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Norwegian Football Federation backs ethics complaint against FIFA President Infantino
The Norwegian Football Federation has formally supported a complaint accusing FIFA President Gianni Infantino of breaching political neutrality rules.
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Koh Poh Koon returns to surgery after stepping down as Senior Minister of State
Koh Poh Koon resigned from political office on June 1 to resume work as a colorectal surgeon while remaining an MP for Tampines GRC.
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Switzerland forward Breel Embolo delayed joining World Cup squad over US visa review
Switzerland’s Breel Embolo missed initial World Cup travel to the US after his ESTA was reviewed, joining the team later after visa approval.
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Turkey names 26-man squad for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Turkey manager Vincenzo Montella announced a 26-player squad blending veterans and youth for the 2026 FIFA World Cup today.
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Japan wins 1-0 over Iceland, benefits from new substitution rule in friendly
Japan beat Iceland 1-0 in a June 1 friendly, using a new substitution rule to their advantage.
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Brazilian Teen Leo Veiga Signs with Italian Club After AI App Spotlight
Brazilian teenager Leo Veiga used an AI app to showcase his skills and secured a youth contract with Italy's Spezia club.
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New Zealand’s Tim Payne Gains Over 5 Million Instagram Followers Ahead of World Cup
New Zealand defender Tim Payne’s Instagram followers surged from 4,700 to over 5 million following a viral campaign before the 2026 World Cup.
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Andres Iniesta appointed head coach of UAE second-tier club Gulf United
Former Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta was named head coach of Gulf United in the UAE First Division on June 1, 2026.
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DBS and OCBC reach record highs, leading Singapore's Straits Times Index gains
DBS and OCBC shares hit fresh record highs on June 2 and 3, driving gains in Singapore’s Straits Times Index before declines on June 5.
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Andrew Left convicted of securities fraud for stock manipulation via social media
Andrew Left, founder of Citron Research, was found guilty of securities fraud for using social media to manipulate stock prices and profit.
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Japan Faces Banana Shortage as Ethylene Supply Drops Amid Middle East Conflict
Japan is experiencing a banana shortage due to a disruption in ethylene supplies caused by a Strait of Hormuz closure reducing naphtha availability.
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Norway beats Sweden 3-1 in final home World Cup warm-up match
Norway defeated Sweden 3-1 in Oslo on June 1 in their last home friendly before the World Cup.
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Toronto police seize over C$3.5 million in counterfeit World Cup soccer gear
Toronto police seized more than C$3.5 million worth of fake World Cup soccer merchandise from a Mississauga warehouse and arrested two men.
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Workers' Party to hold special conference on June 28 to decide Pritam Singh's leadership
The Workers' Party will hold a special cadres conference on June 28 to decide whether Pritam Singh should remain as secretary-general.
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Iran names 26-man World Cup squad excluding star forward Sardar Azmoun
Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei announced a 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup, leaving out forward Sardar Azmoun.
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UK and Sweden consider age limits and restrictions on social media use for minors
The UK studies legal age limits and interaction restrictions for minors online while Sweden recommends a minimum social media age of 15.
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Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing visits India to discuss trade, security, and border issues
Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing is on a five-day visit to India focusing on trade, security, and bilateral cooperation.
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SK Hynix to Double Memory Chip Wafer Capacity Over Five Years to Meet AI Demand
SK Hynix plans to double its memory chip wafer capacity by 2031 to address a global AI-driven shortage expected to last until 2030.
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Blackstone Raises $13.1 Billion, Largest Asia Private Equity Fund to Date
Blackstone closed its Asia private equity fund at $13.1 billion, surpassing its $10 billion target and doubling its previous fund size.
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Los Angeles confirms no civil ICE enforcement at World Cup, boosts security for Iran matches
Los Angeles officials said ICE will not do civil immigration enforcement at World Cup games while increasing security for Iran’s matches at SoFi Stadium.
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Nvidia unveils RTX Spark AI chip for PCs, hails Marvell as next trillion-dollar firm
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang introduced the RTX Spark AI chip for Windows PCs and praised Marvell as the next trillion-dollar company at Computex 2026.
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Australia to raise minimum wage 4.75% from July 1, affecting nearly 3 million workers
Australia’s Fair Work Commission approved a 4.75% minimum wage increase starting July 1, 2026, impacting 2.8 to 3 million workers nationwide.
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Zee Entertainment wins India broadcast rights for 2026 FIFA World Cup and 38 FIFA events
Zee Entertainment secured exclusive Indian broadcast rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 38 other FIFA events through 2034.
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Russia launches large-scale missile and drone strikes on Kyiv and multiple Ukrainian cities
Russia conducted overnight missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, Dnipro, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia causing multiple casualties and damage.