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Meta to test AI pendant in 2027 and expand wearable device lineup in 2026
Meta plans to launch new AI glasses and sell 10 million wearables in late 2026, with AI pendant testing set for 2027.
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Portugal coach Roberto Martinez says Cristiano Ronaldo could play at 2030 World Cup
Portugal coach Roberto Martinez said Ronaldo could play in the 2030 World Cup and that "no one should doubt" it.
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US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth praises Indo-Pacific allies for raising defense spending at Shangri-La Dialogue
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth praised Indo-Pacific partners for boosting defense budgets and promoting shared security at the 2026 Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.
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Canada names 26-man squad for 2026 World Cup including injured Alphonso Davies
Canada announced its 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup featuring Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David on May 29-30.
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Bank of England may allow inflation above target temporarily to support UK economy
BoE Governor Andrew Bailey said the central bank could tolerate inflation above 2% to aid the UK economy amid uncertainty from the Iran war.
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Middle East war disrupts energy supply chains and strains global markets
The war between US-Israel and Iran has disrupted energy routes and driven up prices, pressuring global oil inventories and vulnerable economies.
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LTA and NCS trial solar-powered colour e-paper bus arrival displays at Little India MRT
LTA and NCS launched a seven-month trial of solar-powered colour e-paper bus arrival displays at Little India MRT bus stop starting April 2026.
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Arsenal's Jurrien Timber fit but starts on bench in Champions League final against PSG
Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber was declared fit but began on the bench for the Champions League final versus PSG on May 30.
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Singapore influencer fined S$3,500 for advertising vapes on Telegram
Eunice Joy Ng was fined S$3,500 on May 29 for advertising vapes for sale on Telegram in late 2025.
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New clockwise and anticlockwise signs debut at four Singapore Circle Line stations
Singapore launched new clockwise and anticlockwise directional signs at four Circle Line stations today ahead of full loop completion in July.
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Surrey Hills founder Pang Gek Teng charged with cheating and breach of trust
Pang Gek Teng, former Surrey Hills Holdings CEO, faces 12 charges including cheating and criminal breach of trust.
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Former Singapore police officer jailed and caned for molesting teens and recording sexual acts
Sharizal Shafi’ee was sentenced to three years in jail and four strokes of the cane for molesting minors and producing child abuse material.
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El Niño and Indian Ocean Dipole raise haze risk in Singapore from June to October 2026
Singapore faces higher haze risk from June to October 2026 due to expected El Niño and positive Indian Ocean Dipole conditions.
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Pokemon Center Singapore to reopen July 1 with new design and exclusive merchandise
Pokemon Center Singapore will reopen July 1 at Jewel Changi Airport after refurbishment, featuring a refreshed interior, new merchandise, and event space.
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Michael Woud delays wedding after being named New Zealand's third goalkeeper for World Cup
New Zealand goalkeeper Michael Woud postponed his wedding to join the 26-man World Cup squad as third-choice keeper.
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Jardine Matheson considers more asset sales to shift into investment firm
Jardine Matheson is planning further asset sales to transition into an investment firm focused on high-growth sectors.
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Tokyo inflation slows to four-year low as June BOJ rate hike looms
Tokyo's consumer price index rose 1.3% in May, the slowest pace in four years before a likely Bank of Japan rate hike.
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Seatrium reports S$15.5 billion net order book for Q1 2026 with strong project pipeline
Seatrium posted a S$15.5 billion net order book for Q1 2026 across 24 projects, with deliveries through 2033 and a robust pipeline exceeding S$28 billion.
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Ireland confirms Nations League games against Israel amid protests over Middle East conflict
Republic of Ireland will play Nations League matches against Israel in September and October despite growing protests and calls for cancellation.
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Dick Advocaat Returns as Curacao Coach Before 2026 World Cup Debut
Dick Advocaat, 78, returned as Curacao's head coach ahead of their first FIFA World Cup appearance in 2026.
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Frances Tiafoe wins marathon French Open match and recovers stolen racquet
Frances Tiafoe beat Hubert Hurkacz in a five-set thriller May 28 and got his racquet back after a fan snatched it during celebrations.
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Zeynep Sonmez retires from French Open doubles after tripping over advertising board
Turkish player Zeynep Sonmez retired from her French Open doubles match on May 29 after a fall caused by an advertising board injury.
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Ancient Wasp Species Named After F1 Driver Oscar Piastri
A newly discovered Cretaceous wasp species preserved in Burmese amber was named Gwesped Piastrii after McLaren driver Oscar Piastri.
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Iceland Overtakes Switzerland as World’s Most Expensive Country
Iceland has become the world’s most expensive country, surpassing Switzerland by 3 percentage points in price level, driven by surging tourism and inflation.