Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on March 26, 2024

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UN Security Council demands immediate ceasefire in Gaza after US abstains

The resolution also demands the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages.

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Interactive: Golf clubs, whisky and a Brompton bike - 8 new charges Iswaran faces

Here is a list of the $19,000 worth of items the former transport minister allegedly obtained.

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Red tape and religion: Malaysia missing out on hundreds of millions from entertainment tourism

The Malaysian government has been clamping down on foreign acts by adding more bureaucratic rules on the entertainment industry.

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5 to be charged over ‘disharmony’ caused by KK Mart socks issue in Malaysia

The police recommended two people from KK Super Mart and three from the vendor be charged.

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Are face-to-face struggles of youth just a mindset issue?

Online networking is fine. But life and career opportunities often depend on one's ability to engage with people in the real world, says the writer.

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Jail, fine for businessman linked to ruse enabling a bus to travel above speed limit

He was part of a conspiracy to dupe vehicle inspection company Vicom into believing that a working speed limiter was installed.

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No impact on port operations from oil slicks in waters off Tuas Port: MPA

The source of the oil slicks is likely to have originated from inland.

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Bibigo mandu prawn dumplings recalled over undeclared egg allergen

Egg was found in the products although it is not declared on the packaging.

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How to prevent your travel insurance claims from being rejected

One survey of 500 respondents in Singapore revealed that only 1.5 per cent had never purchased a travel insurance policy.

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From eclectic wineries to a sprawling safari: Five unexpected reasons to visit Adelaide

The laid-back city is a hidden gem for food, nature and culture lovers.

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