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Karl Darlow signs two-year contract with Manchester United after leaving Leeds
Manchester United signed 35-year-old goalkeeper Karl Darlow on a two-year deal after his Leeds contract expired.
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Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez's brother convicted of misconduct, banned from office for 9 years
David Sanchez, brother of Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez, was convicted of administrative misconduct and banned from public office for nine years.
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486 Peruvian babies registered with surname 'Haaland' amid World Cup surge
Since June 11, 486 Peruvian babies have been registered with the surname 'Haaland' following Erling Haaland's World Cup performance.
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Japan approves election rules requiring AI-generated content labeling on social media
Japan's parliament approved new social media rules July 13 requiring AI-generated election content to be labeled, taking effect March 1, 2027.
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Young Australian men most targeted in online sexual extortion, platforms criticized
Over 2,200 sexual extortion complaints were made to Australia’s eSafety Commissioner in six months to December 2025, mostly by young men aged 18 to 24.
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Singapore's bus arrival timing system suffers 95-minute outage on July 14, services unaffected
Singapore's Land Transport Authority reported a 95-minute outage of its bus arrival timing system on MyTransport.SG app on July 14, while bus services ran normally.
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Matt Fitzpatrick links rise in golfer abuse to gambling-driven fan behavior
Matt Fitzpatrick says gambling-related fan activity is increasing abuse toward professional golfers at major tournaments.
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Shein Executive Chairman Donald Tang to Step Down as IPO Nears Completion
Donald Tang will step down as Shein executive chairman after three years as the company prepares for a Hong Kong IPO.
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Joe Dean earns final Open Championship spot with qualifier win at Royal Birkdale
Joe Dean secured the final place for the 154th Open Championship by winning the Last Chance Qualifier at Royal Birkdale on Monday.
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Manchester United sign Brazil midfielder Andrey Santos from Chelsea until 2031
Manchester United signed 22-year-old Brazil midfielder Andrey Santos from Chelsea on a deal until June 2031 for £48 million plus add-ons.
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Spain defender Mapi Leon signs three-year deal with London City Lionesses
Mapi Leon, Spain defender and former Barcelona star, signed a three-year contract with London City Lionesses WSL club.
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CapitaLand disbands special opportunities team after leadership exit and restructuring
CapitaLand Investment Ltd disbanded its five-member special opportunities team following leadership changes and reassignment of staff.
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France enters 2026 World Cup semi-final with strong title chances
France, led by Kylian Mbappe’s 8 goals, advances to face Spain in World Cup semi-final on July 14
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Singapore opens largest public fast-charging hub for electric commercial vehicles in Jurong
Singapore inaugurated its largest public fast-charging hub for electric commercial vehicles in Jurong on July 13, 2026.
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Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis sues Crystal Palace over fan banner defamation
Evangelos Marinakis filed a libel lawsuit against Crystal Palace at London’s High Court over a defamatory fan banner displayed last August.
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Singapore and Indonesia launch Defence Alumni Initiative to boost military ties
Singapore and Indonesia launched the Indonesia-Singapore Defence Alumni Initiative on July 14 in Jakarta to strengthen military and personal ties between their armed forces.
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Singapore lowers age eligibility for Community Care Apartments to 55, cuts service fees
Singapore will lower Community Care Apartments age eligibility from 65 to 55 and reduce service fees by up to 75% starting October 2026.
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French student’s case adjourned as ICA reviews student pass status after iJooz straw licking
Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien’s case was adjourned to await ICA’s decision on his student pass status following mischief charges.
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Commercial Ship Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz Plummets Amid US-Iran Tensions
Only 14 commercial vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz on July 12, down from 130 pre-conflict, amid Iranian closure and US-Iran attacks.
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A*STAR launches S$150 million 5-year study tracking 5,000 Singaporean adolescents
A*STAR began a five-year, S$150 million study in April 2026 to track 5,000 youths aged 10 to 24 in Singapore.
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Non-Compete Clauses for Laid-Off Employees Generally Unenforceable in Singapore
Singapore law states non-compete clauses are enforceable only if protecting legitimate business interests and reasonable in scope.
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France’s EDF shuts down 3 nuclear reactors amid heatwave, cuts power at 8 others
EDF temporarily shut down three nuclear reactors and reduced output at eight plants across France due to a heatwave and environmental rules.
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Myanmar tells ASEAN detained Aung San Suu Kyi is in good health and being cared for
Myanmar’s foreign minister informed ASEAN on July 12 that detained Aung San Suu Kyi is healthy and will be looked after.
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France beats Sweden 3-0 in 2026 World Cup match showcasing teamwork and unity
France defeated Sweden 3-0 in a key 2026 World Cup match, highlighting lessons on teamwork, communication, and resilience.