Singapore
Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
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Singapore Airlines in talks to buy at least 50 large jets from Airbus and Boeing
Singapore Airlines is negotiating with Airbus and Boeing to purchase at least 50 wide-body jets, including Boeing 777X and Airbus A350-1000 models.
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Category A COE premiums near eight-month high as commercial vehicle COE hits record in Singapore
Category A COE premiums rose to S$126,009 on June 4, while commercial vehicle COE reached a record S$94,000 in Singapore.
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Egypt aims for first World Cup win in 2026 with Mohamed Salah leading the team
Egypt qualified unbeaten for the 2026 World Cup with Mohamed Salah set to lead in what may be his final tournament.
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Unauthorised clearing of trees in Singapore's Central Catchment Nature Reserve under probe
NParks investigates unauthorised clearing of native saplings at Lower Peirce Reservoir Park by contractor on May 29, 2026
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Singapore Airlines limits Business Class seat selection by fare and KrisFlyer status
Singapore Airlines on June 2, 2026, introduced new Business Class seat selection limits tied to fare types and KrisFlyer membership tiers.
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Skypark Sentosa to open Southeast Asia’s tallest dry slides on June 7
Skypark Sentosa will launch two 44-meter Skyslides, including the world’s tallest drop slide, on June 7.
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WHO reports 1.5 million annual deaths and 866 million illnesses worldwide from unsafe food
WHO reported that unsafe food causes around 1.5 million deaths and 866 million illnesses worldwide each year.
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Algeria upset Netherlands 1-0 in World Cup warm-up in Rotterdam
Algeria beat Netherlands 1-0 in a World Cup friendly at De Kuip stadium with a late goal by Anis Hadj Moussa.
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Asian nations act to stabilize currencies amid strong dollar and high oil prices
South Korea, Indonesia, Japan, India, and the Philippines take measures to shore up their weakening currencies on June 4 amid broad dollar strength.
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Glazer Family Debates Possible Sale of Manchester United Stake Amid Stadium Plans
Some members of the Glazer family are considering selling part or all of their Manchester United stake amid stadium redevelopment plans.
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Nepali Sherpa guide found alive six days after presumed dead on Everest
Dawa Sherpa, missing on Mount Everest for six days, was found alive near Base Camp after being presumed dead.
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Meta condemns Australia’s proposed law requiring tech giants to pay news publishers
Meta criticized Australia’s new law mandating large tech firms to pay local news outlets for content use, calling it unfair and unsustainable.
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NBA Europe League on Track for October 2027 Launch with 16 Teams Planned
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver confirmed the NBA Europe league will launch in October 2027 featuring 16 teams including 12 permanent franchises and 4 qualifiers.
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Fire at Sri Lanka care home kills 12, manager arrested
A fire on June 3 at Maupiya Sewana Elders Home in Anguruwatota, Sri Lanka killed 12 residents, injuring 6 to 8 others, with the manager arrested the next day.
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Kim Jong Un Inspects New Nuclear Facility, Calls for Rapid Arsenal Expansion
North Korea's Kim Jong Un inspected a new nuclear material facility and called for an exponential increase in nuclear weapons capacity.
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BTS presale tickets spark massive virtual queues and quick VIP sellouts in Singapore, Malaysia
BTS ticket presales triggered huge online queues and sold out VIP packages rapidly in Singapore and Malaysia on June 3, 2026.
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Uber cuts 23% of People and Places division jobs, impacting senior roles
Uber announced a 23% reduction in jobs across its People and Places division, affecting many senior roles and less than 1% of its total workforce.
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Indonesian stocks fall to five-year lows as rupiah hits record lows on economic, political risks
Indonesian stocks plunged up to 36% in 2026 while the rupiah dropped to record lows amid fiscal and political concerns.
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Singapore residents' life expectancy rises to 83.9 years in 2025
Life expectancy at birth for Singapore residents increased to 83.9 years in 2025, up 0.2 years from 2024.
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University of Toronto Develops AI-Powered Worm That Exploits Known Network Vulnerabilities
Researchers at the University of Toronto created an AI-driven worm prototype that autonomously exploits any known software flaw and spreads across networks.
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Singapore launches Feed and Feed Ingredient Technology Centre to boost aquaculture yield
Singapore’s Food Agency and Institute of Technology established F2TC to develop nutritious fish feed and support local aquaculture farms.
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Scientists Culture Ancient Yeast from Oetzi the Iceman’s Gut and Bake Sourdough Bread
Researchers found yeast in the gut of Oetzi the Iceman, over 5,300 years old, and used it to bake sourdough bread after months of effort.
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UK regulator warns Premier League clubs on unauthorised crypto sponsorship risks
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority warned Premier League clubs about legal and reputational risks from unauthorised crypto sponsorships today.
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World Cup could cost global employers $17 billion in productivity losses
Employers worldwide face $17 billion in lost productivity as employees plan schedule changes during the 2026 World Cup.