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Watch North Korea leader Kim Jong Un becomes the first North Korean leader to cross the border dividing the two Koreas since the Korean War more than 60 years ago. Kim Jong Un met up with South Korean President Moon Jae-in for a historic summit. Kim walked towards the south, shooked hands with Moon at the border, crossed to the south, invited Moon to the north, both walked back to the north for a quick photo shoot before crossing back to the south again.


Hopefully there is hope.

All thanks to MasterChef UK, IKEA Singapore has just made Crispy Rendang Chicken possible! The wings are only available from 13 to 30 April at $9 for 6 pieces (not available for 2pcs and 4pcs).


You may wish to check out IKEA restaurant for the other range of food and drinks provided too.

If you have never heard of the case of Cambridge Analytica with Facebook, then you must be living in some cave.

Ever since the scandal was revealed, Facebook has started notifying up to millions affected. However, if you did not receive any notification from Facebook but would like to check if your Facebook account is affected, you may do so by going to the Facebook's help centre. The quick-and-easy utility from Facebook will tell you whether you or a friend of yours were affected.

The Facebook check is here.

NOTE: You will need to be logged on to Facebook before the check can be performed.

You should see the following if your Facebook information was not shared with Cambridge Analytica.

Watch President Xi Jinping addresses opening ceremony of 2018 Boao Forum 观看习近平主席在2018年博鳌亚洲论坛开幕式的致辞

With English interpreter

Opening address in Chinese

Rex Tillerson, now former Secretary of State for US, saying goodbye to his state of department - a man of high integrity indeed. Tillerson's speech followed after learning that he was fired over a tweet from President Trump.

This can be a very mean-spirited town. But you don't have to choose to participate in that.

Minister K Shanmugam asks Mr Simon Milner, Vice President of Public Policy for Asia-Pacific for Facebook, whether Facebook is willing to take down falsehoods on its platform. The exchange took place at the 22 March hearing of the Select Committee on Deliberate Online Falsehoods.

Watch the exchange between the Home Affairs and Law Minister of Singapore and VP of Public Policy for Asia-Pacific for Facebook below:

I'm not trying to be anyone saviour. I'm just trying to think about the future and not be sad.