https://www.yahoo.com/news/war-weary-libyans-miss-life-under-kadhafi-055129690.html
http://news.asiaone.com/news/world/armless-baby-teaches-herself-eat-using-feet
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/sph-employees-union-told-of-job-cuts-only-30-122818453.html
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/hotdogs-set-name-change-muslim-malaysia-001006357.html
"The average CAP at NUS is about 3.4, which is a B grade" - NUS Provost Blog
This raises a serious issue for NUS students - with the heavy grade inflation from all the world's top universities, we have seen many companies impose a minimum expected academic grade of a Second Upper Honours or Magna Cum Laude equivalent for job applicants.
Yet, given how our average grade in NUS is a full 2 grades lower than those of top universities, how are we expected to compete fairly with these applicants?
The battle for Mosul is expected to be difficult, involving street-to-street fighting with the 3,000-4,500 IS jihadists the coalition has estimated are in the area.
ISIS is faced with an array of forces: the US-led coalition, Iraqi soldiers, police and mainly Shiite Muslim Hashed al-Shaabi forces, and Kurdish peshmerga fighters. This coalition of myriad rival Iraqi forces will have to fight through ISIS defences to reach the city.
The operation will be supported by the US-led coalition, while Iranian forces will work with some Shiite militia groups, and Turkey also has troops at a base near Mosul which it has declined to remove despite Baghdad's demands that it do so.
The issue of the role of the Hashed al-Shaabi militia forces is a contentious one, and Sunni politicians oppose their entry into Sunni Arab Mosul.
There is also the contentious issue of post-Mosul territorial control, with Iraqi Kurdistan wanting to maintain control of areas that are claimed by both it and the federal government in Baghdad.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/retaking-iraqs-mosul-complex-offensive-015048762.html
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/factbox-food-eat-makes-climate-change-worse-113857114--sector.html
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/10-motivators-suspended-forcing-schoolgirls-snake-pit-224300546.html
http://www.todayonline.com/world/asia/malaysian-cop-who-stole-police-cars-nabbed
http://www.soshiok.com/content/man-goes-deaf-briefly-after-eating-death-noodles
http://nypost.com/2016/10/17/ufo-expert-found-dead-vomiting-black-liquid/
"Prosecutors say the two men forcibly drugged her with cocaine, repeatedly raped and then impaled her through her anus, causing pain so excruciating that she went into cardiac arrest.
Last year in June, protests broke out nationwide over a trio of gruesome murders in Argentina : a kindergarten teacher whose estranged husband slit her throat in front of her class; a 14-year-old girl whose boyfriend allegedly beat her to death because she got pregnant; and a woman whose former boyfriend stabbed her to death in broad daylight at a Buenos Aires cafe."
Alternatively, it could be that a more powerful member of the royal family wants this particular prince dead.
Additionally, bear in mind that Saudi Arabia currently has over a thousand princes in the extended Royal family. This particular prince that was allegedly executed (that he shot someone else to death in a fight is undisputed) is but a distant relative to the King.
The news nowadays are quite negative.
http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/pribumi-issue-rears-head-as-jakarta-election-looms
https://sg.style.yahoo.com/azealia-banks-want-apology-russell-crowe-170000009.html
http://www.revelist.com/celebrity/russell-crowe-assault-azealia-banks/5289