers with confidence that they can establish a branding for themselves and their businesses. Not all agree, though. There were some hawkers, such as Mr Eddy Leck, who told CNA TODAY that it was possible to find that balance despite the long hours as a hawker. For example, if there are no customers, there is no need for the stallholder to be present to work long hours. The hawker could close the stall and come back later when the crowds are back. The 49-year-old owner of Soon Heng Coffee Stall at Circuit Road Food Centre said: \"I have no difficulties being here all the time. We are making a living, of course we have to be here. We're doing business.” LIMITED EXPANSION OPPORTUNITIES At the end of the day, hawker centres are designed to provide opportunities for hawkers to directly operate their own small food businesses, which is why corporates cannot bid directly for hawker stalls. Some leeway is given for expansion opportunities. NEA’s current rules allow individuals to hold a maximum of two cooked food stalls in hawker centres, provided they are able to divide their time and operate the stalls personally. In reality, executing this is difficult, some hawkers said. Ms Li Ruifang, 41, recalled how her father gave up his prawn noodle stall at Whampoa Food Centre to help her find her footing in the food-and-beverage industry when she decided to start her own stall. The earnings from his stall had put food on the table for her family since the 1970s. Originally, her father Lee Wong Leong, 75, wanted to retain ownership of his original stall and allow his sister to operate it, while he would head to Ms Li’s stall in Tekka Centre to help out full-time. For a time, this was an ideal arrangement for them. Mr Lee’s earnings from Whampoa allowed him to keep a stable income, his daughter gets to learn directly from an experienced hand, and his sister gets to help out in the family business. Then, NEA found out about the arrangement in 2014, and because Mr Lee could not divide his time commuting between the two stalls due to his age, he turned over ownership of his Whampoa stall to his sister. Ms Li said of her father’s sacrifice: “I do feel very grateful for how he gave up his stall to come over to Tekka to help me out. If not for him, I believe it would have taken a longer time for me to get into the rhythm of helming the stall.” \"MORE FLEXIBILITY NEEDED\" Acknowledging the effectiveness of NEA’s rule against subletting, experts on hawker culture said it would be difficult to remove such a regulation without hurting the industry as a whole. Doing so would also risk “unintended misuse” by hawkers, Mr Ryan Kueh said. He is the author of From Street to Stalls, a book about the history and evolution of Singapore’s hawker culture. Without such a rule, it would inadvertently give rise to subletting, allowing people to exploit public subsidies for personal profit by turning stalls into rental assets. “We first need to consider its underlying principle – preventing the misappropriation of a public good for profiteering,” he said. On the other hand, there could be “some flexibility for elderly hawkers or those facing genuine difficulties”, he added. On this point, Dr Kong from SMU had some suggestions for the authorities to consider. For example, there may be provisions for workers to take vacation leave in ways that do not affect their income. “It is not unreasonable to have some provision for ‘locums’ to stand in occasionally for hawkers or for helpers to hold the fort for periods of time,” Dr Kong said. Mr Kueh lauded NEA’s recent policy to allow hawkers to hire assistants holding long-term visit passes, which helps to ease workloads. Previously, only Singapore citizens and permanent residents could work as stall assistants in hawker centres managed by NEA and its appointed operators. Hawkers could also hire their spouses who have these visit passes. The policy was relaxed from Jan 1 to allow hawkers to hire any of these pass holders who have been approved to work here. Beyond policy, Mr Kueh said more must be done to boost the attractiveness of the industry to young entrants. “The larger issue is our outdated expectations of hawkers – expecting stalls to be open excessively for long hours or to sell food at very low prices – and the second-order effects they create,” he added. “These expectations pressure hawkers to offer food at low costs and in turn receive low (profit) margins, endure excessively long working hours and remain trapped in a cycle of working more to sustain sufficient income.”",
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      • "title": "مفتي مصر يوضح حكم الحج الشرعي بدون تصريح رسمي",
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      • "content": "وأضاف مفتي مصر، في تصريحات الجمعة، أن الحج دون تصريح كمن يصوم عن الطعام والشراب لكنه يؤذي الناس بلسانه، ففي مثل هذه الحالات تكون العبادة صحيحة مع الإثم المترتب على المخالفة التي لا تتعلق بذات أركان العبادة وأعمالها. وأوضح المفتي، أن التصاريح التنظيمية ضرورية للحفاظ على سلامة الحجاج وتنظيم مناسك الحج، وأن ولي الأمر هو المسؤول عن هذا التنظيم ويجب طاعته شرعا استنادا إلى الآية القرآنية \"يا أيها الذين آمنوا أطيعوا الله وأطيعوا الرسول وأولي الأمر منكم\". وأضاف أنه \"لا يجوز شرعا مخالفة ولي الأمر خصوصا فيما يحقق مصالح الناس كما هو الحال في تنظيم شؤون الحج؛ ولذلك لا يجوز شرعا للإنسان أن يحج من دون تصريح، ومن فعل ذلك كان آثما شرعا بمخالفته ولي الأمر\". وذكر \"عياد\" أن \"التصريح أصبح الآن من شروط الاستطاعة المطلوب توافرها، فإذا لم يتحصل الإنسان عليه فهو غير مستطيع أصلا، ومن ثم فهو غير مخاطب بالحج\". ونوه بأضرار الحج غير النظامي، قائلا إنه يؤدي إلى مفاسد عدة ومن أهمها إفساد العبادة على الغير، كما أن الحجاج غير النظاميين يتسببون في الزحام الشديد وهو ما يؤثر على العدد المسموح به في إطار الأمكنة والخدمات المتاحة، بل يؤدي إلى الضرر والإضرار وربما الهلاك والإهلاك. وقال إنه كذلك يضر بصورة الدولة أمام العالم ويسبب الأضرار على الجهات المنظمة لشؤون الحج وإدخال المشقة على المسؤولين والمنظمين وزيادة ضغط الأعداد وغير ذلك مما لا توفر التجهيزات الكافية له، وهو ما يحدث ضررا محققا. وأشار إلى الحديث النبوي، الذي \"نهى فيه رسول الله صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم عن الضرر، فقال \"لا ضرر ولا ضرار\"، مؤكدا أن \"المحافظة على المظهر الحضاري للبلاد في هذا المؤتمر السنوي العالمي أمر مطلوب شرعي ينبغي على الأفراد مراعاته\". وأضاف أن \"ترتيب الأمور من قبل الجهات في الحج وغيره وتنظيمها يعد نظاما عاما وخرق النظام العام في جميع الأحوال لا يجوز شرعا، فإذا كان هذا الخرق له أثر سلبي فإن إثمه أشد وتوجيه اللوم لفاعله أكبر؛ لأن في ذلك تضييع حقوق الناس وتفويت المنفعة عليهم\". وكانت وزارة الحج والعمرة السعودية قد أكدت أن أداء مناسك الحج لن يكون إلا حسب الأنظمة والقوانين اللازمة بإصدار تصريح لحجاج الداخل، أو عبر تأشيرة الحج لحجاج الخارج. وحذرت وزارة الداخلية السعودية من الحج بدون تصريح، واطلقت \"منصة تصريح\" الرقمية الموحدة لإصدار وتنظيم تصاريح وتراخيص الحج لتسهيل أداء المناسك، معلنة عن عقوبات بحق مخالفي التعليمات الخاصة بالحصول على تصريح لأداء الحج، تتراوح بين 20 إلى 100 ألف ريال. كما وجه مفتي عام المملكة العربية السعودية الشيخ عبدالعزيز بن عبدالله آل الشيخ، رسالة للحجاج قبل بدء موسم الحج للعام 1446 هجرية، مؤكدا ضرورة الالتزام بالتعليمات واستخراج التصاريح. المصدر: وكالة أ ش أ",
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      • "title": "لماذا رفض الجزائريون سفر تبون إلى بغداد؟ أشباح بومدين وبن يحيى تعود من الذاكرة!",
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      • "description": "🛑دعواتٌ شعبية تطالب رئيس الجزائري عبد المجيد #تبون بعدم حضور قمة بغداد، ليس بسبب موقف سياسي، بل بسبب تاريخ لم يُطوَ بعد فماذا حدث في الماضي؟ ولماذا يُحذر الجزائريون رئيسهم من بغداد؟👇 pic.twitter.com/sbUhxcUxNw — وطن. يغرد خارج السرب (@watanserb_news) May 16, 2025 وطن – بينما تستعد بغداد لاحتضان قمة عربية يُفترض أن تناقش وحدة الصف ...ظهرت المقالة لماذا رفض الجزائريون سفر تبون إلى بغداد؟ أشباح بومدين وبن يحيى تعود من الذاكرة! أولاً على وطن. يغرد خارج السرب.",
      • "content": "دعواتٌ شعبية تطالب رئيس الجزائري عبد المجيد #تبون بعدم حضور قمة بغداد، ليس بسبب موقف سياسي، بل بسبب تاريخ لم يُطوَ بعدفماذا حدث في الماضي؟ ولماذا يُحذر الجزائريون رئيسهم من بغداد؟ pic.twitter.com/sbUhxcUxNw— وطن. يغرد خارج السرب (@watanserb_news) May 16, 2025وطن – بينما تستعد بغداد لاحتضان قمة عربية يُفترض أن تناقش وحدة الصف العربي، اهتزّت الساحة الجزائرية بنداءات غير معتادة: “عمي تبون، لا تذهب إلى العراق!”. هذه العبارة التي تصدّرت الوسوم على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي، لم تكن صرخة سياسية فقط، بل وجدان جماعي تحرّكه الذاكرة التاريخية المؤلمة بين الجزائر وبغداد.ففي قلب هذه الذاكرة، يقف اسم هواري بومدين، الرئيس الجزائري الراحل، الذي زار بغداد عام 1978 وعاد منها مريضًا بمرض غامض أودى بحياته بعد شهور. ظلت فرضية التسميم تلاحق تلك الزيارة، رغم غياب الدليل. كما تحضر قصة محمد الصديق بن يحيى، وزير الخارجية، الذي قُتل عام 1982 إثر سقوط طائرته في ظروف وصفت بالغامضة خلال وساطة في الحرب العراقية الإيرانية. قيل حينها إن الصاروخ الذي أسقط الطائرة كان عراقيًا.هذه الحوادث جعلت العراقي “مكانًا غير آمن” في المخيال الشعبي الجزائري، ليس بسبب سياسة بغداد الحالية، بل لما ترمز إليه في الذاكرة الوطنية. ورغم أن القمة الحالية تعقد في ظرف مختلف، وتحت غطاء عربي موحّد، إلا أن الرئيس عبد المجيد تبون اعتذر عن الحضور، وكلّف وزير الخارجية أحمد عطاف بتمثيله.ردّة الفعل الجزائرية كشفت أن السياسة لا تُمارس في الفراغ، وأن الشعوب تتذكر وتخشى تكرار التاريخ. القمة ستُعقد، وستتحدث الجزائر بصوتها، لكن في وجدان الجزائريين، ظلّ بومدين وبن يحيى يحضران أكثر من أي تصريح رسمي.الحدث لم يكن مجرد موقف دبلوماسي، بل علامة على أن الرمزية السياسية والتاريخية قد تكون أعمق تأثيرًا من أجندات القمم. وربما تقول لنا هذه القصة شيئًا آخر: في الوطن العربي، الذاكرة قد تصوّت بصوت أعلى من القادة.اقرأ أيضا:الجزائر ترفض مخرجات قمة القاهرة.. وتحضر لاجتماع عربي بديل بعد العيد!ظهرت المقالة لماذا رفض الجزائريون سفر تبون إلى بغداد؟ أشباح بومدين وبن يحيى تعود من الذاكرة! أولاً على وطن. يغرد خارج السرب.",
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      • "description": "🛑14 ماي عام 1948، صارت كارثة في قلب بلاد العرب، سموها “#النكبة“، أما في الحقيقة، هي ما كانتش مجرّد نكبة، كانت بداية مخطّط طويل، فيه دم وتهجير واحتلال، ومجتمع دولي ساكت وفرحان.👇 pic.twitter.com/QGKZLOo4qp — وطن. يغرد خارج السرب (@watanserb_news) May 16, 2025 وطن – في الرابع عشر من مايو عام 1948، وقعت واحدة من أكثر ...ظهرت المقالة نكبة عمرها 77 سنة.. من وعد بلفور إلى مجازر غزة: هل يعود الفلسطينيون؟ أولاً على وطن. يغرد خارج السرب.",
      • "content": "14 ماي عام 1948، صارت كارثة في قلب بلاد العرب، سموها “#النكبة“، أما في الحقيقة، هي ما كانتش مجرّد نكبة، كانت بداية مخطّط طويل، فيه دم وتهجير واحتلال، ومجتمع دولي ساكت وفرحان. pic.twitter.com/QGKZLOo4qp— وطن. يغرد خارج السرب (@watanserb_news) May 16, 2025وطن – في الرابع عشر من مايو عام 1948، وقعت واحدة من أكثر المآسي دموية في تاريخ العالم العربي: النكبة الفلسطينية. لكن الحقيقة أن النكبة لم تكن مجرد لحظة في الزمن، بل بداية مشروع استيطاني دموي غيّر وجه الشرق الأوسط. بريطانيا، التي كانت تسيطر على فلسطين آنذاك، أهدت الأرض للصهاينة عبر ما سُمّي بـوعد بلفور، وأطلقت العنان لعصابات مدججة بالسلاح هدفها واحد: “تفريغ الأرض من أصحابها”.المنظمات الصهيونية لم تنتظر كثيرًا، بدأت تنفيذ عمليات تطهير عرقي في عشرات القرى والمدن الفلسطينية، كان أبرزها مجزرة دير ياسين، التي ما تزال شاهدة على جريمة لم يُحاكم مرتكبوها حتى الآن. أكثر من 700 ألف فلسطيني أُجبروا على ترك ديارهم وتحولوا إلى لاجئين في مخيمات داخل وخارج فلسطين.في ذلك الوقت، دخلت الجيوش العربية الحرب، لكن دون تنسيق أو وحدة، والنتيجة؟ انتصار المشروع الصهيوني وقيام دولة الاحتلال على أكثر من نصف أراضي فلسطين. الأمم المتحدة، التي قدمت خطة تقسيم ظالمة، ساهمت في شرعنة الجريمة، والعالم صمت.نكبة فلسطين لم تنتهِ، بل تتجدّد يوميًا في القدس والضفة وغزة. كل حجر يُسرق، كل طفل يُقتل، كل زيتونة تُقتلع، هو فصل جديد من النكبة المستمرة. لكن رغم هذا كله، ظلّ الفلسطينيون متمسكين بمفاتيح بيوتهم وبأمل العودة. سبعة وسبعون عامًا وما زال الصوت يعلو: راجعين، ولو بعد حين.اقرأ أيضا:قصة مسن فلسطيني طاردته النكبة مرتين.. الاحتلال يسطو على حق الحياةظهرت المقالة نكبة عمرها 77 سنة.. من وعد بلفور إلى مجازر غزة: هل يعود الفلسطينيون؟ أولاً على وطن. يغرد خارج السرب.",
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