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Hungary probes seizure of $82 million Ukrainian cash and gold transport
Hungary launched an investigation into agencies involved in seizing $82 million in Ukrainian cash and gold in March under the previous government.
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Barcelona thrash Valencia 5-0 to keep perfect La Liga start
Barcelona beat Valencia 5-0 on Sunday to remain unbeaten and top La Liga with 12 points from four games.
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Iran Warns of Stronger Response After US Strikes on Oil Tankers Amid Tensions
Iran's Parliament Speaker warned of faster, heavier reprisals following recent US strikes on Iranian tankers near Strait of Hormuz.
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Maitland-Niles scores last-minute equaliser on Everton debut in 2-2 draw with Man United
Ainsley Maitland-Niles scored a 96th-minute equaliser on his Everton debut in a 2-2 Premier League draw with Manchester United on September 6, 2026.
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HDB-themed Lou Shang cafe to close on July 14 after nearly three years
Lou Shang, an HDB-themed cafe in Singapore, will close on July 14, citing location and pricing challenges.
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OPEC+ Holds October Oil Output Steady Amid Iran Conflict Disruptions
OPEC+ kept its oil output policy unchanged for October 2026 at a meeting with seven core members amid ongoing Iran-related export disruptions.
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Singapore mandates Coastal Protection Code of Practice from 2028 for all coastal landowners
PUB launched a mandatory Coastal Protection Code of Practice starting in 2028 to regulate coastal landowners in Singapore, including private and government entities.
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Singapore requires coastal landowners to build seawalls for 2.15m sea level rise by 2150
From 2028, Singapore mandates coastal landowners with 30+ years on leases to plan defenses against projected 2.15m sea level rise by 2150.
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Singapore allocates $14M for five coastal protection projects starting in 2027
Singapore will test five coastal protection projects from 2027 with $14 million funding from PUB’s Living Lab initiative.
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Charles Leclerc crashes at Monza, halting Italian Grand Prix after clash with Lewis Hamilton
Charles Leclerc crashed heavily on lap 4 of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, stopping the race and ending his event after a battle with teammate Lewis Hamilton.
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Singapore to lead ASEAN AI adoption and promote cross-border data flows in 2027
Singapore will chair ASEAN in 2027, prioritizing AI adoption among regional MSMEs, workers, and governments while advancing digital trade policies.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino to seek fourth term in March 2027 election
FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced he will run for a fourth and final term in the March 2027 election despite recent controversy.
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MOM appeals for higher fine after PSA fined $225,000 over 2017 worker death
The Ministry of Manpower is appealing PSA Singapore’s $225,000 fine for a 2017 workplace death, seeking a penalty between $300,000 and $350,000.
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Luka Modric aims to enjoy final World Cup ahead of Croatia vs England in Texas
Luka Modric, 40, said he is determined to enjoy his last World Cup as Croatia prepares to face England on June 17 in Texas.
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Man jailed for stabbing friend near Tampines MRT after argument
Mohamed Sufian Mohamed Sabri was sentenced to nine months and 19 days for stabbing his friend near Tampines MRT station in December 2025.
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Serena Williams to return to Wimbledon doubles with Venus inspired by daughter Olympia
Serena Williams accepted a Wimbledon 2026 doubles wildcard to pair with Venus, motivated by her eight-year-old daughter’s suggestion.
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HDB launches 6,952 BTO flats including Prime projects in Berlayar and Upper Thomson
HDB launched 6,952 Build-To-Order flats on June 17, featuring two Prime projects in Bukit Merah and Bishan.
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Greek fishermen battle invasive silver-cheeked pufferfish damaging nets and catches
Fishermen around Crete struggle as invasive silver-cheeked pufferfish damage nets and reduce daily catches amid spreading in Greek waters.
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Singapore Leaders Condemn Racist Online Comments Targeting Indians After Nepal Floods and SIA-Air India Deal
Singapore’s senior ministers and prime minister condemned racist online comments against Indians amid Nepal floods and SIA’s Air India investment.
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Tennis Players Increasingly Travel with Dogs for Emotional Support on Tour
Tennis players are bringing dogs on tour for comfort amid the pressures of the road, with major tournaments adapting to this trend in different ways.
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Norway beats Iraq 4-1 in World Cup opener as Iraq coach sees positives
Iraq lost 4-1 to Norway in their World Cup opener on June 16, but coach Graham Arnold remains optimistic about advancing.
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Singapore launches TREASURES centre to extend Semakau landfill lifespan and transform waste
Singapore launched the TREASURES centre with $35 million funding to transform waste management and extend Semakau landfill's lifespan beyond 2035.
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England to face Croatia in World Cup round of 16 with Kane urging freedom in play
England will play Croatia on June 17 in the World Cup round of 16 in Texas, with captain Harry Kane encouraging his team to be free in mind and bold in pursuit of the title.
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CSE Global independent director Tan Chian Khong resigns after conflict with chairman Eugene Lai
Tan Chian Khong resigned from CSE Global's board and committee chairmanships on June 2 after clashes with chairman Eugene Lai over governance and board renewal.