‘No betrayal’: Ukraine breathes sigh of relief after Trump-Putin talks

SINGAPORE: The Family Justice Courts will implement a problem-solving, interest-based approach for cases involving children and youth, aiming for healing and rehabilitation, as announced by Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon during the opening of the new Family Justice Courts building on July 23, 2025. This therapeutic justice approach will extend to youth offenders and cases involving care and protection, focusing on addressing underlying issues to foster positive futures for young individuals. Want More Context? 🔎

National Australia Bank chief Andrew Irvine addressed concerns over his leadership style and behavior after investor scrutiny, describing the situation as "difficult" for him and his family. While he acknowledged the support of the NAB board, he emphasized the need for improvement in presentation and highlighted critical issues facing Australia, including a housing crisis and a predicted decade of low productivity. Want More Context? 🔎

The young royals showcased their playful side in a heartwarming video released for Prince George's 12th birthday, where he, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis shared joyful moments outdoors. A new portrait of George was also unveiled, capturing him smiling in the Norfolk countryside as he prepares to transition from prep school to senior school next year. Want More Context? 🔎

Water and electricity shortages in Iran have reached crisis levels, leading to widespread public service disruptions and industrial closures. Rapidly depleting reservoirs and increasing rolling blackouts expose mismanagement and delayed reforms in the country's infrastructure. Want More Context? 🔎

The death of Phillip Reeder, a 53-year-old man in Alabama, has been ruled a homicide after a police officer restrained him by kneeling on his neck during an altercation on August 4, 2024. Reeder, who suffered from heart disease and had cocaine in his system, became unresponsive after police used a stun gun and physical restraint, prompting family comparisons to the George Floyd case. Want More Context? 🔎

In this week's episode of "The World," Yalda Hakim and Richard Engel discuss the increasing international criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, notably from the evangelical right in America. They also address the fragile ceasefire in Sweida, Syria, and provide updates on the Taliban's arrests of women and girls in Afghanistan for dress code violations. Want More Context? 🔎