FGE NexantECA Chairman Emeritus Fereidun Fesharaki shares his analysis on the escalating protests in Iran, the potential collapse of the Islamic regime, and what it means for global oil markets. Speaking on Insight with Haslinda Amin, he also discussed challenges ahead for Trump's plans for Venezuelan investment. (Source: Bloomberg)
FGE NexantECA Chairman Emeritus Fereidun Fesharaki shares his analysis on the escalating protests in Iran, the potential collapse of the Islamic regime, and what it means for global oil markets. Speaking on Insight with Haslinda Amin, he also discussed challenges ahead for Trump's plans for Venezuelan investment. (Source: Bloomberg)
A Singaporean teenager who made another teenager perform degrading acts, such as soaking his genitals in chilli oil and drinking his own urine, was given 21 months’ probation on Monday. The 18-year-old male pretended to be a female to deceive the male victim, also 18, into believing that they were in a romantic relationship. Both the accused and the victim, who were around 16 at the time of the of...
A Singaporean teenager who made another teenager perform degrading acts, such as soaking his genitals in chilli oil and drinking his own urine, was given 21 months’ probation on Monday. The 18-year-old male pretended to be a female to deceive the male victim, also 18, into believing that they were in a romantic relationship. Both the accused and the victim, who were around 16 at the time of the offences, cannot be named due to a gag order protecting their identities. The gag order also covers...
After her husband died suddenly, and her children left home, teacher Helen Smith started to question everything in her life. Then a radio programme about a shortage of Guide Dogs gave her an idea Helen Smith was cleaning her bathroom and listening to the radio, some time after the pandemic, when a story came on about a shortage of guide dogs. The pandemic had made it hard to breed puppies. One vis...
After her husband died suddenly, and her children left home, teacher Helen Smith started to question everything in her life. Then a radio programme about a shortage of Guide Dogs gave her an idea Helen Smith was cleaning her bathroom and listening to the radio, some time after the pandemic, when a story came on about a shortage of guide dogs. The pandemic had made it hard to breed puppies. One vision-impaired owner faced a two-year wait for a new dog. Knowing the importance of her own relationship with dogs, Smith was overcome with sadness for him. Right then, she thought, “Well, what am I going to do with the rest of my life?” She was living in the south of Hesse, in Germany, having moved in 1998 from Shropshire for her husband’s work. Their daughters were nine and three. The family settled. They got a dog. Smith found tutoring work and started a business teaching English. Tell us: has your life taken a new direction after the age of 60? Continue reading...