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68-year-old man dies after falling onto track at Segar LRT station, Bukit Panjang LRT disrupted
A 68-year-old man died after falling onto the track at Segar LRT station, causing suspension of Bukit Panjang LRT services on May 18, 2026.
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England begin US heat acclimatisation camp ahead of World Cup opening June 17
England's football team started a 10-day heat acclimatisation camp in Florida as they prepare for World Cup matches in hot North American venues.
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Japanese PM urges Iran for free Strait of Hormuz passage and US ceasefire flexibility
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi called on Iran for free shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and urged flexibility in US-Iran ceasefire talks on June 1.
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Lille appoint Davide Ancelotti as manager on two-year contract
Lille named Davide Ancelotti as first-team coach on a two-year deal starting June 1, 2026.
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England captain Leah Williamson out of Women's World Cup qualifiers with hamstring injury
England captain Leah Williamson will miss qualifiers against Spain and Ukraine due to a hamstring injury.
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Global smartphone shipments to fall 13.9% in 2026 amid worsening chip shortage
Counterpoint Research projects a 13.9% decline in global smartphone shipments in 2026 to 1.08 billion units due to memory chip shortages.
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Tony Popovic Confident Young Australia Squad Ready for 2026 World Cup
Australia coach Tony Popovic says the young 26-man squad has high potential ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
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McLaren to mark 1,000th Formula One Grand Prix start at Monaco on June 7, 2026
McLaren will reach its 1,000th Formula One Grand Prix start at the Monaco race on June 7, 2026.
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Japan installs AI system at 40 stations and commercial sites to detect suicide risks
About 40 train stations and commercial buildings in Japan have deployed an AI system that detects suicide risk behavior and alerts staff in real time.
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SoftBank surpasses Toyota as Japan's top company; Kioxia briefly takes second place
SoftBank's shares jumped June 1 to push its market value past Toyota's for the first time in over 20 years, while Kioxia briefly claimed second place on June 3.
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DBS to open 18 new wealth centres and upgrade 36 across Asia-Pacific by 2027
DBS Group Holdings announced plans to open 18 new and upgrade 36 existing wealth centres across Asia-Pacific by end of 2027.
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Germany beats Finland 4-0 in final home friendly before World Cup
Germany defeated Finland 4-0 in Mainz on May 31 in their last home match before the World Cup.
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President Tharman to make first state visit by Singapore head of state to Tanzania June 8-10
President Tharman Shanmugaratnam will make the first state visit by a Singapore head of state to Tanzania from June 8 to 10, 2026.
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Marcelo Flores ruled out of Canada’s 2026 World Cup squad with torn ACL
Canada’s Marcelo Flores tore his ACL on May 30 and will miss the 2026 World Cup, coach Jesse Marsch confirmed.
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Singapore Faces Human Challenges in Scaling AI Use in Healthcare Despite Tech Advances
Singapore’s healthcare sector uses AI tools but struggles with adoption due to trust and workflow issues, officials and experts say.
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Ibrahima Konate to leave Liverpool on free transfer after contract expires June 30
Ibrahima Konate will leave Liverpool on June 30 after failing to agree a new contract, ending his five-year stay at the club.
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Shangri-La Dialogue 2026 Highlights Rising Asia-Pacific Tensions and Military Spending
Defense leaders gathered in Singapore to address worsening Asia-Pacific security and rising regional military budgets.
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Khvicha Kvaratskhelia named 2025-26 Champions League Player of the Season
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia won UEFA's Champions League Player of the Season award after helping PSG secure back-to-back titles in 2025-26.
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Kevin Keegan reveals stage four cancer diagnosis at age 75
Former England captain and Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan disclosed he has stage four cancer and is undergoing treatment.
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Typhoon Jangmi Brings Heavy Rain, Strong Winds and Injuries Across Japan
Typhoon Jangmi spread strong winds, heavy rain and caused injuries and flight cancellations across southwestern to eastern Japan from June 1 to 3.
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Kyoto Shimbun supports Japan's rising zine trend amid print media decline
Kyoto Shimbun has opened its presses to independent creators as Japan’s traditional publishing suffers steep drops, while zines gain popularity nationwide.
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Unauthorized fireworks cause stampede of 35 horses during Rome parade rehearsal
Unauthorized fireworks set off by a traffic policeman startled 35 horses near Baths of Caracalla, injuring riders and horses during Rome parade rehearsal.
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Carlo Ancelotti leads Brazil's bid for sixth World Cup with Neymar recalled
Italy's Carlo Ancelotti coaches Brazil at the 2026 World Cup, recalling Neymar amid squad injuries and challenges.
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Seventeen nations launch framework to protect critical underwater infrastructure
Seventeen countries launched the GUIDE framework to enhance security of underwater infrastructure at the May 30 Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.