Kuwait 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 Kuwait with our JSON API.

🔑 Get API key for the Kuwait News API

Country Parameter

The country paramter for the Kuwait is KW.

Some example queries:

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

https://newsdata.io/api/1/sources?country=kw&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 Kuwait.

Headlines from Kuwait

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

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      • "title": "Judge orders Trump administration to preserve Yemen attack plan messages",
      • "link": "https://www.channelnewsasia.com/world/judge-trump-administration-yemen-attack-plan-signal-messages-5029451",
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      • "content": "WASHINGTON: A US judge on Thursday (Mar 27) ordered President Donald Trump's administration to preserve messages sent on the Signal messaging app discussing attack plans against the Houthis in Yemen that became public after they were inadvertently shared with a journalist . The order from US District Judge James Boasberg requires federal agencies whose leaders participated in the chat, which included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, to maintain all messages sent through Signal from Mar 11 until Mar 15, the period during which an editor for The Atlantic magazine documented activity in the chat. A lawyer for the Trump administration earlier said federal agencies were already working to determine what records still existed so they could be preserved. Attorney General Pam Bondi said on Thursday that Boasberg should not be on the Signal case and other cases involving the Trump administration, describing him as among several federal judges \"trying to obstruct Donald Trump's agenda\". \"He cannot be objective. He's made that crystal clear,\" Bondi said during an interview on Fox News' The Ingraham Angle show. Trump previously called for Boasberg's impeachment after the Washington-based judge temporarily blocked the administration from deporting some Venezuelan migrants. An appeals court on Wednesday upheld that ruling. A representative of Boasberg's chambers did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Federal agencies involved in the Signal chat were sued on Tuesday by American Oversight, a government accountability group. The group alleged that the use of the application, which allows for messages to be automatically deleted after a certain time span, violated a federal record-keeping law. \"We are grateful for the judge's bench ruling to halt any further destruction of these critical records. The public has a right to know how decisions about war and national security are made - and accountability doesn’t disappear just because a message was set to auto-delete,\" Chioma Chukwu, American Oversight's interim executive director, said in a statement. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The Atlantic magazine published on Wednesday messages it said were exchanged in the group after Trump administration officials said they were not classified in an attempt to play down the impact of the breach. The messages revealed discussions among senior national security officials about planned military strikes targeting the Houthi militant group. Hegseth shared information about the timing of attacks on Mar 15, including one aimed at someone identified in the chat as a terrorist, hours before the attack began, according to the report. The existence of the group chat, and the inadvertent disclosure of messages to a journalist, have sparked a brewing controversy over the Trump administration's treatment of sensitive military and intelligence information. The lawsuit was unrelated to the national security implications of the disclosure and instead focused on American Oversight's claim that the messages should count as government records that agencies are legally required to preserve.",
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      • "source_name": "Channel Newsasia",
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        • "yemen",
        • "afghanistan",
        • "cyprus",
        • "india",
        • "singapore",
        • "saudi arabia",
        • "maldives",
        • "japan",
        • "united arab emirates",
        • "malaysia",
        • "china",
        • "south korea",
        • "north korea",
        • "taiwan",
        • "thailand",
        • "pakistan",
        • "mongolia",
        • "brunei",
        • "lebanon",
        • "indonesia",
        • "kyrgyzstan",
        • "syria",
        • "israel",
        • "bhutan",
        • "iran",
        • "turkey",
        • "armenia",
        • "qatar",
        • "philippines",
        • "hong kong",
        • "kazakhstan",
        • "iraq",
        • "bangladesh",
        • "laos",
        • "vietnam",
        • "timor-leste",
        • "kuwait",
        • "myanmar",
        • "azerbaijan",
        • "jordan",
        • "nepal",
        • "sri lanka",
        • "uzbekistan",
        • "turkmenistan",
        • "macau",
        • "bahrain",
        • "cambodia",
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      • "title": "ماكرون وعون والشرع يعقدون اجتماعا اليوم الجمعة",
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      • "description": "أفادت صحيفة \"لو فيغارو\" الفرنسية أن الرئيس الفرنسي إيمانويل ماكرون والرئيس اللبناني جوزيف عون سيعقدان يوم الجمعة اجتماعا عبر الفيديو مع الرئيس السوري أحمد الشرع.",
      • "content": "وقالت الرئاسة الفرنسية إن الاجتماع تعزيز الاستقرار الإقليمي والتنسيق بين الدول الثلاث. وأوضحت أن الاجتماع \"فرصة لرؤساء الدول الثلاثة لمناقشة قضية الأمن على الحدود السورية اللبنانية\"، حيث أدت التوترات إلى اشتباكات على الحدود. وأكدت الرئاسة الفرنسية أنها تريد العمل من أجل \"استعادة سيادة لبنان وسوريا\". يذكر أن الرئيس ماكرون زار بيروت في يناير الماضي، حيث التقى بالرئيس اللبناني وأكد دعم فرنسا للبنان في تعزيز سيادته واستقراره السياسي، مع التركيز على زيادة قوة الجيش اللبناني. وتؤكد الرئاسة الفرنسية أن: \"لبنان وسوريا يواجهان مشاكل مشتركة، لا سيما فيما يتعلق بالتهريب، وسيعمل رؤساء الدول معا ليكونوا قادرين على اقتراح عناصر الاستجابة لهذه التحديات\". والشهر الماضي، أبدى ماكرون دعمه للمرحلة الانتقالية في سوريا بقيادة الرئيس أحمد الشرع، حيث هنأه بتوليه المنصب ودعاه لزيارة فرنسا، وفي اتصال هاتفي بين الرئيسين، ناقشا العقوبات الاقتصادية المفروضة على سوريا، وأكد ماكرون مساعي بلاده لرفع هذه العقوبات لتمكين البلاد من التعافي والنمو. كما بحثا التحديات الأمنية في سوريا وضرورة التعاون المشترك للحفاظ على الأمن والاستقرار، مع التشديد على وحدة البلاد واستقلالها وسيادة أراضيها. وشكر الشرع الرئيس الفرنسي على مواقف فرنسا الداعمة للشعب السوري خلال السنوات الماضية. المصدر: \"لو فيغارو\"",
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      • "source_id": "arabic.rt",
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      • "source_name": "Arabic",
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        • "yemen",
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        • "cyprus",
        • "saudi arabia",
        • "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",
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      • "title": "BOJ debated domestic price pressure, US tariff risks at March meeting, summary shows",
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      • "content": "TOKYO :Bank of Japan policymakers were at loggerheads this month over how soon they should raise interest rates again as some focused on domestic inflationary pressure and others on uncertainty over U.S. tariff policy, a summary of opinions at its meeting showed. The discussion highlights how U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff hikes are complicating the BOJ's plan to raise interest rates to address broadening price increases that have kept Japan's inflation above its 2 per cent target for nearly three years. Hawks on the BOJ's board warned of rising price pressures, with one saying the recent surge in food costs could persist and have a \"big impact\" on underlying inflation, according to the summary of discussions at the March meeting released on Friday. Several other board members pointed to bumper pay hikes offered by big firms in this year's annual wage talks with unions as evidence that conditions for further rate hikes were falling into place. \"Japan's economy is at a stage where our price target is close to being achieved, mainly due to inflationary pressure stemming from domestic factors,\" one board member was quoted as saying. The BOJ will \"enter a new phase\" in fiscal 2025 where it needs to take such developments into account in communicating its policy intentions to the public, the board member added, referring to the year ending March 31, 2026. Others, however, appeared to focus more on heightening risks to the global outlook and Japan's economy from higher U.S. tariffs, the summary showed. \"Downside risks stemming from the United States have rapidly heightened recently and, depending on how tariff-related issues develop, it is quite possible that these risks will have a negative impact on Japan's economy,\" one opinion showed. \"In that case, the Bank will need to be particularly cautious when considering the timing for a rate hike.\" At the March 18-19 meeting, the BOJ kept interest rates steady at 0.5 per cent. Governor Kazuo Ueda warned of heightening global economic uncertainty at a post-meeting briefing, while pointing to the risk that rising food costs and stronger-than-expected wage growth could push up underlying inflation in Japan.",
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        • "maldives",
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        • "united arab emirates",
        • "malaysia",
        • "china",
        • "south korea",
        • "north korea",
        • "taiwan",
        • "thailand",
        • "pakistan",
        • "mongolia",
        • "brunei",
        • "lebanon",
        • "indonesia",
        • "kyrgyzstan",
        • "syria",
        • "israel",
        • "bhutan",
        • "iran",
        • "turkey",
        • "armenia",
        • "qatar",
        • "philippines",
        • "hong kong",
        • "kazakhstan",
        • "iraq",
        • "bangladesh",
        • "laos",
        • "vietnam",
        • "timor-leste",
        • "kuwait",
        • "myanmar",
        • "azerbaijan",
        • "jordan",
        • "nepal",
        • "oman",
        • "sri lanka",
        • "uzbekistan",
        • "turkmenistan",
        • "macau",
        • "bahrain",
        • "cambodia",
        • "tajikistan"
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      • "title": "نجم الزمالك السابق: التأهل لكأس العالم طبيعي.. ولاعب الأهلي مستقبل منتخب مصر",
      • "link": "https://www.almasryalyoum.com/news/details/3411268",
      • "keywords": null,
      • "creator": null,
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      • "description": "يرى تامر عبد الحميد نجم الزمالك السابق، إن مجموعة منتخب مصر بتصفيات كأس العالم 2016 هي الأسهل في تاريخ المنتخب. وتابع تامر عبد الحميد خلال تواجده ضيفًا على برنامج ستاد المحور: \"منتخب مصر قدم مباراة ممتازة أمام إثيوبيا وظهر بها شغل تكتيكي كبير لحسام حسن\". وأضاف: \"منتخب...",
      • "content": "يرى تامر عبدالحميد نجم الزمالك السابق، إن مجموعة منتخب مصر بتصفيات كأس العالم 2026 هي الأسهل في تاريخ الفراعنة. وتابع تامر عبدالحميد خلال تواجده ضيفًا على برنامج استاد المحور: «منتخب مصر قدم مباراة ممتازة أمام إثيوبيا وظهر بها شغل تكتيكي كبير لـ حسام حسن المدير الفني للفراعنة». وأضاف: «منتخب مصر يمتلك أقوى خط هجوم في إفريقيا، ومحمد صلاح قدم مباراتين رائعتين أمام إثيوبيا وسيراليون». وأكمل: «مصطفى محمد لم يكن موفق أمام سيراليون، ومحترفي مصر يعطون المنتخب ثقل في الملعب». وأستطرد: «التأهل لكأس العالم ليس إنجازًا نظرًا لسهولة المجموعة ولكن الإنجاز الحقيقي هو حصد لقب أمم إفريقيا». وأردف: «أفكار حسام حسن مع منتخب مصر واضحة وأدار المباراتين بشكل ممتاز، والعميد لن يلعب بنفس الطريقة الهجومية أمام المنتخبات الكبيرة». واختتم تامر عبدالحميد: «من وجهة نظري كريم الدبيس الظهير الأيسر للنادي الاهلي، هو مستقبل منتخب مصر في الجبهة اليسرى».",
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      • "title": "جوع وعطش في غزة.. الأونروا وبرنامج الأغذية العالمي يتحدثان عن مجاعة وكارثة إنسانية غير مسبوقة",
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      • "content": "وأشار لازاريني، في بيان صدر مساء الخميس، إلى مقتل 8 من موظفي الأونروا جراء القصف الإسرائيلي في غزة خلال الأسبوع الماضي. كما أكد أن القطاع شهد أكثر الأيام دموية خلال العام ونصف العام الماضيين، حيث قتل أكثر من 500 شخص، بينهم نساء وأطفال، في غضون أيام قليلة. وحذر المسؤول الأممي من أن الجوع يتزايد في غزة، بينما يلوح في الأفق خطر انتشار الأمراض، في ظل استمرار القصف الإسرائيلي وإغلاق المعابر. وقال: \"الآباء لا يستطيعون إيجاد طعام لأطفالهم.. المرضى بلا دواء .. الأسعار ترتفع بشكل جنوني\". وأشار لازاريني إلى أن أكثر من 140 ألف شخص اضطروا إلى النزوح نتيجة أوامر الإخلاء الإسرائيلية، مما يزيد من معاناة السكان الذين يعانون بالفعل من ظروف معيشية كارثية. شدد المفوض العام للأونروا على ضرورة رفع الحصار الإسرائيلي عن القطاع، وإعادة فتح المعابر لضمان تدفق المساعدات الإنسانية والإمدادات التجارية. ووقف القصف واستئناف وقف إطلاق النار. بدوره، أصدر برنامج الأغذية العالمي بياناً حذر فيه من أن آلاف الفلسطينيين يواجهون مجدداً خطر الجوع الحاد وسوء التغذية، بسبب نقص الغذاء وإغلاق المعابر، مشيرا إلى أن توسع العمليات العسكرية يعوق بشدة عمليات الإغاثة ويعرض حياة العاملين في المجال الإنساني للخطر. وأكد البرنامج الأممي أنه منذ إغلاق إسرائيل للمعابر في 2 مارس، لم يتم إدخال أي إمدادات غذائية جديدة إلى غزة، ما أدى إلى تراجع المخزون الغذائي بشكل خطير. وأوضح البيان أن \"المخزون المتبقي في غزة يكفي فقط لأسبوعين.. 85 ألف طن من السلع الغذائية مخزنة خارج القطاع وجاهزة للإدخال بمجرد فتح المعابر.. يحتاج البرنامج إلى 30 ألف طن شهرياً لتلبية احتياجات 1.1 مليون شخص في غزة\". كما سجل البرنامج ارتفاعاً جنونياً في الأسعار داخل القطاع، حيث بلغ سعر كيس دقيق القمح (25 كجم) 50 دولاراً، بزيادة 400% مقارنة بأسعار ما قبل 18 مارس، بينما ارتفعت أسعار غاز الطهي بنسبة 300% مقارنة بفبراير الماضي. وفي تصعيد إضافي للأزمة، رفضت المحكمة العليا الإسرائيلية التماسات تطالب بالسماح بإدخال المساعدات إلى قطاع غزة، ما فاقم الوضع الإنساني المتردي. ووفق مراقبين، يوفر هذا القرار غطاءً قانونياً لاستمرار سياسة التجويع التي تنتهجها إسرائيل في إطار ما يصفه حقوقيون بالإبادة الجماعية ضد الفلسطينيين. في ختام بيانه، دعا برنامج الأغذية العالمي جميع الأطراف إلى إعطاء الأولوية لاحتياجات المدنيين، وحماية العاملين في المجال الإنساني وموظفي الأمم المتحدة، والسماح بدخول المساعدات فوراً لإنقاذ الأرواح. وأشار البرنامج إلى حاجته العاجلة إلى 265 مليون دولار خلال الأشهر الستة المقبلة، لدعم عملياته الإغاثية التي تستهدف 1.5 مليون شخص في غزة والضفة الغربية. المصدر: وفا",
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      • "description": "If you love history, culture, fashion and food, keep this list handy for your next trip to the English capital.",
      • "content": "Fact: Singaporeans love to travel, and taking off during a long weekend is the best way for many. But sometimes, if you play your cards right, you might just be able to squeeze in a longer trip, which makes the vacation even sweeter. This means that you can visit cities and countries outside of Asia, like London. And CNA Lifestyle knows just the celebrity to ask for travel tips if you’re heading there. Back in Singapore after his Masters’ programme in London, where he was based for 16 months, artist and artiste Chen Xi shares his insider picks on where to shop, eat and visit for a memorable trip. Move aside Buckingham Palace and Big Ben. According to Chen, he used to be a meticulous travel planner. But since meeting his partner, his approach to travel has become more relaxed. “I’ve recently embraced a more flaneur-style of travel, wandering without a strict plan and even taking the time to urban sketch my surroundings. It has shifted from ‘checking off must-visit spots’ to simply being present and enjoying the moment,\" said the son of local celebrity couple Xiang Yun and Edmund Chen. But the best thing about being in London for Chen, is the access to cultural, historical and architectural spaces. “As a history and art enthusiast, I love that these places are so easily accessible. Seeing artifacts and paintings in person after studying them back in Singapore is an incredible experience. Plus, many museums and historical landmarks are free to enter!” And in case you're curious about what came out of this, Chen is showcasing line-art illustrations and sketches inspired by his time in the United Kingdom and Europe in his first solo exhibition. Titled, Xi The World, the exhibit is ongoing at Zall Bookstore at Wheelock Place until Apr 20. A post shared by Chen Xi 陈熙 (@chxnxi) DRESSING FOR LONDON'S RAINY DAYS Without a doubt, London is known for its often grey, rainy and unpredictable weather. So a solid pair of waterproof boots is a must, said Chen. A post shared by Paul Smith (@paulsmithdesign) To keep him warm and protected from the rain, Chen’s must-have is his Barbour boots, a gift from his mother (MediaCorp actress Xiang Yun) and fiancee. “They’ve been a lifesaver in both cold and wet conditions. Plus, they’re also versatile enough to pair with most outfits.” In addition, he added that a waterproof raincoat would also be good to have, especially if you need to get from one place to another quickly. And if style is priority, then layering with a classic trench or wool coat would give an element of that Kingsman-esque London look, said Chen. A post shared by Chen Xi 陈熙 (@chxnxi) Incidentally, this is a style that Chen personally subscribes to. In fact, his go-to outfit is a base layer (usually Uniqlo Heattech) and an Oxford shirt or lightweight sweater, which he completes with a long grey coat. “I lean towards classic, gentleman-style looks, especially when visiting museums or galleries.” QUINTESSENTIALLY BRITISH SHOPPING It’s easy to forget that London has its own vibrant fashion scene, especially when her European siblings – Paris and Milan, are often ranked higher among fashionistas. But from chic suits at Saville Row – think James Bond – to avant-garde brands like Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood, London can be a haven for fashion enthusiasts in the know. If you're looking to channel your inner International Man (or Woman) of Mystery, Chen recommended Huntsman for its tailored suits. “The brand is famous for inspiring the Kingsman movie franchise!” And the men aren’t the only ones who get it here as Huntsman also offers bespoke women’s tailoring. A post shared by Huntsmansavilerow (@huntsmansavilerow) Alternatively, you can also check out Reiss . Besides suits, the brand also does menswear and womenswear that are perfect for every occasion, taking you from work to play. A post shared by Reiss (@reiss) And like many Londoners, Chen also heads to Boots for his grooming needs. “It’s the UK’s equivalent of Guardian or Watsons and my go-to for healthcare and grooming products.” There, he gets Vitamin D supplements to help him deal with “winter depression”, which can happen when reduced sunlight exposure affects the body’s serotonin levels. While Chen admitted that he’s not quite a shopaholic, he’s “definitely been sent on errands” to pick up things for his family and friends during his time in London. These, he shared, have ranged from Burberry scarves and Dr Martens boots to Jo Malone London perfumes and Charlotte Tilbury makeup and skincare. A post shared by Jo Malone London (@jomalonelondon) He’s also accompanied his fiancee and sister shopping to popular haunts like Dover Street Market and Covent Garden. However, if you’re looking for a unique souvenir to remember your time in London by, especially if you’re a bookworm, Chen recommended paying a visit to Cecil Court. “This street is lined with stores selling rare books, antique literature and even historical music scores. It’s a chance to take home a piece of history.” A post shared by AliceThroughTheLookingGlass (@alicethroughthelookingglass1) Don’t forget some of the greatest literary writers are British, like William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Agatha Christie and Charles Dickens. EATING WHERE THE LOCALS EAT When it comes to food, London is more than just fish and chips. And thankfully so, because food is always part of this Singaporean's travel itinerary. “I make it a point to include at least two to three traditional local dishes that are recommended by locals rather than hyped-up tourist spots.” So if you’re looking to try some local grub, Chen has got you covered with three of his favourite spots. 1. HOST CAFE A post shared by Host Café (@hostcoffee) A cosy spot tucked inside a beautiful church, making it a unique and peaceful place to grab a coffee. Host Cafe at St Mary Aldermary, Watling Street, London EC4M 9BW. 2. BRASSERIES ZEDEL A post shared by Brasserie Zédel (@brasseriezedel) It offers an elegant Parisian brasserie experience without burning a hole in your wallet. “Zedel also has a gorgeous art deco style, which I love; and the two-course meal is only £ 16.95 (S$29.50) is a real steal.” Brasserie Zedel at 20 Sherwood Street, London W1F 7ED. 3. BLACKLOCK A post shared by Blacklock (@blacklockchops) What’s a visit to London without having a proper Sunday roast. “It’s hands down the best – perfectly cooked meat, crispy roast potatoes and rich gravy,” shared Chen. Blacklock at16a Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 9HE. SEEING LONDON THROUGH CHEN’S EYES “Whenever friends visit, I take them on a ‘Middle Temple – Strand Walk – Covent Garden’ tour for a solid mix of history, culture and city life all in a few hours!” A post shared by Chen Xi 陈熙 (@chxnxi) It starts at Maughan Library, a stunning historic library, and then moves on to Middle Temple. “This fascinating place has remained unchanged since the 15th century. Walking through its cobbled streets and past the gas-lit lamps feels like stepping back in time.” A post shared by Temple church (@templechurchldn) Next up, is Temple Church. “One of the only four round churches in England and where the Knights Templar (a Catholic military order founded in 1118 to protect Christian pilgrims who were travelling to the Holy Land) are supposedly buried,” shared Chen. Da Vinci Code fans won’t want to miss this stop. Then a detour, passing by King's College London, where Chen studied, along Strand, and finishing off at Covent Garden to do a little shopping and enjoy some street performances. A post shared by Covent Garden (@coventgardenldn) STAYING SAFE IN LONDON “London is an incredible city, but like any big city, you have to stay aware,” said Chen. Here’s what you can do to stay safe:",
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      • "content": "Archaeologists have discovered the large limestone burial chamber of an unidentified ancient Egyptian pharaoh near the city of Abydos dating to about 3,600 years ago during a chaotic period in Egypt's history. The discovery of the tomb seven meters (23 feet) underground at the ancient necropolis of Anubis Mountain was announced by University of Pennsylvania Museum and Egyptian archaeologists. It marked the second discovery announced this year of a tomb of an ancient Egyptian king. The burial chamber discovered in January at Abydos, an important city in ancient Egypt located about 10 km (6 miles) from the Nile River, was bare - apparently long ago plundered by grave robbers. The name of the king once buried inside was originally recorded in hieroglyphic texts on plastered brickwork at the chamber's entrance alongside painted scenes showing the sister goddesses Isis and Nephthys. \"His name was in the inscriptions but does not survive the depredations of ancient tomb robbers. Some candidates include kings named Senaiib and Paentjeni who we know from monuments at Abydos - they ruled in this era - but whose tombs have not been found,\" University of Pennsylvania Egyptian archaeology professor Josef Wegner, one of the leaders of the excavation work, said on Thursday. In addition to the decorated entryway, the burial chamber featured a series of other rooms capped by five-meter (16-foot) high vaults fashioned from mudbrick. The tomb dates to a time known as the Second Intermediate Period that ran from 1640 BC to 1540 BC and bridged the Middle Kingdom and New Kingdom eras when Egyptian pharaohs were among the most powerful figures in the region. \"The political history of the era is fascinating and not fully understood, a kind of 'warring states' period that ultimately gave birth to Egypt's New Kingdom,\" said Wegner, curator of the Penn museum's Egyptian section. Among these was the Abydos Dynasty, which was a series of kings who ruled part of Upper Egypt - the southern portion of the Egyptian realm. \"Egypt was fragmented with as many as four rival kingdoms, including the Hyksos of the Nile Delta,\" said Wegner. \"The Abydos Dynasty was one of these. How it broke apart and then was reunified includes important questions of social, political and technological change.\" The tomb of the unidentified king is built inside the larger tomb complex of an earlier and powerful pharaoh named Neferhotep I. Its architecture shows connections with earlier Middle Kingdom and later Second Intermediate Period royal tombs, Wegner said. \"It seems to be the largest and earliest of the Abydos Dynasty group. There may be others in this same area next to the tomb of Neferhotep I,\" Wegner said. Wegner's team previously uncovered the tomb of another Abydos Dynasty ruler named Seneb-Kay in 2014. \"The new king's tomb is likely a predecessor of Seneb-Kay. There are others in the area. Work in royal cemeteries is slow and painstaking, so it takes a while for results,\" Wegner said. The excavations are ongoing. The Second Intermediate Period began almost a millennium after the construction of the towering Giza pyramids outside Cairo that held the tombs of certain Old Kingdom pharaohs. Many New Kingdom pharaohs were buried in the Valley of the Kings near Luxor, including Tutankhamun - popularly known as King Tut - whose 14th century BC tomb and its full contents were unearthed in 1922. Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced on February 18 that a joint Egyptian-British archaeological team had identified an ancient tomb near Luxor dating to the 15th century BC as that of New Kingdom pharaoh Thutmose II.",
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      • "description": "أشاد أحمد حسام \"ميدو\"، عضو لجنة التخطيط بنادي الزمالك بالبرتغالي جوزيه بيسيرو، المدير الفني للفريق الكروي الأول بالقلعة البيضاء. وقال أحمد حسام \"ميدو\" في تصريحات لبرنامج \"زملكاوي\"، المُذاع على قناة \"الزمالك\"، إنه كان يتمنى زيادة عدد الجماهير أمام سيراميكا كليوباترا في...",
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      • "description": "Watchmakers are experimenting with materials like prehistoric amber, automotive paint, and colourful ceramic to create timepieces that blend science with art.",
      • "content": "Luxury watchmaking has long been defined by precision, intricate complications, and masterful craftsmanship, but today, it’s also a frontier for material innovation. From prehistoric resin to the rarest metal in the universe and space-age composites, brands are pushing boundaries with unique, resilient, and revolutionary elements that redefine creativity and engineering. Hublot, ever the disruptor, continues its streak of world-firsts with the Big Bang Unico Magic Ceramic, the first multi-coloured ceramic watch that took four years to perfect. Arnold & Son goes organic with the HM Steel Amber, which flaunts a dial crafted from 30-million-year-old Baltic amber, while Louis Vuitton’s latest LVKV-02 GMR 6 boasts a case made from tantalum, a metal rarer than gold or platinum. IWC Schaffhausen’s latest Big Pilot’s Watch Shock Absorber XPL for the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team employs bulk metallic glass (BMG) to protect against extreme impacts. Meanwhile, Girard-Perregaux’s Laureato Chronograph Aston Martin Edition showcases an iridescent automotive-paint dial, another world-first in watchmaking. For those drawn to cutting-edge composites, Richard Mille’s RM 74-02 Automatic Tourbillon introduces Gold Quartz TPT, blending quartz fibres with 22k gold to create an entirely unique striated pattern on every case. And then there’s Panerai, which takes innovation further with the Radiomir 8 Giorni Eilean Experience Edition that incorporates bronze salvaged from the restoration of the historic yacht Eilean. These seven watches prove that horology is as much about materials as it is about mechanics. ARNOLD & SON Sometimes, pushing boundaries means drawing inspiration from the depths of time, and the independent Swiss watchmaker does just that with the HM Steel Amber. Featuring a remarkable dial crafted from Baltic amber – a little-known material in watchmaking and a first for Arnold & Son – it showcases golden hues and a luminous depth that only nature could create. Sourced from a rare 1.6kg block of prehistoric conifer resin fossilised over 30 million years, each dial is a one-of-a-kind canvas brought to life through Arnold & Son’s quiet mastery. Every ancient amber disc is meticulously selected, cut, and polished to perfection, ensuring that no two pieces are ever alike. Housed within a 39.5mm stainless steel case, the HM Steel Amber is a masterclass in restraint, allowing the organic centrepiece to command attention. Its design is deliberately minimalistic, with two hands gliding over a dial that once held the lifeblood of primeval forests. Beneath this natural beauty lies the ultra-thin, hand-wound A&S1001 calibre delivering an impressive 90-hour power reserve. Paired with a deep imperial-green alligator leather strap, this 38-piece limited edition is a fusion of nature’s artistry and impeccable craftsmanship. It’s a true masterpiece for the discerning collector, who appreciates that true innovation often lies in honouring time itself. GIRARD-PERREGAUX When it comes to bold material innovation, the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph Aston Martin Edition draws directly from the world of high-performance automobiles. Its defining feature is a vivid, iridescent dial created using automotive-grade paint, a rarity in watchmaking. Drawing from Aston Martin’s legendary racing heritage, the signature green hue is a nod to British motorsport and an engineering triumph. Achieving this striking effect requires a painstaking 14-step manufacturing process, with 15 ultra-thin layers of paint meticulously applied before undergoing two controlled heat treatments. Unlike automotive painting, where minor imperfections can go unnoticed, this watch demands absolute precision, with the paint filtered through an intricate process to remove even the smallest grains. The result: A dynamic colour shift that plays with the light, transitioning between green and fiery orange at different angles. At the heart of the 42mm titanium watch beats the GP03300-0141 calibre, a self-winding mechanical movement. With a 46-hour power reserve, it drives the chronograph complication, snailed counters, and skeletonised hands, elements inspired by Aston Martin’s design DNA. HUBLOT The Swiss manufacture’s legacy is built on boundary-pushing breakthroughs, and Magic Gold – the world’s first scratch-proof 18k gold alloy – was just the beginning. Now, Hublot takes its expertise even further with the Big Bang Unico Magic Ceramic, introducing another world-first: Multi-coloured ceramic. Unlike simple surface treatments or painted coatings, Hublot’s proprietary Magic Ceramic process infuses vibrant pigments directly into the ceramic, a feat that required over four years of research and a pending patent. Achieving this intricate interplay of colour was no small task. Each pigment reacts differently under extreme temperatures during the baking and moulding process, making it notoriously difficult to achieve a flawless, uniform result. Hublot’s engineers overcame this challenge by developing a new technique that balances heat, pressure, and material composition to create a seamless multi-hued effect. The result? A stunning combination of pop art and precision engineering, with intense blue rings organically set against a dark grey ceramic bezel. A 20-piece limited edition, the 42mm Big Bang Unico Magic Ceramic is equipped with the Unico automatic flyback chronograph movement that complements its avant-garde looks. Finished in grey to complement the dominant ceramic tones, it’s topped off with a full black lined rubber strap. IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN Innovation in materials is at the heart of IWC Schaffhausen and its latest Big Pilot’s Watch Shock Absorber XPL Toto Wolff x Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team is a testament to that philosophy. Designed to withstand the extreme conditions of Formula One, this timepiece incorporates bulk metallic glass (BMG), an advanced material that enhances shock resistance beyond traditional metals. As part of IWC’s Sprin-g Protect shock absorber system, the BMG spring shields the movement from extreme g-forces, dissipating impact energy before it reaches the delicate mechanics inside. Housed in a Ceratanium case, which merges the lightness of titanium with the hardness of ceramic, the watch embodies the sleek aggression of the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team’s race cars. The signature Petronas green coated Super-LumiNova accents provide a striking contrast against the textured black dial, while the hands and floating minute track enhance the watch’s bold, technical aesthetic. Powered by the IWC-manufactured 32101 calibre with a 120-hour power reserve, this timepiece also includes an additional black rubber strap. LOUIS VUITTON The LVKV-02 GMR 6, Louis Vuitton’s latest collaboration with Finnish master watchmaker Kari Voutilainen, is a travel-inspired masterpiece that melds impeccable craftsmanship with one of the rarest materials in existence. Its 40.5mm Escale case is cast from a striking combination of tantalum with platinum lugs, bezel, and crown. Tantalum, the rarest stable element in our solar system, is far scarcer than gold, platinum, or any conventional precious metal, existing at just one atom per 181 billion atoms of other elements. This lustrous, deep blue-grey metal is exceptionally durable, hypoallergenic, and corrosion-resistant, but its extreme hardness makes it notoriously difficult to machine – a challenge only few watchmakers dare to tackle. Its rarity, combined with the limited five-piece production run, makes the timepiece a true collector’s treasure. The gold dial is a work of art, featuring hand-guilloche inspired by Louis Vuitton’s Damier motif and miniature painting evoking ancient stained-glass windows. A hand-engraved sun and moon day/night indicator in the maison’s hallmark saffron and blue hues hides Monogram flowers within its details. Beneath the artistry lies a manually wound GMT movement in hand-finished German silver with two direct-impulse escapement wheels for improved efficiency and power reserve. Presented in a hand-painted Louis Vuitton trunk, the LVKV-02 GMR 6 is a statement of sheer horological audacity. PANERAI Limited to only 30 pieces, Panerai’s Radiomir 8 Giorni Eilean Experience Edition PAM01643 grants its owner exclusive access to the Mediterranean Experience, an immersive journey through Sicily’s hidden treasures. From a helicopter ride over Mount Etna to a private vineyard tour, the experience culminates in a sailing expedition aboard Eilean, a historic Bermudian ketch restored by Panerai. Access to this extraordinary experience is only available with the purchase of the watch. It's only fitting that the PAM01643 carries Eilean’s legacy in its very structure. During the yacht’s extensive restoration, sections of its original bronze fittings were salvaged and repurposed for the timepiece. The bronze underwent a meticulous process of successive castings to purify it before blending it with new bronze to form the bezel, crown, and caseback medallion. This Panerai Bronzo alloy, composed of copper with 8 per cent tin, provides exceptional structural strength while developing a unique patina over time. Complementing these elements, the 45mm Brunito steel case undergoes PVD treatment and hand-brushing to achieve its rugged, vintage aesthetic. Beneath the grainy beige sandwich dial that’s reminiscent of Eilean’s sails beats the P.5000 hand-wound calibre with eight days’ power reserve. The dark brown leather strap, stamped with “1936”, and an engraved dragon emblem – found on the yacht’s hull – cement this watch’s connection to Panerai’s rich maritime history. RICHARD MILLE The RM 74-02 Automatic Tourbillon in Gold Quartz TPT is what happens when high watchmaking meets high-tech alchemy. Dressed in Gold Quartz TPT, a material exclusive to Richard Mille, this 52.63mm by 34.4mm timepiece merges the technical resilience of quartz with the timeless allure of gold. Developed in collaboration with Swiss composite specialist North Thin Ply Technology, the material is made by layering ultra-thin sheets of quartz fibres, heating them under intense pressure, and embedding delicate 22k 5N red gold leaves. This achieves a radiant, translucent composite with natural striations that create a unique visual tapestry, which perfectly balances ruggedness and refinement. At its heart is the calibre CRMT5, an in-house automatic tourbillon movement with a 50-hour power reserve. The openworked design showcases the movement’s intricate architecture, with hand-finished details and bevelled edges adding a touch of elegance.",
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      • "content": "الطقس اليوم الجمعة 28 مارس 2025.. كشفت الهيئة العامة للأرصاد الجوية من حالة الطقس المتوقعة اليوم، موضحة: أنه يسود طقس حار نهارا على كافة الأنحاء معتدل ليلا وفي الصباح الباكر على أغلب الأنحاء. وحذرت خرائط الطقس من نشاط رياح على السواحل الشمالية الغربية قد تكون مثيرة للرمال والأتربة على مناطق من القاهرة الكبرى والوجه البحري ومدن القناة والسواحل الشمالية الشرقية وسيناء وجنوب البلاد على فترات مُتقطعة. الطقس اليوم : تشهد البلاد سقوط أمطار خفيفة ورعدية أحيانا على مناطق من جنوب سيناء وسلاسل جبال البحر الأحمر وجنوب الصعيد. وبالنسبة لحالة البحرالمتوسط، تكون معتدلة إلى مضطربة وارتفاع الموج فيه من مترين إلى ثلاثة أمتار والرياح السطحية شمالية غربية. أما حالة البحر الأحمر ، فتكون معتدلة وارتفاع الموج فيه من متر ونصف إلى مترين والرياح السطحية جنوبية غربية إلى جنوبية شرقية. اقرأ أيضا : أمطار رعدية وانخفاض الحرارة.. بيان بشأن حالة الطقس في عيد الفطر: «الجو هيقلب» بيان درجات الحرارة اليوم: المدينة / العظمى /الصغرى القاهرة 33 16 6 أكتوبر 34 15 بنهــــا 33 14 دمنهور 33 14 وادى النطرون 34 15 كفر الشيخ 32 15 المنصورة 33 16 الزقازيق 33 15 شبين الكوم 32 15 طنطا 32 16 دمياط 34 17 بورسعيد 35 18 الإسماعيلية 36 16 السويس 36 16 العريش 38 15 رفح 38 14 رأس سدر 32 12 نخل 33 15 كاترين 29 09 الطور 30 15 طابا 31 15 شرم الشيخ 28 16 الاسكندرية 23 13 العلمين 22 12 مطروح 21 13 السلوم 20 12 سيوة 24 14 رأس غارب 31 15 الغردقة 30 16 سفاجا 30 16 مرسى علم 31 17 شلاتين 31 20 حلايب 29 19 أبو رماد 30 18 رأس حدربة 27 20 الفيوم 34 15 بني سويف 35 15 المنيا 36 14 أسيوط 37 13 سوهاج 37 19 قنا 38 20 الأقصر 38 20 أسوان 38 21 الوادى الجديد 37 16 أبوسمبل 37 20",
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      • "content": "SYDNEY: At last week’s Raisina Dialogue in New Delhi, the Philippines’ Armed Forces Chief didn’t mince words, calling on India and South Korea to join an Indo-Pacific “squad” to push back against China’s aggressive tactics in the South China Sea. But while Manila hardens its security posture, it’s also receiving more development money from Beijing than ever before. So, what gives? For most of the past decade, the Philippines has been one of Southeast Asia’s most cautious players when it comes to Chinese development finance, even as its infrastructure, education and healthcare sectors cry out for investment. From 2015 to 2022, China accounted for just 1 per cent of total official development finance to the country, the lowest share among Southeast Asian nations. Unlike neighbours such as Laos or Cambodia, Manila has long preferred traditional partners including Japan, the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank. RODRIGO DUTERTE STEERED CLOSER TO CHINA But as president, Rodrigo Duterte sought to flip the script. Elected in 2016, Duterte cast aside decades of wariness and steered the Philippines closer to China, hoping to trade diplomacy for development. In just six years, he signed more than US$28 billion in aid commitments with Beijing, more than triple Japan’s total over the same period. At the height of this pivot, Chinese development finance made up 40 per cent of all new aid commitments to the country. It could have marked a turning point. Yet, in practice, the grand promises of China-backed megaprojects faltered, mostly because Filipino society and institutions pushed back. Concerns over environmental impacts, governance standards and sovereignty fuelled resistance to Chinese projects. And with the South China Sea dispute simmering in the background, public trust in Beijing remained low. Despite the flashy numbers, only 1.5 per cent of China’s promised funds were ever delivered – the lowest in ASEAN – largely due to prolonged negotiations and concerns over several megaprojects. This gap between promise and delivery highlights something crucial: Development finance isn’t just about the supply of the money, it’s about trust, capacity, and choice – which together form demand. In our latest Lowy Institute Analysis, Hedging Bets: Southeast Asia’s Approach to China’s Aid, we identify three distinct Southeast Asian modes of engagement with Chinese development finance: Constrained, restrained, and opportunistic. The Philippines straddles the line between restrained and carefully opportunistic, actively diversifying its development partners to avoid overreliance on China, especially amid ongoing territorial disputes, but also remaining cautiously open to Chinese funding when it aligns with interests. A SELECTIVE APPROACH UNDER FERDINAND MARCOS JR Under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, the pendulum initially swung further away from Beijing. In 2022, his administration cancelled three major railway projects backed by China, citing implementation delays and rising tensions in the South China Sea, signalling a return towards a more defensive and restrained stance that echoed his strong public criticism of Beijing over the maritime disputes. But that’s not the full story. Preliminary data from the upcoming 2025 Lowy Institute Southeast Asia Aid Map shows Chinese disbursements have gradually increased under Marcos compared to his predecessor – albeit from a low base – driven by new China Eximbank infrastructure loans supporting Marcos’ “Build Better More” agenda, totalling around US$200 million so far, with more potentially on the horizon. This suggests the Marcos government is now cautiously steering towards a more selective, opportunistic approach: Carefully accepting Chinese funding when it fits the country’s needs, while pushing back hard on strategic and security issues. It’s a tightrope walk. As China becomes more assertive in the region and the West cuts back on global aid spending, the Philippines finds itself with fewer alternatives. Manila wants to assert its sovereignty, but it also needs roads, bridges and power plants. Pragmatism, not ideology, is driving development finance decisions. The Philippines’ future will hinge on its ability to continue walking this fine line: Benefiting from China’s development support without being boxed in by Beijing’s strategic agenda. That’s no easy task. But in a region increasingly defined by economic opportunity and geopolitical tension, it may be the only option left. Alexandre Dayant is a senior economist and Deputy Director of the Lowy Institute’s Indo-Pacific Development Centre. Grace Stanhope is a Research Associate at the same centre. This commentary first appeared on the Lowy Institute's blog, Interpreter.",
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      • "content": "SINGAPORE: Singaporeans often lament the prevalence of bad drivers on our roads, but how often do we reflect on our own behaviour as pedestrians? In November 2024, dashcam footage that went viral showed a woman looking at her phone and crossing a large intersection, when the light was green for vehicles. The clip captured the car barrelling into the woman, causing her to tumble to the ground. In September 2023, a pedestrian was charged in court for injuring a motorcyclist while dashing across the road to catch a bus. The pedestrian was jaywalking, and his backpack struck the motorcyclist, who fell off his vehicle and sustained three fractures. In accidents involving jaywalkers, it is easy to point fingers and blame reckless drivers or inattentive pedestrians. But better infrastructure is needed to enhance safety for all road users. CURRENT STREET DESIGNS MAY INTRODUCE CONFLICT Infrastructure can improve road safety in two ways: By reducing the conflict points between pedestrians and on-road vehicles, and reducing the severity of accidents. For example, Orchard Road is a bustling pedestrian hub with many activities taking place on both sides of the road, increasing pedestrians’ need to cross the road often. At the same time, it serves as an arterial road with a large volume of passing traffic. This naturally leads to more interactions between pedestrians and vehicles. The current solutions for pedestrians are underpasses at busy junctions and signalised crossings with long waiting times. However, underpasses may not be accessible to individuals with mobility challenges, and the long waiting times at crossings may encourage jaywalking. Converting Orchard Road into a pedestrian-friendly street and diverting traffic to other roads are likely to address such conflicts. A plan to pedestrianise a 500m stretch of Orchard Road is already underway. Other examples of roads that have widened walking and cycling spaces are Bencoolen Street and a stretch of Woodlands Ring Road. However, such conversions of Singapore roads are time-consuming and resource-intensive. Meticulous plans and multiple trials are required before an infrastructural overhaul. Therefore, these projects take years to complete and currently only take place on a small scale. Other easier-to-implement solutions could also be adopted, for instance providing more proper crossings at busy locations such as bus stops, food courts, schools and recreational areas. Pedestrian bridges or more frequent signalised crossings could also serve as interim measures while larger projects are underway. TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES It might be unrealistic to expect the number of conflict points between pedestrians and vehicles to be reduced to zero, especially in densely populated residential areas with more children and elderly residents. With activities taking place in HDB void decks, parks, and playgrounds, residents may cross the road outside of marked crossings, which make their movements unpredictable. Dual-lane straight roads are more commonly found in residential neighbourhoods, which can pose higher risks to residents. Such road designs, while efficient for vehicular traffic, may inadvertently prioritise speed over safety. In these cases, traffic calming measures could significantly reduce the magnitude of conflicts and the severity of potential accidents. In Singapore’s Silver Zones – residential areas with a high population of seniors – traffic features include narrowed lanes, deliberate curves and raised humps. These features are effective in slowing vehicles down and improving driver attentiveness. Though the Land Transport Authority aims to establish 50 Silver Zones by 2025, these designs are currently not implemented on a universal scale. With careful planning, such infrastructure could be standardised on most local residential streets. ROAD SAFETY IS A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY In traffic accidents, drivers often bear more liability than pedestrians because motorists have a duty of care to other road users. Well-designed infrastructure can reduce the burden on drivers while keeping pedestrians safe at the same time. Community engagement plays a vital role in fostering road safety. Educational workshops, feedback forums, and collaboration between urban planners and local residents can ensure that infrastructure projects address the specific needs of each community. While education campaigns can enhance awareness and encourage responsible behaviour, they cannot entirely prevent risks. Infrastructure solutions, including traffic calming measures and pedestrian-friendly designs, are essential to complement educational efforts. Achieving safer roads requires collective action from individuals, communities and governing bodies. Dr Che Maohao is Lecturer at the College of Interdisciplinary & Experiential Learning, Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS).",
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