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Lion City Sailors clinch second straight Singapore Premier League title despite final loss
Lion City Sailors won back-to-back SPL titles for the first time but ended the season with a loss to Tampines Rovers.
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NEC Nijmegen qualifies for Champions League as Ajax heads to playoffs
NEC Nijmegen secured third place in the Dutch Eredivisie to reach Champions League qualifiers; Ajax finished fifth and must enter playoffs for European spot.
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23-year-old construction worker dies after concrete slab falls at Turf Club Road MRT site
A 23-year-old banksman died May 14 after a concrete slab struck him at the Cross Island MRT Line worksite on Turf Club Road.
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Lianhe Zaobao hosts inaugural City Insights 2026 forum on urban cultural growth in Singapore
Lianhe Zaobao held the City Insights 2026 cultural forum at NTUC Centre, Singapore, drawing 500 attendees on May 17, 2026.
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Hudson Place Residences sells about 61% of units on launch weekend in Singapore
Hudson Place Residences sold around 61% of its 327 units during its May 16-17 launch weekend in Singapore.
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Singapore Appoints First CEO to Lead Nuclear Research and Safety Institute
Mr Low Xin Wei became the first CEO of the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute in March 2026, nearly a year after its official opening.
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Parenting Approach Inspired by Imam Ali Emphasizes Play, Instruction, Friendship in 7-Year Phases
The ‘Play, Instruct, Befriend’ method attributed to Imam Ali outlines parenting in three 7-year stages focused on play, values, and friendship.
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Banana from Maurizio Cattelan's artwork 'Comedian' stolen at Pompidou-Metz museum
A banana from Maurizio Cattelan's conceptual artwork 'Comedian' was stolen from Pompidou-Metz museum in France on May 30, 2026.
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Xiaohongshu and Singapore Tourism Board partner to boost interest-driven Chinese travel
Xiaohongshu and Singapore Tourism Board signed an MoU and held a forum to tap rising Chinese interest-driven outbound travel trends.
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Singapore’s Leong Guan completes three-year IPO after initial three-month decision
Singaporean noodlemaker Leong Guan finished its IPO listing process after three years following a three-month decision period.
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PSLE Mother Tongue Oral Exam Scheduled for August 12-13; Tips to Build Fluency
Primary 6 pupils will take the PSLE mother tongue oral exam on August 12-13, worth 25% of total mother tongue marks, with fluency built through small daily habits.
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Singapore opens first EV fast-charging hub in HDB carpark at Tengah
Singapore launched its first electric vehicle fast-charging hub inside an HDB carpark at Tengah on May 16, 2026.
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NYP and NCCS launch VR simulations to ease pediatric cancer treatment anxiety
NCCS and NYP developed virtual reality simulations to help 17 young cancer patients prepare for medical procedures and reduce anxiety.
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K-drama Perfect Crown apologizes for historical errors in Joseon coronation scene
The production team and lead actors of Perfect Crown apologized over inaccuracies in a Joseon-era coronation scene aired May 15.
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NUS scientists create photosynthesis-based treatment for dry eye disease
NUS researchers developed eye drops using spinach chloroplasts to treat dry eye disease affecting over 1.5 billion people worldwide.
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Teenager Rafael Jódar rallies from two sets down to reach French Open quarter-finals
Rafael Jódar overcame Pablo Carreño Busta in five sets to advance to the French Open quarter-finals on May 31.
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Alexander Zverev reaches French Open semi-finals with straight-set wins over De Jong and Jodar
Alexander Zverev advanced to the French Open semi-finals after beating Jesper De Jong and Rafael Jodar in straight sets.
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Singapore cashier diagnosed with rare autoimmune disorder after sudden vision loss
Tan Lee Chern, 58, was diagnosed with neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder after sudden left eye vision loss in November 2025.
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Singapore condos face monthly MCST forced-sale bids over unpaid fees
MCSTs in Singapore have issued at least one forced-sale notice each month over unpaid condo fees in the past year.
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Singapore Doctor Volunteers in Global War Zones Including Gaza and Sudan
Dr Lim Chin Siah, a 46-year-old Singapore emergency doctor, volunteers with Doctors Without Borders in conflict zones like Gaza and Sudan.
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Site supervisor dies after canopy collapse at Jalan Usaha worksite
A 30-year-old site supervisor died when a cast concrete canopy collapsed under six tonnes of bricks at Jalan Usaha on May 16.
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O’Sullivan clan breaks world record with largest same-surname gathering in Ireland
Nearly 1,850 O’Sullivans and Sullivans gathered in County Cork on May 30, setting a new world record verified by Guinness World Records.
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Marcelo Bielsa names Uruguay's 26-man World Cup squad, omitting Suarez and Nandez
Marcelo Bielsa named Uruguay's 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup on May 31, excluding veterans Luis Suarez and Nahitan Nandez.
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Over 60% of Singapore seniors visit suburban malls weekly for dining and socialising
A study finds suburban malls in Singapore serve as key social hubs for seniors amid ageing population.