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Hungarian Parliament Limits Prime Minister Terms to Eight Years, Blocking Orban's Return
Hungarian parliament approved a constitutional amendment on June 15, 2026, capping prime minister terms at eight years, barring Viktor Orban from returning to office.
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Leicester City appoint Russell Martin as manager on three-year contract amid League One rebuild
Leicester City named Russell Martin as their new manager on June 15, 2026, signing him to a three-year deal through 2029.
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Belgium and Egypt Draw 1-1 in 2026 World Cup Group G Opener in Seattle
Belgium and Egypt played to a 1-1 draw in their Group G opener at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on June 15 in Seattle.
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Jackson Irvine balances activism with World Cup goals as Australia eyes 2026 tournament
Jackson Irvine, unionist and Australian midfielder, speaks on past activism and World Cup ambitions ahead of 2026 tournament.
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Switzerland names 26-man squad for 2026 World Cup with 17 returning players
Switzerland coach Murat Yakin named a 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup including 17 players from 2022 and several key veterans.
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2026 French Open men's singles to start May 23 with Ruud and Shelton among top contenders
The 2026 French Open men's and women's singles tournaments begin May 23 with top players including Casper Ruud and Elena Rybakina competing.
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AI reshapes job roles by automating tasks, raising skill demands globally and in Singapore
AI is transforming jobs by automating tasks rather than replacing entire roles, shifting skill needs and career paths worldwide including Singapore.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers name Cesar Peixoto as new head coach on two-year deal
Wolverhampton Wanderers appointed 46-year-old Cesar Peixoto as head coach on a two-year contract, replacing Rob Edwards after relegation from the Premier League.
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KNDS unveils CAPINT tank amid delays in Franco-German MGCS project
Franco-German group KNDS revealed the CAPINT tank today as a stopgap while the MGCS project faces a decade-long delay.
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Foundation Healthcare to file Singapore IPO prospectus, aims to raise S$500 million
Foundation Healthcare plans to file its IPO prospectus in Singapore soon, targeting a third-quarter 2026 listing valued over US$1 billion.
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Tesla presented misleading Full Self-Driving safety data to European regulators
Tesla provided European regulators with misleading safety statistics claiming its Full Self-Driving system is up to 10 times safer than human drivers, researchers say.
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Singapore new private home sales fall 71% in May amid few project launches
New private non-landed home sales in Singapore dropped 71.1% in May to 447 units, led by limited new project launches amid economic uncertainty.
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Singapore Condemns Mindanao Earthquake and Offers Assistance to Philippines
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong sent condolences and pledged support after a 7.8-magnitude quake hit Mindanao on June 8.
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Singapore new private home sales drop 71% in May to 447 units sold
Singapore developers sold 447 new private homes in May 2026, a 71% drop from April but 43% higher than May 2025 sales.
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Singapore sees 3,830 retrenchments in Q1 2026, near three-year high amid restructuring
Singapore recorded 3,830 retrenchments in Q1 2026, up from 3,690 in Q4 2025, driven mainly by corporate restructuring.
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FIFA mandates hydration breaks in all 104 matches of 2026 World Cup, sparking debate
FIFA introduced mandatory three-minute hydration breaks twice per match at the 2026 World Cup in North America, drawing mixed reactions from coaches, players, and broadcasters.
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Lendlease to Change Auditor After KPMG Australia Regulatory Probe
Lendlease's board resolved June 15 to replace KPMG as its auditor following a probe into a regulatory breach at KPMG Australia.
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Allianz leads bid for HSBC’s Singapore insurance unit valued up to $2 billion
Allianz has emerged as the frontrunner to acquire HSBC Life Singapore as talks near completion, sources say.
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Clement Turpin to Referee England vs Croatia World Cup Opener on June 14
Clement Turpin will referee England’s opening 2026 World Cup match against Croatia on June 14.
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Two men convicted of arson targeting UK PM Keir Starmer's properties linked to Russian handler
Roman Lavrynovych and Stanislav Carpiuc found guilty of conspiracy and arson in attacks on UK PM Keir Starmer's property in London.
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US says Ebola risk during 2026 World Cup is low, hospitals ready
US officials say the risk of Ebola arriving during the 2026 World Cup is low, with hospitals prepared to respond if cases appear.
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Singapore trials satellite-based ERP 2 system with roadside e-parking ahead of 2027 launch
Singapore began trials of its satellite-based ERP 2 system in June 2026, including electronic parking payments for 1,000 motorists.
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Scotland’s Tartan Army Celebrates World Cup Win at Fenway Park with Red Sox Fans
Thousands of Scotland supporters sang and marched through Boston to Fenway Park on June 14 after Scotland’s World Cup win over Haiti.
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13 World Cup Teams Reject UEFA President Ceferin’s 'Uninteresting' Match Comments
Thirteen nations at the 2026 World Cup issued a statement rejecting UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin's remarks calling some matches 'completely uninteresting'.