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BFFs: Trump and Anwar share warm interactions at Asean Summit

Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and US President Donald Trump interacted various times at the 47th Asean summit in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 26, including getting into Mr Trump’s limo together and joking about prison time.

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Authorised Neutral Athlete's Angelina Melnikova in action during her balance beam exercise in the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in the Indonesia Arena, Jakarta, Indonesia on Oct 23, 2025 .

Authorised Neutral Athlete's Angelina Melnikova in action during her balance beam exercise in the 2025 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in the Indonesia Arena, Jakarta, Indonesia on Oct 23, 2025 .

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Love is in the hair: How a wig loan scheme helps restore cancer survivors’ confidence

ST20250311_202558400988/xbwig/Neo Xiaobin /Following Dwi Rahayu (Dwi), 53, who was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer in 2024 after she detected a lump in her right breast during an annual medical screening conducted by her company in August. Within one to two weeks of chemotherapy treatment, she experienced significant hair loss. Because it got patchy, and she decided to shave her head entirely. Through the Wig Loan Programme, Dwi was introduced to different wig styles, and Dwirelied on BCF’s expertise to choose one that best suited her. Dwii decided to participate in the programme so she could wear a wig for events or social gatherings without always having to think about how to cover her head./Launched by Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) in 2017, the positive image and appearance scheme is an all-inclusive program designed to help breast cancer survivors be the best versions of themselves. The program offers a complimentary wig loan service to provide support for breast cancer survivors. Currently, BCF is the only organisation in Singapore offering such a programme. BCF has its own wig room, where survivors can try on different styles to choose one that suits their needs and preferences. The organisation also has ties with local salons, allowing these women to style the wigs according to their preferred length and style, helping them feel and be the best version of themselves. The Straits Times look into breast cancer survivors’ challenges with chemotherapy and hair loss, and how the wigs have played a pivotal role in empowering them with confidence and a renewed sense of beauty./Breast Cancer Foundation, Sin Ming Ave, #01-417 Block 441, Singapore 570441 | Geranium Skin & Hair Boutique, 26 Horne Rd, #01-01 B H Building, Singapore 209062

ST20250311_202558400988/xbwig/Neo Xiaobin /Following Dwi Rahayu (Dwi), 53, who was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer in 2024 after she detected a lump in her right breast during an annual medical screening conducted by her company in August. Within one to two weeks of chemotherapy treatment, she experienced significant hair loss. Because it got patchy, and she decided to shave her head entirely. Through the Wig Loan Programme, Dwi was introduced to different wig styles, and Dwirelied on BCF’s expertise to choose one that best suited her. Dwii decided to participate in the programme so she could wear a wig for events or social gatherings without always having to think about how to cover her head./Launched by Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) in 2017, the positive image and appearance scheme is an all-inclusive program designed to help breast cancer survivors be the best versions of themselves. The program offers a complimentary wig loan service to provide support for breast cancer survivors. Currently, BCF is the only organisation in Singapore offering such a programme. BCF has its own wig room, where survivors can try on different styles to choose one that suits their needs and preferences. The organisation also has ties with local salons, allowing these women to style the wigs according to their preferred length and style, helping them feel and be the best version of themselves. The Straits Times look into breast cancer survivors’ challenges with chemotherapy and hair loss, and how the wigs have played a pivotal role in empowering them with confidence and a renewed sense of beauty./Breast Cancer Foundation, Sin Ming Ave, #01-417 Block 441, Singapore 570441 | Geranium Skin & Hair Boutique, 26 Horne Rd, #01-01 B H Building, Singapore 209062

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In Pictures: Annual fire-walking festival at the Sri Mariamman Temple

Volunteers portraying Sri Drowpathai (in yellow) and Sri Krishnan (wearing a crown) hold the battle flag and trident — symbols of the Kurukshetra battlefield — as they march to the Sri Drowpathai sanctum at Sri Mariamman Temple in the morning before preparations for the fire-walking ritual begins.

Volunteers portraying Sri Drowpathai (in yellow) and Sri Krishnan (wearing a crown) hold the battle flag and trident — symbols of the Kurukshetra battlefield — as they march to the Sri Drowpathai sanctum at Sri Mariamman Temple in the morning before preparations for the fire-walking ritual begins.

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Two workers standing near a work titled ‘Vital Threads’, by Brazilian artist Geraldo Zamproni that is part of the annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition located near Bondi Beach in Sydney, on Oct 16, 2025.

Two workers standing near a work titled ‘Vital Threads’, by Brazilian artist Geraldo Zamproni that is part of the annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition located near Bondi Beach in Sydney, on Oct 16, 2025.

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A vet doing his checks on a cat before administering a rabies vaccine, in Banda Aceh, on Oct 16, 2025.

A vet doing his checks on a cat before administering a rabies vaccine, in Banda Aceh, on Oct 16, 2025.

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A museum staff sitting by the painting "The death of Marat" by late French artist Jacques-Louis David, at the Louvre museum, in Paris, on Oct 14, 2025, on the eve of the opening of the exhibition "Jacques-Louis David".

A museum staff sitting by the painting "The death of Marat" by late French artist Jacques-Louis David, at the Louvre museum, in Paris, on Oct 14, 2025, on the eve of the opening of the exhibition "Jacques-Louis David".

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