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Six Regional Groups Sign Pact to Boost Asia’s Dengue Defense
Six regional groups including Singapore Dengue Alliance signed an MOU to coordinate dengue control efforts across Asia.
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Measles outbreak in Bangladesh kills 986 children amid hospital overcrowding
At least 986 children have died and over 180,000 measles cases recorded in Bangladesh since March 2026.
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UK Appeals Court Upholds Terrorism Ban on Palestine Action Activist Group
On June 15, 2026, London's Appeals Court upheld the UK government ban on activist group Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act.
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UN nuclear watchdog warns of public confusion on nuclear energy in Southeast Asia
The IAEA highlights low public understanding and confusion between nuclear energy and weapons in ASEAN, as countries pursue nuclear power projects.
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US and Iran Reach Peace Deal to End Gulf War and Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The US and Iran have agreed to end over three months of conflict in the Gulf, with a peace deal set for signing in Switzerland on Friday.
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Singapore air quality reaches unhealthy levels amid regional haze from forest fires
Singapore’s air quality hit unhealthy levels in central, east, and west regions starting September 4 due to haze from Indonesian forest fires.
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Swiss prosecutors face delays in white-collar crime cases due to outdated laws
Swiss Attorney General Stefan Blaettler says outdated laws cause lengthy delays in prosecuting white-collar crime cases.
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Singaporean leads rescue of 27 moon bears from illegal bile farm in Laos
Singaporean Karthiriish Chandra coordinated Free the Bears to rescue 27 moon bears from a disguised bile farm in Laos in May 2026.
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Singapore’s NParks plants over 900 tree species across urban green spaces
Singapore’s National Parks Board plants more than 900 tree species across streetscapes, parks and park connectors for ecological and aesthetic benefits.
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Singapore Graduates Face Slower Economic Growth, Advised to Prioritize Human Skills
About 45,000 students graduated from Singapore institutions amid a 2-4% GDP growth forecast as experts stress human skills over advanced degrees.
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Singapore High Court Rejects Woman’s Claim to Income from Grandfather’s Wakaf Trusts
The Singapore High Court denied Fauziyah Mohd Ahbidin’s claim for income from wakaf properties established by her grandfather in 1932.
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Romanian President Nicusor Dan names Adrian Vestea prime minister nominee after Tomac withdrawal
President Nicusor Dan nominated Adrian Vestea as Romania's prime minister candidate on June 14, 2026, following Eugen Tomac’s withdrawal.
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Careless Mistakes Cost Marks in PSLE Maths but Can Be Prevented, Experts Say
Careless errors like misreading questions or calculation slips cause PSLE maths marks to be lost but can be fixed with strategies and focus.
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Russian Drone Strikes Ukraine's Security Service Headquarters in Kyiv Injuring Several
A Russian drone attacked Ukraine's Security Service headquarters in central Kyiv on September 4, injuring between five and nine people.
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Courts worldwide crack down on AI-generated fake legal citations in filings
South Korean and U.S. courts are sanctioning lawyers for submitting AI-generated false legal citations, with fines and proposed penalties increasing.
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Toy Story 5-themed activities launched at VivoCity and Gardens by the Bay in Singapore
VivoCity and Gardens by the Bay open Toy Story 5-themed zones ahead of the film's June 18 release in Singapore.
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Childhood adversity linked to poorer health and job outlook among young Singapore workers
A study finds childhood abuse, poverty, and substance exposure harm young Singapore workers’ health and job confidence.
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NTU students launch campaign to reduce late-night phone use among Singapore university students
Four NTU final-year students launched the 'Phone Sleeps First' campaign in October 2025, helping 313 undergraduates cut nightly phone use by up to 81 minutes.
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Singapore Study Links Gut Protein Angptl4 to Fatty Liver Disease Risk
Researchers in Singapore found that lower gut protein Angptl4 levels raise fatty liver disease risk and provide a better early detection marker than blood tests.
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Indonesian domestic worker jailed 11 weeks for abusing elderly dementia patient in Singapore
Maria Inggrid Seran was sentenced to 11 weeks in jail for assaulting a 69-year-old dementia patient under her care in 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.