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South Africa held to 0-0 draw by Nicaragua in final pre-World Cup friendly
South Africa played to a 0-0 draw against Nicaragua in a friendly in Johannesburg on May 29 ahead of the World Cup.
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Andrey Rublev's red hair draws fan praise as his tennis ranking climbs to 13
Andrey Rublev's distinctive red hair has won fan admiration alongside his rise to world No. 13 and a French Open third-round win.
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Eurasian Economic Union to review suspending Armenia over EU membership bid
The Eurasian Economic Union will consider suspending Armenia later in 2026 amid concerns over Armenia's EU membership ambitions.
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Singapore and Qatar Affirm Navigational Rights at Shangri-La Dialogue Amid Strait of Hormuz Disruption
Singapore Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing and Qatar Deputy PM Sheikh Saoud discussed navigational freedoms amid Strait of Hormuz tensions at Shangri-La Dialogue on May 29.
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Mirra Andreeva beats Marie Bouzkova to reach French Open fourth round
Eighth-seeded Mirra Andreeva defeated Marie Bouzkova 6-4, 6-2 to advance at the French Open on May 29.
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Aga Khan Studs enters two horses in 2023 Qatar Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly
Aga Khan Studs will run two colts, Daryzan and Dolmalan, in the €1.5 million Qatar Prix du Jockey Club on May 31, 2023 at Chantilly.
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UK Prime Minister condemns Russian drone strike on Romanian residential building
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned a Russian drone strike on a Romanian building that injured civilians as a serious violation of NATO airspace.
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Fantastic Value enters Grade 3 KNN Cup at Busan with strong form
Fantastic Value, winner of the Grade 2 Ttukseom Cup, will contest the Grade 3 KNN Cup at Busan on May 31.
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Andrey Rublev beats Nuno Borges to reach French Open last 16 again
Russian 11th seed Andrey Rublev defeated Portugal's Nuno Borges in straight sets to reach the French Open last 16 for the second year in a row.
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Heatwave and dry spring cause water supply cuts for over 20,000 in southeast England
A heatwave and dry spring led to water supply failures affecting more than 20,000 people in southeast England in late May 2026.
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Ecuadorean children train at Moises Caicedo’s 38 football academies aiming for World Cup dreams
At least 1,500 children aged 5 to 16 train at Moises Caicedo's football academies across Ecuador to escape crime and pursue their football dreams.
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Wish List Targets Grade 1 Woolavington in Upcoming Horse Racing Card
Wish List aims for Grade 1 Woolavington after strong prior win in a six-race preview card featuring notable runners worldwide.
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FIFA COO Kevin Lamour dismissed, sparking loss of support for President Infantino
FIFA dismissed COO Kevin Lamour after his criticism of Gianni Infantino’s commercial plan, triggering defections among top officials.
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Japanese woman sues state over prosecutor's handling of rape complaint
Haruka filed a lawsuit in Tokyo seeking ¥5 million, accusing a prosecutor of insulting her and dismissing her rape case improperly.
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Former RT France Chief Xenia Fedorova Faces Criticism Over Pro-Kremlin Messaging in French Media
Xenia Fedorova, ex-head of RT France, appears regularly on French conservative outlets promoting Kremlin narratives ahead of 2027 elections.
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Singapore and Vietnam deepen ties with new agreements on food security and trade
Singapore and Vietnam signed multiple agreements on May 29 to boost cooperation in trade, food security, governance, and supply chain resilience.
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OpenAI grants Japan's top banks access to GPT-5.5 to boost cybersecurity
OpenAI has provided Japan’s largest banks access to its GPT-5.5 model to help prevent cyberattacks, announced by Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama.
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Grab cuts booking lead time to 6 hours and raises cross-border ride discount to 30%
Grab has shortened advance booking for cross-border rides to six hours and boosted discounts to 30% between May 29 and June 28.
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Bulgaria restricts US military aircraft stay to June 30 amid visa dispute
Bulgaria will allow US military aircraft to remain only until June 30, 2026, due to a visa dispute with the United States.
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CTE exit slip roads near Potong Pasir to close overnight June 3 to 17 for bridge works
Singapore closes selected CTE exit slip roads near Potong Pasir overnight between June 3 and 17 for pedestrian and cycling bridge works.
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Singapore health experts confirm COVID-19 variant NB.1.8.1 symptoms align with earlier strains
Experts say Singapore’s dominant COVID-19 variant NB.1.8.1 causes symptoms similar to previous strains, dispelling false claims about its severity and detectability.
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Folarin Balogun's World Cup red card suspension lifted after Trump intervention sparks controversy
FIFA lifted Folarin Balogun's World Cup suspension after a red card, following US President Trump's public pressure, stirring widespread criticism of refereeing integrity.
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2026 World Cup Betting Revenue Expected to Exceed $50 Billion Globally
Global betting revenue for the expanded 48-team 2026 World Cup is forecast to top US$50 billion, with growing interest in player-specific bets.
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Andrew Abdo to succeed Craig Tiley as Tennis Australia chief in August 2026
Andrew Abdo will replace Craig Tiley as Tennis Australia CEO in August, as Tiley moves to lead the USTA amid global tennis reforms.