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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation offers player choice but features single ending
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, the final game in the remake trilogy, lets players influence story moments but concludes with one ending.
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Malayan tiger sighting confirmed near Gua Musang amid multiple wildlife arrests in Malaysia
Kelantan authorities confirmed a Malayan tiger sighting on June 8 and arrested 8 Myanmar nationals for illegal hunting on June 10.
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Brazil finalizes squad and eyes strong start at 2026 World Cup in New Jersey
Brazil prepares for the 2026 World Cup with squad changes and optimistic warm-up results ahead of June 13 opener vs Morocco.
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Chinese Referee Ma Ning Becomes Viral Symbol at 2026 World Cup After China Misses Out
Chinese referee Ma Ning has gained widespread fan support as a symbolic Chinese figure at the 2026 World Cup after China failed to qualify.
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Palestinian detainee alleges rape and sexual abuse by Israeli soldiers in custody
Muhammad al-Bakri and seven others say they were sexually abused by Israeli soldiers using dogs in multiple prisons since 2023.
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US Renames Lake Ontario to Lake America After Trump Order Amid Trade Dispute
President Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America for US agencies amid tariff tensions with Canada.
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Malaysia launches Cermat Madani to offer up to 10% extra insurance discount for safe drivers
Malaysia’s Transport Ministry launched the Cermat Madani programme to grant up to 10% additional insurance premium discounts for safe motorists.
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Malaysia's international reserves rise to US$130.6 billion as of May 29, 2026
Malaysia's international reserves increased by US$1.1 billion to US$130.6 billion as of May 29, 2026, the highest since June 2014.
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Man in Indonesia accused of killing mother-in-law with poison-laced satay
Purwadi Wahyudi allegedly killed his mother-in-law by sending her rat poison-laced chicken satay in May 2026.
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Malaysia raises e-Invoice threshold to RM3 million, exempting over 1.1 million MSMEs
Malaysia will increase the e-Invoice implementation threshold from RM1 million to RM3 million, exempting more than 1.1 million MSMEs from mandatory digital invoicing starting Sept 1, 2026.
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Over 12TB of Steam game data leaked revealing Valve betas and canceled Half-Life 2: Episode 3 assets
A 12-13TB archive of Steam game data from 2003-2013 leaked online, exposing Valve internal builds, betas, and canceled project assets including Half-Life 2: Episode 3 content.
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Chinese chip firms launch $577 million private equity fund for semiconductor R&D
Chinese tech firms led by ChangXin Memory Technologies have launched a $577 million fund to support long-term semiconductor research and development.
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Man sentenced to 11 weeks’ jail for filming upskirt videos of women at VivoCity
Pua Thiam Guan, 57, was sentenced to 11 weeks in jail for taking upskirt videos of four women at VivoCity in February 2024.
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Police raided Hulu Langat flat in February 2025, detaining undocumented foreigners
Police and Immigration Department raided a Hulu Langat flat in February 2025, detaining over 40 undocumented foreigners amid ongoing investigations.
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Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5 AI with advanced security and usage limits
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5 AI on June 9, 2026, with enhanced security and restricted sensitive task handling.
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Virgil van Dijk urges Liverpool to keep Cody Gakpo amid Manchester City interest
Virgil van Dijk has called on Liverpool to retain Cody Gakpo despite transfer talks with Manchester City ahead of the Premier League deadline.
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Hong Kong Producer Raymond Wong Sentenced to Five Months for Insider Trading
Hong Kong actor and producer Raymond Wong was sentenced to five months in jail for insider trading involving his sister’s share dealings in 2017.
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Dutch Football Association Calls for FIFA Leadership Change and Governance Overhaul by 2027
The Dutch football association (KNVB) demands new FIFA leadership from 2027 and a broader governance reform including an international summit in Amsterdam.
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Passenger ferry capsizes off northern Cyprus, killing at least eight and leaving dozens missing
A ferry carrying about 270 people capsized near Kyrenia on August 30, killing at least eight and leaving up to 24 missing as rescue continues.
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Pahang Sultan opens first Islamic religious primary school in Cameron Highlands
Sultan of Pahang opened the first Islamic Religious Primary School in Cameron Highlands and ruled out bid for FAM presidency.
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CIMB pursues M&A in Indonesia amid market slump, partners with China CITIC Bank to boost China-ASEAN finance
CIMB Group seeks merger opportunities in Indonesia despite market challenges and teams up with China CITIC Bank to enhance financial ties between China and ASEAN.
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Malaysian leaders call for unity and skills development in National Day speeches
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Deputy Prime Ministers Zahid Hamidi and Fadillah Yusof urged Malaysians to uphold independence through unity and skills on August 30-31.
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China performs first combined pig liver and kidney transplant into human patient
Chinese surgeons transplanted gene-edited pig liver and kidneys into a brain-dead man, marking a world first in multi-organ xenotransplantation.
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to announce social media restrictions for under-16s soon
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to unveil new social media rules limiting under-16s’ access within days.