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Sports Journalist’s World Cup Reporting Inspired by Childhood Panini Sticker Album
A sports journalist from Singapore began his World Cup journey collecting Panini stickers with his father in 2002, now reporting on the 2026 tournament.
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Singapore opens three new Circle Line MRT stations, completing loop
Singapore officially opened Keppel, Prince Edward Road, and Cantonment MRT stations on July 12, completing the Circle Line loop.
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Saudi Arabia, Senegal Draw 0-0 in Final World Cup Friendly
Saudi Arabia and Senegal played a 0-0 draw in their final pre-World Cup friendly on June 10.
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Open Fibre files RM2 billion lawsuit against Bank Pembangunan over Aries Telecoms liquidation
Open Fibre Network sued Bank Pembangunan and six others in Kuala Lumpur High Court, seeking up to RM2.2 billion in damages.
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Mississippi judge sanctions four lawyers for citing fake AI-generated legal cases
A federal judge in Mississippi sanctioned four lawyers for citing AI-generated fake case law in a 2023 civil lawsuit.
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British woman fatally stabbed at Rosenheim railway station in Germany
A 31-year-old British woman was stabbed and killed at Rosenheim station in Bavaria early Sunday; a 27-year-old German man was arrested on the scene.
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DBS shares fall 3.3%, Straits Times Index drops 1.7% after US strikes on Iran
DBS shares fell 3.3% and the Straits Times Index dropped 1.7% on June 10 after US military strikes targeted Iran.
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Gamuda acquires stake in 450MW Hazelwood North solar and battery project in Australia
Gamuda Bhd has acquired a stake in the Hazelwood North Solar Farm and battery storage project in Victoria, Australia.
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Western Sydney Airport to open in October with 24-hour operations
Western Sydney Airport will open to passengers in October, offering 24-hour flights and a key freight hub role for Qantas.
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Singapore Police use 3D scanners, AI, and drones to speed crime scene investigations
Singapore Police employ 3D scanning, AI, and UAVs to cut crime scene processing time to a quarter of previous durations.
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Violent threats and abuse against US lawmakers surge after Meta eases content moderation
A report found violent threats on Facebook against US lawmakers quadrupled after Meta relaxed content rules in 2025.
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Thailand speeds up EU free trade talks to lessen dependence on US and China
Thailand is accelerating negotiations on a free trade agreement with the EU to diversify trade away from US and Chinese supply chains.
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Singapore community clubs to screen selected World Cup 2026 matches for free
The People's Association and Sport Singapore will show selected World Cup 2026 group matches for free at over 50 community clubs and five sport centres.
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Retired Navy Admiral Nancy Lacore Advances to South Carolina Democratic House Primary Runoff
Nancy Lacore, a retired Navy three-star rear admiral fired by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, advanced to a runoff for South Carolina’s 1st district Democratic primary.
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22 unlicensed traders, including 13 foreigners, detained in Pasar Pudu raid
Kuala Lumpur City Hall and Immigration Department detained 22 unlicensed traders, including 13 foreigners, in a Pasar Pudu raid on June 9.
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US midfielder Cristian Roldan urges team to play smarter, not just harder, ahead of World Cup opener
Cristian Roldan said June 9 the US must be less honest and more savvy to manage fouls and games better against Paraguay on June 12.
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Nearly 600 Ebola cases confirmed in DR Congo amid attacks on health workers
DR Congo has reported nearly 600 Ebola cases and 115 deaths as attacks on health workers hinder response efforts.
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Tom Steyer fails to reach California governor runoff despite $200M campaign spending
Billionaire Tom Steyer spent over $200 million but finished third in California’s primary, missing November’s runoff.
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Nucleus and Apple's Container Tool Launch with Distinct Linux Runtime Features
Nucleus and Apple's container tool introduced new lightweight Linux container runtimes for Linux and macOS 26 environments.
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Shooting at Aarau rave kills 22-year-old woman, injures five attendees
A gunman opened fire early Sunday at a techno rave in Aarau, Switzerland, killing a 22-year-old woman and injuring five others.
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TSMC signals possible chip price hikes amid rising operational costs
TSMC CFO Wendell Huang said the semiconductor giant may raise prices to reflect value amid inflation-driven cost increases.
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American Airlines and Google sign largest sustainable aviation fuel agreement for 35M gallons
American Airlines and Google signed a multi-year deal for 35 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel to cut emissions by 300,000 metric tons of CO2 equivalent.
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Super Micro raises $7 billion to meet $39 billion AI server demand
Super Micro announced a $7 billion equity financing to fund components for $39 billion in AI server orders received recently.
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Gorilla Kiyomasa Goes Viral for Thoughtful Pose After Zoo Spat in Japan
Kiyomasa, a 13-year-old male gorilla in Japan, went viral for a video showing him in an introspective posture after a dispute with a female gorilla.