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Matteo Berrettini reaches French Open quarter-finals after five-hour win
Matteo Berrettini reached the French Open quarter-finals on June 1 after beating Juan Manuel Cerundolo following a comeback win over Francisco Comesana.
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PSLE English and Mother Tongue Oral Exams Set for August 12-13, AI Tools Promoted for Prep
PSLE English and mother tongue oral exams will be held on August 12-13, with AI tools and revision strategies offered to aid student preparation.
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Morocco targets strong 2026 World Cup after AFCON controversy and coaching change
Morocco prepares for the 2026 World Cup under new coach Mohamed Ouahbi following AFCON final loss, coaching changes, and CAF title award.
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Singapore family adapts school holidays as teenage children gain independence
A Singapore family shifts from spontaneous holidays to scheduled outings as their children age from 10 to 20 years old.
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Strong Parent-Child Bonds in Adolescence Linked to Better Adult Social Connections
A recent study in JAMA Pediatrics found that close relationships with parents during adolescence predict stronger social ties up to 20 years later.
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MINDSibs youth membership doubles as more young people care for siblings with special needs
MINDSibs programme membership for caregivers under 35 doubled from 160 in 2021 to over 320 in 2026.
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Singaporean families urged to discuss caregiving plans early to reduce stress in crises
Social service groups in Singapore urge families to discuss caregiving and legal care plans early to avoid conflict during sudden health crises.
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Shakhtar Donetsk to host 2026-27 Champions League home games at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge
Shakhtar Donetsk will play their Champions League home matches at Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge stadium in the 2026-27 season.
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NTU student pauses studies to care for mother with brain tumour after father’s death
Samuel Chew, an NTU student, took a semester off in early 2026 to care for his mother diagnosed with a brain tumour after his father died of dementia.
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Large-scale mining devastates India's Aravalli hills, prompting protests and court ban
Mining in India’s Aravalli hills has caused severe environmental damage and health issues, leading to protests and a Supreme Court ban on new licenses since late 2025.
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FPDA leaders reaffirm 55-year-old defence pact’s relevance at Shangri-La Dialogue
Top defence officials from the Five Power Defence Arrangements reaffirmed their commitment to the pact during a May 31 meeting in Singapore.
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Australian Lab-Grown Brain Cells Trained to Play 1990s Shooter Doom
Australian researchers at Cortical Labs trained lab-grown human brain cells to play the video game Doom on a silicon chip.
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Liverpool manager Iraola says squad needs wingers but can compete at season start
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola said the club still needed wingers before the transfer window closes but expects competitiveness from the season's start.
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Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins may leave amid multiple summer departures
Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins has received offers and might leave before the transfer deadline as the club sells key players this summer.
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Ghana's Thomas Partey signs one-year deal with Saudi club Al-Shabab
Thomas Partey has signed a one-year contract with Saudi Pro League club Al-Shabab after leaving Villarreal last season.
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Singaporean hiker fractures right arm descending Malaysia’s Gunung Datuk
A 52-year-old Singaporean man fractured his right arm after falling near Gunung Datuk’s summit on May 30, 2026.
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New Zealand says it cannot meet US demands for higher defense spending
New Zealand plans to raise defense spending to 2% of GDP but lacks funds to match US calls for 3.5% targets, officials say.
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Manchester City’s Maresca confident despite key departures before Premier League opener
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca spoke on squad changes and readiness ahead of Sunday’s Premier League opener versus Bournemouth.
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International student applications to US colleges fall 10% for fall 2026 amid visa restrictions
International student applications to US colleges dropped about 10% for fall 2026, marking the largest decline since 2013.
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MV Hondius cleared to resume cruises after hantavirus outbreak and cleanup
The MV Hondius cruise ship was cleared on May 29 to resume voyages following a hantavirus outbreak that caused 13 cases and 3 deaths onboard.
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Prince Harry and others ordered to pay £9.54 million interim costs to Daily Mail publisher
Prince Harry, Elton John, and others lost a privacy lawsuit and must pay £9.54 million in interim legal costs to the Daily Mail publisher.
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George Russell claims sprint race pole at Dutch Grand Prix after Antonelli tops practice
George Russell secured pole position for the Dutch GP sprint race, while Kimi Antonelli led the sole practice session but qualified fifth.
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London High Court allows concussion lawsuits by over 500 former rugby players to proceed
London High Court ruled on August 21, 2026, that lawsuits by over 500 former rugby players over concussion injuries can continue to trial.
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Mourinho says Mbappe, Vinicius Jr, and Bellingham can play together at Real Madrid
Jose Mourinho said Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Junior, and Jude Bellingham are not incompatible and can perform well together at Real Madrid.