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Fuel tanker explosion kills at least 11 near Sanandaj in western Iran
A fuel tanker exploded after a traffic accident on the Hamedan-Sanandaj highway, killing at least 11 and injuring seven on September 5, 2026.
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US Primaries Held June 16 in Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, California, and DC
Primaries took place June 16 with Trump-backed candidates winning key races in Alabama, Georgia, and Oklahoma.
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Iran draws 2-2 with New Zealand in World Cup debut amid political controversy
Iran played to a 2-2 draw against New Zealand in their 2026 World Cup opener in Los Angeles amid misleading social media claims and political tensions.
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Italy arrests seven suspects linked to anarchist network behind Winter Olympics rail sabotage
Italian police arrested seven suspected anarchists accused of sabotaging Rome-Florence high-speed rail during 2026 Winter Olympics.
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Messi and Ronaldo set to appear in six FIFA World Cups in 2026 tournament
Lionel Messi became the first male player to appear in six World Cups, with Cristiano Ronaldo set to match the record in 2026.
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Singapore enforces temporary aerial restrictions for NDP 2026 rehearsals and events
Singapore's CAAS will impose temporary airspace restrictions on specified June to August dates for NDP 2026 safety measures.
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US to Build Permanent War-Ready Weapons Stockpile for Marines in Australia by 2028
The US military will establish a permanent Marine Corps weapons stockpile in Victoria, Australia, to enhance Indo-Pacific operations.
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U.S. employs Iranian ship-to-ship oil transfer tactics near Strait of Hormuz since May 2026
The U.S. military has conducted covert ship-to-ship oil transfers using drones and helicopters near the Strait of Hormuz since May 2026, adopting smuggling methods long used by Iran.
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Trial of Hydroshoppe and directors over KL Tower bribery set for January 4, 2027
The High Court fixed January 4, 2027, to start the trial of Hydroshoppe and its directors over alleged bribery involving Kuala Lumpur Tower rights.
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Shuttle Selatan train service launched linking Johor Bahru Sentral, Kulai, and Pasir Gudang
Shuttle Selatan train service began operations June 16, connecting Kulai, JB Sentral, and Pasir Gudang to benefit 2 million residents.
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Malaysia seeks closer housing cooperation with Singapore through knowledge-sharing
Malaysia aims to enhance housing development collaboration with Singapore via talent exchanges and insights from Singapore’s public housing models.
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Romanian PM nominee Adrian Vestea pushes to form government despite party opposition
Adrian Vestea, nominated as Romania’s prime minister-designate, refuses to resign despite his own party’s opposition and aims to form a government.
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Manchester City stay perfect with 1-0 win over Coventry to lead Premier League
Manchester City won their third straight Premier League game, beating Coventry City 1-0 at the Etihad on September 5, 2026.
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Intel to Launch x86 Processors with Integrated Nvidia RTX Graphics in Early 2028
Intel will introduce its Serpent Lake x86 processors featuring integrated Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics at CES 2028.
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Merlin the Duck and Fan Celebrations Go Viral at 2026 World Cup
Merlin, a duck dressed in Mexico’s jersey, and other fan moments went viral during the 2026 World Cup.
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Bonnie Tyler wakes from coma after emergency surgery in Portugal at 75
Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler has emerged from an induced coma following emergency surgery in Portugal but remains in intensive care.
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Lautaro Martinez scores stoppage-time winner as Inter Milan rallies to beat Napoli 3-2
Lautaro Martinez scored a 91st-minute winner as Inter Milan came from 2-0 down to defeat Napoli 3-2 in Serie A on September 5.
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UK Environment Secretary objects to Thames Water’s £10bn rescue plan over consumer costs
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds opposed Thames Water’s £10bn rescue proposal, citing an undue burden on consumers.
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Spain's renewable energy growth cuts household electricity bills despite gas price spikes
Spain’s expansion of wind and solar power since 2022 has lowered household electricity costs by about €10 monthly amid fossil fuel price surges.
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Malaysia targets over 95% secondary school enrolment after new compulsory education law
Malaysia’s Education Ministry aims to boost secondary school enrolment above 95% following a 2025 law making secondary education compulsory.
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Zidane Iqbal becomes first player of Pakistani heritage at men's FIFA World Cup
Zidane Iqbal made history by appearing for Iraq in the 2026 men's FIFA World Cup, becoming the first player of Pakistani heritage to do so.
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Venezuela Signs Deal with GE Vernova to Rebuild Power Grid and Add 5 GW Capacity
Interim president Delcy Rodríguez signed an agreement with US energy firm General Electric Vernova to restore Venezuela's electricity system.
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Tottenham Hotspur held to 0-0 draw by Nottingham Forest, extend goal drought to three matches
Tottenham Hotspur drew 0-0 with Nottingham Forest on Sept 5, extending their Premier League goal drought to three games amid striker shortages.
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New Zealand's Matt Garbett ruled out of World Cup with hamstring injury
New Zealand midfielder Matt Garbett was ruled out of the World Cup after a hamstring injury in training; Logan Rogerson was called up as his replacement.