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• Man stopped at Changi Airport with S$400,000 worth of One Piece trading cards

  Singapore customs authorities have launched an investigation after border officers intercepted an undeclared haul of high-value collectibles at immigration checkpoints. The seizure reflects heightened border scrutiny toward lucrative pop-culture assets, coming just weeks after a similar interception of valuable gaming cards.

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• Fighter jet escorts, flight diversions: What we know about Europe’s wave of hoax bomb threats

  Aviation security experts have raised alarms over the rare scale and coordination behind false alerts that recently targeted commercial air travel across multiple European nations. While all affected aircraft landed safely and no explosives were discovered, the disruptions prompted military interventions and emergency protocol activations across several major international travel hubs. Investigators are currently evaluating potential links and motives as airports and airlines review their threat response procedure…

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• Refused marriage at 14, Rajasthan woman now helps fight child marriage

  After escaping forced matrimony as a teenager and securing state academic honors, Monica Jod now spearheads grassroots intervention efforts across Rajasthan. Working alongside the Sambhali Trust, she focuses on dismantling coercive regional traditions that trade women between households to slash wedding costs. Her advocacy delivers direct social and legal relief to survivors trapped in abusive domestic environments.

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