Singapore
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Singapore's NParks launches tender to map coastal and marine habitats amid reclamation plans
Singapore’s National Parks Board launched a tender to update maps of coastal and marine habitats excluding Pedra Branca waters, supporting conservation and reclamation planning.
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Repeat offender jailed and caned for driving under influence of etomidate in Singapore
Jeremy Chua Beng Kai was sentenced to jail, caning, and driving ban for repeated etomidate-impaired driving and Kpod trafficking.
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Singapore Public Cleanliness Satisfaction Drops to 91% in 2025; NEA Deploys Autonomous Sweepers
Public cleanliness satisfaction in Singapore declined to 91% in 2025, prompting NEA to deploy autonomous pavement sweepers in parks since April 2026.
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52 Singaporeans arrested in Guangxi for alleged pyramid scheme involvement
Chinese authorities detained 52 Singaporean citizens in Guangxi over suspected pyramid scheme activities today.
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Barclays opens private bank booking centre in Singapore to grow Asia-Pacific wealth business
Barclays launched a private bank booking centre in Singapore on September 4, 2026, to expand its wealth management presence in Asia-Pacific.
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Singapore's tax revenue rises 9.4% to S$97.3 billion in FY2025/2026
Singapore collected S$97.3 billion in tax revenue in the 2025/2026 financial year, up 9.4% year-on-year.
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Singapore's Air Quality Reaches Unhealthy Levels Amid Indonesian Forest Fires Haze
Singapore's air quality crossed into unhealthy range on September 4 due to haze from Indonesian forest fires, before improving to moderate levels by September 6.
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England’s Dan Burn confident in ending 60-year World Cup drought in 2026
England defender Dan Burn says the team aims to win their second World Cup after a 60-year wait, starting their campaign against Croatia on June 17 in Kansas City.
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Hugh Jackman in Talks to Buy Stake in Norwich Football Club
Actor Hugh Jackman is discussing purchasing a stake in Norwich football club, potentially setting up a rivalry with Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham team.
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Singapore to expand caregiver support eligibility and cut levy from 2027
Singapore will broaden eligibility for four caregiver support schemes and set up eight community support touchpoints starting 2027, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung announced today.
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Arsenal and Chelsea keep perfect Premier League starts ahead of September 6 clash
Arsenal and Chelsea both won their opening two Premier League games, maintaining 100% records ahead of their match on September 6 at Emirates Stadium.
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Eight teachers in Singapore receive President’s Award for Teachers in 2026
President Tharman Shanmugaratnam presented the President’s Award for Teachers to eight educators in Singapore for outstanding contributions today.
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Mizuho Blue Challenge football tournament set for November at Singapore National Stadium
Kallang Group and Dentsu Sports International announced a four-match football tournament in Singapore featuring Brazil, Japan, Paraguay, and Singapore from Nov 13 to 17, 2026.
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Around 2,000 students and teachers fall ill in Indonesia linked to government free meals
About 2,000 students and teachers across Indonesia fell ill over three days from suspected food poisoning tied to the government free school meals programme.
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Israel releases five Lebanese detainees amid Lebanon talks
Israel released one Lebanese detainee and announced plans to free four more civilians amid negotiations with Lebanon under a U.S. framework.
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45 Japanese Local Governments Levy or Plan Accommodation Taxes Amid Rising Tourism
Forty-five Japanese municipalities have introduced accommodation taxes, with 10 more set to adopt them by fiscal year-end to manage tourism growth.
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Volkswagen approves plan to cut 100,000 jobs worldwide by 2030
Volkswagen's supervisory board approved a plan to cut 100,000 jobs globally by 2030 amid restructuring efforts.
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Marcos Llorente retires from Spain international football after 2026 World Cup win
Marcos Llorente announced his retirement from Spain’s national team on September 3, 2026, following the World Cup victory.
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Singapore’s LTA warns drivers against illegal seat belt modifications amid rising road deaths
The Land Transport Authority warns taxi and private-hire drivers against modifying seat belts with clips or devices, stressing safety and legal risks.
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Former General Roberto Vannacci Launches Far-Right Party Challenging PM Meloni
Retired general Roberto Vannacci launched the far-right Futuro Nazionale party in Rome, pledging strict anti-immigration policies and challenging Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government.
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Singapore’s peer support network for migrant domestic workers expands amid mental health stigma
Singapore's Care Sisters peer support network for migrant domestic workers grew to about 1,000 members in 2025 amid ongoing stigma around mental health.
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Investors seek repayment from ex-SEA Games ice hockey player over $9 million loan dispute
Investors led by businessman Robert demand repayment after RCC failed to return nearly $800,000 following a court ruling against director James Nicholas Kodrowski.
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Singapore domestic worker finds relief from employer stress through animal therapy
Philippine domestic worker Beverly Tamiao Gomez overcame employer mistreatment stress using animal therapy in a mindfulness workshop by Singapore's Centre for Domestic Employees.
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England’s football squad arrives in Kansas City ahead of World Cup opener
England’s team, led by captain Harry Kane and coach Thomas Tuchel, arrived in Kansas City on June 13 to prepare for their World Cup campaign.