Trump demands to know if woman at all his projects is ‘paid protester’

Trump demands to know if woman at all his projects is ‘paid protester’

President Donald Trump launched a Truth Social tirade on Sunday demanding investigations into what he characterized as “paid protesters” after footage circulated online showing a woman at multiple demonstrations. Trump shared social media posts from conservative journalist Emily Miller, who has claimed that the same woman was present at separate protests months apart, involving two…

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Is Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust’s manager-internalisation deal the key to reviving S-Reits?

Is Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust’s manager-internalisation deal the key to reviving S-Reits?

Some view manager-internalisation as a ‘nuclear option’, but Sert is demonstrating that it is also a constructive growth-oriented strategy [SINGAPORE] When Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust (Sert) flagged in August that the internalisation of its managers was on the cards, this column warned that the move might alienate minority investors and do little to boost the…

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Putin’s Russia needs a carrot as big as the stick

Putin’s Russia needs a carrot as big as the stick

Russia has spent four and a half years proving it can live without the West as it demolishes Ukraine. Washington wants Russian President Vladimir Putin to imagine what life might look like if it no longer had to. That sounds perverse, with Russian troops claiming Ukrainian soil as jet-powered drones scream overhead to batter civilian…

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Ukraine faces winter challenge after surprise robot offensive

Ukraine faces winter challenge after surprise robot offensive

Territorial gains in Kyiv’s counteroffensive in the Donetsk oblast will be followed by a critical few months as the weather turns cold and Vladimir Putin looks likely to step up long-range strikes ahead of the toughest winter of the war. Ukraine’s Third Army Corps touted success with bomber drones and remote-controlled robots during “Operation Vivaldi,”…

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Supreme Court update: 3 major cases justices to decide in new term

Supreme Court update: 3 major cases justices to decide in new term

The U.S. Supreme Court will begin its new term this week, and the justices are going to be deciding cases with critical implications for the Second Amendment, voting rights and climate change lawsuits. These rulings are likely to shape key legal questions and touch on some of the most contentious political battles over the coming…

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How El Niño Could Reshape Thanksgiving and Christmas Travel

How El Niño Could Reshape Thanksgiving and Christmas Travel

A potentially record-breaking El Niño could leave Thanksgiving and Christmas travelers in southern states battling storms and heavier rainfall but reduce the chance of snow and ice-related travel disruption for those in northern states, forecasters have told Newsweek. The developing super El Niño, which has already broken a 170-year record, is expected to continue strengthening…

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South Korean president orders probe into wave of data breaches at banks, public agencies

South Korean president orders probe into wave of data breaches at banks, public agencies

Regulators believe the attacks may have broadly scanned multiple financial companies for vulnerabilities Published Sun, Oct 4, 2026 · 03:54 PM [SEOUL] South Korean President Lee Jae-myung ordered a thorough investigation and response measures over recent personal data leak incidents at banks, finance companies and public agencies, Seoul’s presidential office said on Sunday (Oct 4).…

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