US, Australia, Canada, and the Philippines have conducted joint naval and air force maneuvers in the disputed South China Sea, aimed at enhancing security cooperation and freedom of navigation in the region. The exercises come amidst tensions with China over territorial claims in the area, with the participating countries reaffirming their commitment to upholding international law and promoting stability in the Indo-Pacific. The drills demonstrate a united front against Chinese assertiveness in the South China Sea while showcasing the strength of the alliance between the four nations.
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Singaporean woman killed in Spain: Spanish police ask court to deport suspect to Singapore
SINGAPORE: Spain’s immigration police have requested the deportation of Mitchell Ong, a Singaporean man suspected of murdering compatriot Audrey Fong while she was on holiday in Spain, where her body was found with over 30 stab wounds. Ong, currently remanded in a Spanish prison, is involved in active criminal proceedings, and his defense lawyer argues that deportation would evade the judicial process and violate human rights. The private prosecution representing Fong's family supports the deportation...
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