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Syria expects security talks with Israel to resume soon despite deep mistrust
Syria said it expects security agreement talks with Israel to resume soon despite no current trust between the two sides.
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IEA Warns Global Oil Stockpiles May Hit Critical Lows Ahead of Peak Summer Demand
The IEA warned oil stockpiles could fall to critical levels this summer amid Middle East tensions and supply bottlenecks.
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Singapore lifts cap on dialect film screenings if Mandarin-dubbed versions are available
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced on August 23 that restrictions on dialect film screenings will be eased if Mandarin-dubbed versions exist.
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Swedish diplomat Carl Skau named acting head of UN World Food Programme
Carl Skau has become acting executive director of the UN World Food Programme, succeeding Cindy McCain who resigned in February 2026.
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Ajax plans to hire Spanish coach Michel on two-year deal after 2026 season
Ajax will appoint Spaniard Michel as head coach on a two-year contract following their 2026 fifth-place league finish.
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Aidan O’Brien and John Gosden lead contenders for 2024 Epsom Oaks
Aidan O’Brien entered five fillies including Precise and Amelia Earhart among 12 for the 2024 Epsom Oaks on June 5.
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Pop Chart emerges as leading contender in upcoming Singapore horse races
Pop Chart is favored to perform well on Polytrack in Singapore races spanning 1,000m to 2,000m distances today.
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Panama-flagged bulk carrier Ocean Winner sinks off eastern India with 22 missing
The bulk carrier MV Ocean Winner sank off eastern India August 21; two crew rescued and 22 remain missing.
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Austria's Christoph Baumgartner ruled out of World Cup with thigh injury
Austria midfielder Christoph Baumgartner will miss the World Cup after a thigh injury during a pre-match warm-up ahead of a Tunisia friendly.
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Liverpool and Manchester City start 2026-27 Premier League seasons without Salah and Guardiola
Liverpool begin 2026-27 without Mohamed Salah, and Manchester City start without Pep Guardiola after his resignation.
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Kremlin says Ukraine war shifts to new phase amid alleged 'acts of terror' by Kyiv
The Kremlin on June 2 declared the Ukraine war in a 'different paradigm' citing alleged terror acts by Kyiv after deadly Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities.
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Vietnam wins 2-0 away against Thailand in first leg of 2026 ASEAN Championship final
Vietnam defeated Thailand 2-0 in Bangkok in the first leg of the 2026 ASEAN Championship final on August 22, 2026.
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Iran Allows Iraqi Oil Tankers Through Strait of Hormuz After Baghdad Request
Iran granted permission for Iraqi oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz following Baghdad's repeated requests during a parliamentary visit.
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Jordan announces 26-man squad for 2026 World Cup, led by Mousa Al-Tamari
Jordan coach Jamal Al-Salami named a 26-player World Cup squad featuring forward Mousa Al-Tamari for the nation’s debut at the 2026 tournament.
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DR Congo held to goalless draw by Denmark in World Cup warm-up match
DR Congo played a 0-0 draw against Denmark in a World Cup warm-up match on June 3, 2026, in Liege, Belgium.
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Colombia returns to World Cup with Luis Diaz as key player after eight years
Colombia qualified for the 2026 World Cup after eight years away, led by Luis Diaz and new coach Nestor Lorenzo.
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Ghana names Carlos Queiroz as coach ahead of 2026 World Cup
Ghana appointed Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz in April to lead its team at the 2026 World Cup after firing Otto Addo.
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Lionel Messi enters 2026 World Cup with legacy set and physical limits at 39
Lionel Messi, 39, begins his sixth World Cup after winning 2022 title and facing recent physical challenges.
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Cape Verde qualifies for 2026 World Cup as Africa's only newcomer nation
Cape Verde qualified for the 2026 World Cup, becoming the continent's only new entrant and one of the smallest countries to reach the tournament.
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Michael Olise rises as a key French talent ahead of World Cup
Michael Olise, a 24-year-old French forward at Bayern Munich, has earned praise ahead of the World Cup for his dribbling and tactical skill.
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Pegula and Gauff reach Cincinnati Open women's final; Fils wins men's title
Jessica Pegula and Arthur Fils won their Cincinnati Open semifinals on Aug 22; Fils defeated Frances Tiafoe to claim the men's title on Aug 23.
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Late 19th-century wine collection from Czech castle restored and displayed publicly
A collection of 133 late 19th-century wine bottles hidden in Becov castle was restored by Château d’Yquem and is now on display[s1,s2].
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Preview of Top Contenders and Race Conditions for Upcoming Singapore Horse Races
Family Fortune leads Race 1 at 1,650m from barrier 1, with key horses positioned across four races today in Singapore.
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Israel Carries Out Multiple Airstrikes in Southern Syria Near Damascus Amid Rising Tensions
Israel launched two airstrikes on Syrian territory within a week, including a drone strike near Damascus injuring civilians on August 22, 2026.