Islamic State

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Briefs

SINGAPORE (Apr 29): “I suggest you build and not just buy. You are more likely to win the race this way.” — Manpower Minister Josephine Teo, urging financial institutions to invest more in training their workforce.
Notre Dame - From Bloomberg

Attacker in Notre Dame shouted 'this is for Syria' before being shot

PARIS (June 7): A man armed with a hammer shouted "this is for Syria" and wounded a policeman before being shot and wounded by other officers on Tuesday outside Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, one of France's most famous tourist sites.

Financial markets withstand Islamic State clashes; Philippines says fight nearing end

MANILA (May 29): Philippine forces said they’re in control of most of Marawi, the southern city where almost 100 people were killed and 60,000 displaced following clashes in the past week between the military and Muslim extremists linked to Islamic Stat
Eurozone stock markets

Global Markets

New Year, new high for euro zone stock markets

LONDON (Jan 3): Euro zone stocks opened 2017 by climbing to their highest in more than a year on Monday after data showed manufacturers in the currency bloc ramped up activity at the fastest pace in more than five years.

Singapore minister sees increased threat of extremist attack

SINGAPORE (Dec 2): A Singapore minister said on Friday the threat of an extremist attack was higher now than earlier this year as hardline Islamists are increasingly pushing their agenda in neighbouring Indonesia.
Hillary Clinton

US Presidential Race

Clinton calls national security team after attacks, as Trump challenges her credentials

WASHINGTON (Sept 21): Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton consulted national security advisers on Tuesday after weekend bomb blasts renewed fears of domestic attacks, as Republican Donald Trump accused her of pushing policies that made the Uni
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