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Singapore food charities struggle with logistics despite enough donations
A study reveals Singapore food charities face transport, storage, manpower, and funding challenges that limit food distribution.
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Hungary's pro-Orban media empire collapses after April 2026 election defeat
Viktor Orban's media network rapidly unravels following his April 12 election loss to Peter Magyar's opposition party.
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Seventeen countries launch voluntary framework to protect critical underwater infrastructure
Seventeen countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia, launched the voluntary GUIDE framework on May 30, 2026, to protect subsea cables and pipelines.
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US bans dealings with Iran for safe passage services through Strait of Hormuz amid conflict
The US Treasury prohibits US persons from receiving Iran government services guaranteeing safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing war.
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Male nurse jailed 10 months, caned for molesting female understudy in hospital
A 38-year-old male nurse was sentenced to 10 months in prison and two strokes of the cane for molesting his 21-year-old female understudy in Singapore.
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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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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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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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French National Assembly unanimously votes to repeal slavery-era 'Code Noir' decrees
On May 28, 2026, France's National Assembly voted 254-0 to repeal the colonial-era 'Code Noir' laws defining enslaved people as movable property.
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Ukraine's parliament approves 90 billion euro EU loan after Hungary lifts veto
Ukraine's parliament ratified a 90 billion euro EU loan package previously blocked by Hungary's veto until last month.
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Canadian Kenneth Law pleads guilty to aiding 14 suicides by selling lethal chemicals online
Kenneth Law, 60, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide in Ontario court, with murder charges withdrawn as part of a plea deal on May 29, 2026.
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Vietnam’s President To Lam calls for Asia-Pacific leadership on global crises at Shangri-La Dialogue
Vietnamese President To Lam outlined major global crises and urged Asia-Pacific solutions at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore today.
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US Defense Secretary Hegseth Highlights Indo-Pacific Ties at 2026 Shangri-La Dialogue
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke at the 2026 Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, emphasizing stable US-China ties and regional security partnerships.
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EU Unlocks €16.4 Billion in Frozen Funds for Hungary After Reforms Under PM Peter Magyar
The European Union approved releasing €16.4 billion in frozen funds to Hungary on May 29, 2026, following reforms by new Prime Minister Peter Magyar.
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Japan's Parliament Raises Visa Fees and Establishes Online Pre-Entry Screening
Japan’s Parliament approved a law on May 29, 2026, raising visa fees and creating the JESTA online pre-entry screening system.
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44 countries attend 23rd Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore with Vietnam President's keynote
Delegations from 44 countries met at the 23rd Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, where Vietnam’s President To Lam delivered the keynote speech May 29.
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EU foreign ministers reject Putin's envoy proposal amid Ukraine conflict talks
EU foreign ministers rejected Putin's suggestion that Schroeder represent Europe in Russia-Ukraine talks during an informal meeting in Cyprus.
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17-year-old Singaporean to be charged for multiple traffic offences including speeding at 174 km/h
A 17-year-old male will face charges today for dangerous driving, underage driving, hit-and-run, and other offences in Singapore.
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Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara resigns after misconduct investigation
Brian O'Hara resigned as Minneapolis police chief on May 26 after an internal investigation found he likely interfered with an inquiry into his conduct.
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Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras launches new left-wing party ahead of 2027 election
Alexis Tsipras announced the Greek Left Alliance on May 26, aiming to unite leftist groups ahead of Greece's election by spring 2027.
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Tony Blair urges UK Labour to focus on policy, AI, and economy over leadership change
Tony Blair called on the Labour Party to prioritize policy clarity, economic issues, and AI over leadership shifts or Brexit reversal.
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EU leader accuses Russia of destabilizing Baltics amid rising drone tensions and strikes
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen accused Russia of trying to destabilize Baltic democracies by triggering drone alerts on May 26.
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NZ Fisheries Minister Shane Jones carries live crayfish in Parliament ahead of budget
New Zealand Fisheries Minister Shane Jones carried a live crayfish through Parliament on May 26 before the government's budget announcement.