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Singapore charity launches subsidised programmes for children with special educational needs
Epworth Community Services began offering subsidised interventions for children with special needs on May 14, 2026, supported by the MILK Fund.
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Israel's ruling coalition proposes bill to dissolve Parliament for early elections
Israel's ruling coalition submitted a bill on May 13 to dissolve the 25th Knesset and hold early elections at least 90 days later.
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Over Half of Singaporean Men Over 30 Experience Erectile Dysfunction, Study Finds
About 51% of men aged 30 and above in Singapore experience some degree of erectile dysfunction, experts say.
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SkinLab The Medical Spa offers light-based treatments for sun spots and redness in Singapore
SkinLab The Medical Spa in Singapore uses light-based therapies to treat sun spots, clogged pores, and rosacea flare-ups caused by UV exposure and humidity.
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Moscow bans publishing content on drone strike aftermath outside official channels
Moscow authorities have barred media, individuals, and officials from sharing photos, videos, or texts about drone strike aftermath, allowing only official sources to publish such content.
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Singapore to run clinical study on multi-cancer early detection tests for 1,000 high-risk individuals
National Cancer Centre Singapore will launch a clinical trial late 2026 to evaluate multi-cancer early detection tests in high-risk adults.
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Turkey-PKK peace process stalls amid Iran war and new regional instability
Turkey's stalled peace talks with the PKK have paused as the Iran war erupted in May 2026, increasing tensions across the Middle East.
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Billionaire Stephen Deckoff confronts trespassers on Epstein's former island
Stephen Deckoff, owner of Jeffrey Epstein’s Little St James island, and staff have confronted trespassers attempting to enter the private property.
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US Soldier in Okinawa Referred to Prosecutors for Sexual Assault and Injury
On May 22, 2026, Okinawa police referred a US soldier to prosecutors over sexual assault and injury charges against an adult woman.
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Israel escalates attacks on Gaza after pausing operations against Iran since April 8
Israel has increased attacks in Gaza by 35% since April 8, killing 120 Palestinians amid reports Hamas is rearming.
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Foo Siang Wee jailed 18 months and 49 days for Rolex scam and theft in Singapore
Foo Siang Wee was sentenced to 18 months and 49 days in jail for cheating, theft, and selling his Singpass account in Singapore.
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Heavy traffic expected at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints from late May to June holidays
Singapore’s Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints anticipate heavy congestion during Hari Raya Haji, Vesak Day, and June school holidays starting May 26.
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Singapore to Lead ASEAN Climate Efforts on Carbon Markets and Adaptation in 2027
Singapore’s climate agency will focus on carbon markets, nature-based solutions, and climate adaptation during its ASEAN chairmanship in 2027.
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Singapore Court of Appeal upholds woman’s 99% stake in Bukit Timah condo dispute
The Court of Appeal ruled May 20 that Ms Millie Wong holds 99% ownership of a Bukit Timah unit despite paying less than her ex-boyfriend Jake Ngor.
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India's satirical Cockroach Janta Party gains millions of followers online
The Cockroach Janta Party, a satirical Indian political movement, rapidly gained over 15 million Instagram followers in days, highlighting youth discontent.
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UK Police Say Prince Andrew Misconduct Probe Will Be Lengthy and Complex
Thames Valley Police are conducting a detailed investigation into Prince Andrew over alleged misconduct during his time as UK trade envoy.
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Senior Minister of State Koh Poh Koon to step down from office on June 1 for family reasons
Senior Minister of State Koh Poh Koon will resign from political office on June 1 to focus on family, but remain MP for Tampines GRC.
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Taliban issues decree allowing child marriage, sparking UN and activist criticism
The Taliban issued a 2026 decree on spouse separation that allows child marriage and limits women’s divorce rights, drawing UN condemnation and protests in Kabul.
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Record 274 climbers summit Mount Everest from Nepali side in a single day
A record 274 climbers reached the summit of Mount Everest from Nepal on May 20, 2026.
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UN FAO warns Strait of Hormuz closure risks global food price crisis within a year
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization warned today that the Strait of Hormuz blockage could trigger a severe global food price crisis within 6 to 12 months.
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Singapore monitors rising fuel emergencies amid Middle East conflict and aviation risks
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore is tracking fuel emergencies and rising safety risks due to longer flight routes and regional turbulence.
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Philippine Supreme Court denies Senator dela Rosa’s bid to block ICC arrest warrant
The Philippine Supreme Court on May 20 rejected Senator Ronald dela Rosa’s petition to stop his arrest under an ICC warrant.
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Man sentenced to 14 years for abusing infant nephew in Singapore
A 32-year-old man was jailed 14 years on May 20, 2026, for abusing his infant nephew over three months in 2024.
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Harvard to Cap A Grades at 20% Starting Fall 2027 to Combat Inflation
Harvard faculty voted to limit A grades in undergraduate courses to 20% plus 4 students starting fall 2027 to address grade inflation.