This week in Singapore
Singaporean media this week focused on a range of international developments, including geopolitical tensions and diplomatic efforts. Headlines covered the potential US-Iran deal's impact on oil prices, Israel's escalated strikes in Lebanon, and Russia's planned nuclear power agreement with Kazakhstan. Regionally, Indonesia is investigating Wilmar International and Musim Mas Group for alleged under-invoicing, while a Japanese footwear brand, Kurun Tokyo, opened its first overseas store in Singapore.
About Singapore
Singapore is a dynamic island nation renowned as a global financial hub, celebrated for its futuristic architecture, lush urban greenery, and strategic position in Southeast Asia. While offering a vibrant multicultural experience, its news coverage is shaped by a tightly controlled media environment, reflecting its hybrid regime status.
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Media landscape
Singapore's media environment is characterized as a hybrid regime, with extensive state control exercised through licensing and defamation laws. While professional, news coverage generally avoids direct criticism of the ruling party.
Given the extensive state control, readers should seek diverse sources and be aware that critical reporting on the ruling party is often absent.
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China uses US warship replica as target for missile tests, images show
- Satellite imagery reveals China has constructed a replica of a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer at a desert missile-testing site in Xinjiang. - This replica, along with previous mock-ups of oth…
Iraq to consider all options if OPEC quota is not raised, has weighed exit, sources say
- Iraq is prepared to explore all options if its OPEC oil production quota is not significantly increased. - The nation has previously considered withdrawing from the Organization of the Petroleum Exp…
Bangkok Heat Index Reaches 51.9°C, Raising Heatstroke Risk
- Bangkok's heat index reached a dangerous 51.9 degrees Celsius, prompting warnings of increased heatstroke risk. - Authorities advise reducing outdoor activities between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and are mo…
US defense firm Anduril in talks for Nissan plant to build drones in Japan, sources say
- U.S. defense firm Anduril Industries is in talks to acquire Nissan's Oppama assembly plant near Tokyo to build military drones. - The potential deal could transform the historic car factory into an …
Coach Aguirre praises Mexico's character in overcoming Czechs 3-0
- Mexico secured a 3-0 victory against the Czech Republic in their final World Cup group match. - Coach Javier Aguirre praised his team's mental strength and character for overcoming a slow start. - T…
Shareholder support for CEO of anime and gaming giant Kadokawa tumbles to 59.68%
- Kadokawa CEO Takeshi Natsuno saw a significant drop in shareholder support, receiving only 59.68% approval for re-election. - This decline follows an activist campaign by Hong Kong-based Oasis Manag…
Malaysia’s foreign minister says new Myanmar leadership ‘more open’ to suggestions
- Malaysia's foreign minister stated that Myanmar's new leadership appears more receptive to external advice. - Southeast Asian nations are continuing their engagement efforts with Myanmar's military-…
Train technician who died in motorcycle accident had taken illegal drugs, etomidate: Coroner
- A train technician died from multiple injuries after a motorcycle accident in Bedok while en route to work. - A coroner's court found the technician had taken illegal drugs, including methamphetamin…
Iran slams NATO chief's comments on US support in war
- Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei accused NATO of "active complicity" in the US-Israeli war against Iran. - Baqaei condemned NATO chief Mark Rutte's comments acknowledging US military…
Johor election: Chief minister denies allegation of royal interference in state assembly dissolution
- Johor's Chief Minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi denied allegations that the state assembly dissolution was directed by the Johor Palace. - He stated that the dissolution followed constitutional procedures an…
Pre-orders Open for Next 'GTA' Game After Decade-Long Wait
- Pre-orders for the highly anticipated video game "Grand Theft Auto VI" have opened in Germany. - The game is scheduled for release on November 19, following multiple delays. - "GTA VI" will initiall…
Frasers Property plans to sell stakes in five properties to Thai conglomerate
- Frasers Property is proposing a significant restructuring of its hospitality portfolio, valued at approximately S$2.1 billion. - The company plans to sell its majority stake in five stabilized prope…
South Africa coach Broos hails team tactics after 1-0 win over South Korea
- South Africa's coach Hugo Broos lauded his team's tactical discipline following their 1-0 victory over South Korea. - The win propelled South Africa into the World Cup knockout stage for the first t…
Actress Sheila Sim Travels With Daughters for Mountain School Program in Japan
- Singaporean actress Sheila Sim is in Japan with her daughters for a mountain school program near Mount Fuji. - The 42-year-old actress is traveling alone with her daughters, Layla Loo, 6, and Skyla …
The new frontier in the US-China AI race: Talent
- Will Wang, a former Apple engineer, founded a Shenzhen-based smart glasses startup, citing a shift in Silicon Valley away from hardware innovation. - The global AI race is increasingly focused on ta…
Hong Kong arrests two for allegedly selling ‘seditious’ material
- Hong Kong police arrested two individuals for allegedly selling items with seditious intent, including a biography of jailed media mogul Jimmy Lai. - The arrested pair are reportedly the proprietors…
Mexico stay perfect and bounce Czechs out of World Cup with 3-0 win
- Mexico concluded their World Cup group stage with a perfect record, defeating the Czech Republic 3-0 to advance. - Mateo Chavez, Julian Quinones, and Alvaro Fidalgo scored for Mexico, securing their…
Hong Kong arrests bookshop owners suspected of selling 'seditious' publications
- Hong Kong police arrested two bookshop owners on suspicion of selling "seditious" publications. - The arrested individuals are suspected of inciting hatred against the Hong Kong government and recei…
F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Janet Jackson, JJ Lin and Cortis among newly announced music acts
- Music icons Janet Jackson and JJ Lin are among the newly announced performers for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix. - The lineup also includes K-pop group Cortis, Swedish singer Zara Larsson, and Engli…
Jet Li shares rare photos of all 4 daughters, including children from first marriage, for Father’s Day
- Martial arts star Jet Li celebrated Father's Day by sharing rare photos and tributes to his four daughters on social media. - Li, who has two daughters from his first marriage and two from his secon…
Australia's security environment degrading, spy chief warns
- Australia's spy chief warns of a degrading security environment due to multifaceted threats from autocratic regimes, hackers, and extremists. - While the terrorism threat level remains 'probable,' …
Fire Engulfs Floating Fish Farm Off Lorong Halus Jetty; Investigation Underway
- A significant fire erupted at a floating fish farm off Lorong Halus Jetty in Singapore on Wednesday night. - Marine vessels from the Maritime and Port Authority and Airport Emergency Service, along …
Beloved spiritual utopia under threat in Modi’s India
- Auroville, a spiritual community founded in southern India on ideals of peace and harmony, is facing threats under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. - Residents, particularly foreign-born o…
Luxury hotel remodels historic former Nara prison, preserving its past
- A historic former prison in Nara, Japan, has been transformed into a luxury hotel, opening its doors on June 25. - The hotel operator, Hoshino Resorts, aims to use part of its revenue to preserve th…
Ruediger stepping up, but few changes as Nagelsmann reluctant to shake up formula
- Germany's defender Antonio Ruediger is expected to play more in their final World Cup group match against Ecuador. - Coach Julian Nagelsmann plans minimal changes to the starting lineup despite Germ…
Haiti boss disappointed in result but not in his players
- Haiti's manager Sebastien Migne expressed disappointment with the World Cup result but pride in his players' performance. - The team lost 4-2 to Morocco after twice taking the lead, conceding two la…
Trump seeks US$88 billion in extra funding, mostly for Iran war
- The Trump administration has requested an additional US$88 billion in funding, with the majority earmarked for potential operations related to Iran. - The Pentagon's share amounts to approximately U…
Clarke believes Scotland are heading home after self-inflicted defeat to Brazil
- Scotland coach Steve Clarke believes his team is likely heading home from the World Cup after a 3-0 loss to Brazil. - Despite the loss, Scotland technically still has a chance to advance as a third-…
Johor BN will not form coalition government if it wins state election
- Johor Barisan Nasional (BN) will not form a coalition government with any other party if it wins the upcoming state election. - The party's chairman stated that the refusal to work with the Democrat…
Haiti prove they belong on the World Cup stage and vow to return
- Haiti exited the World Cup after a thrilling 4-2 defeat to Morocco, showcasing a performance that proved they deserved their place in the tournament. - Despite three losses in three games, Haiti's p…
Ivory Coast worthy of World Cup knockout phase, coach says
- Ivory Coast's coach Emerse Fae believes his team has proven they deserve a spot in the World Cup knockout stage. - The team aims to maintain intensity and seriousness in their final group match agai…
Morocco coach believes team can win World Cup despite finishing group runners-up
- Morocco's coach Mohamed Ouahbi believes the team has the potential to win the World Cup, citing their semi-final appearance four years ago. - Despite a 4-2 win over Haiti, Morocco finished second in…
Last ISIS-linked Australian woman to return home, says government
- The last Australian woman linked to the Islamic State group will return to Australia after her temporary exclusion order expired. - The woman, who has not been named, will face strict security condi…
Hawkish BOJ policymaker calls for rate hike once every few months
- A hawkish Bank of Japan policymaker, Naoki Tamura, advocates for gradual interest rate hikes. - Tamura suggests raising rates by 0.25 percentage points every few months to reach a neutral rate of ar…
Ancelotti tells Brazil to stay calm after Neymar returns and Vinicius sparkles
- Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti urged calm following Neymar's return to the national team. - Vinicius Jr. delivered a sparkling performance in a recent match. - Ancelotti's comments come amid expectati…
AI could unlock US$600 billion a year in climate and sustainability value by 2028
- Artificial intelligence could generate $600 billion annually for climate and sustainability investments by 2028, according to a report by Boston Consulting Group and Temasek. - AI is broadening clim…
Asian markets climb after strong results from chipmaker Micron
- Asian stock markets rose on Thursday, boosted by strong earnings from U.S. chipmaker Micron. - Tokyo's Nikkei 225 increased by 2.31 percent, and Seoul's Kospi index surged 5.65 percent. - Micron rep…
Rescue Work Underway After Quakes Rock Venezuela, 'High Casualties' Likely
- The U.S. Geological Survey warned of potentially high casualties and widespread destruction following two strong earthquakes in Venezuela. - Buildings collapsed in Caracas, trapping people in rubble…
Plastics Shortages to Keep Food Prices High After War Disruptions
- Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have caused severe shortages of plastics, leading to increased packaging costs for food products. - Companies are beginning to pass these higher costs onto consum…
Australia teen social media ban has little impact: Research
- Australia's ban on social media for under-16s has shown little impact on teenagers' usage habits, according to a new study. - Researchers found that underage users are circumventing the restrictions…
Negeri Sembilan ruler Muhriz to replace chieftains as tussle for crown escalates
- The ruler of Malaysia's Negeri Sembilan state, Muhriz Munawir, is set to install two new chieftains amid a deepening palace crisis. - This move aims to bolster his position against his cousin Nadzar…
Australia's Spy Chief Warns of Rising Terror, Cyber Threats
- Australia's spy chief warned of escalating terror and cyber threats, including anti-Semitic attacks and foreign espionage. - The agency is investigating the nation's deadliest terrorist attack, a ma…
Oil Prices Fall as Tankers Exit Strait of Hormuz Amid Easing Supply Concerns
- Oil prices declined as tankers resumed passage through the Strait of Hormuz following a preliminary accord to end the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran. - Brent crude futures fell to $73.34 a barrel, and W…
Taiwan cheered by Western allies' alarm over Chinese Coast Guard activities
- Taiwan thanked the U.S., Britain, France, and Germany for raising concerns over Chinese Coast Guard activities near the island's east coast. - The Chinese Coast Guard conducted operations in these w…
Magnitude 6.9 quake strikes Japan's northeast, no tsunami warning issued
- A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck Japan's northeast coast on Thursday. - Authorities reported no tsunami warning, no immediate injuries, and no irregularities at nuclear facilities. - The quake's ep…
New Zealand Sees 40% Surge in Chinese Tourists Under Australia Travel Trial
- New Zealand has seen a 40% increase in Chinese tourist arrivals during a 12-month visa-waiver trial. - The trial, which began in November, exempts Chinese visitors traveling from Australia. - This i…
Paraguay Coach Rails Against Mandatory Cooling Breaks, Citing Disrupted Game Continuity
- Paraguay's coach, Gustavo Alfaro, criticized mandatory cooling breaks in World Cup matches, arguing they disrupt the game's continuity. - Alfaro believes these breaks should be reserved for extreme …
Son Heung-min Benched as South Korea Faces South Africa, Which Revamps Midfield Due to Suspensions
- South Korea will start without star player Son Heung-min in their Group A match against South Africa. - South Africa's coach Hugo Broos must make midfield changes due to suspensions for Teboho Mokoe…
South Korean Chip Shares Rally After Micron's Upbeat Earnings
- South Korean semiconductor stocks experienced a significant rally on Thursday, led by SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics. - The surge followed upbeat quarterly results and a positive forecast from U.S…
Vinícius nets brace as Brazil advances to World Cup knockouts with 3-0 win over Scotland
- Brazil secured a spot in the World Cup knockout stages with a dominant 3-0 victory over Scotland in their final Group C match. - Vinícius Júnior scored twice, bringing his tournament total to four g…
Morocco earn comeback win over Haiti to reach last 32 as group runners-up
- Morocco secured a 4-2 comeback victory against Haiti to advance to the World Cup's last 32. - Despite the win, Morocco finished second in Group C behind Brazil on goal difference. - Haiti, eliminate…
Magnitude 6.9 Quake Hits Northern Japan; No Tsunami Warning Issued
- A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck northern Japan on Thursday, with its epicenter off the coast of Iwate prefecture. - The Japan Meteorological Agency confirmed there was no tsunami warning issued fo…
Unbeaten Spain ready for whatever Uruguay throw at them, Laporte says
- Spain's defender Aymeric Laporte stated the team's 33-match unbeaten streak means they are prepared for any opponent, including Uruguay. - Laporte acknowledged Spain's frustration with their own per…
Think Katong laksa is Singapore's original laksa? Meet laksa Siglap, its lesser-known predecessor
- Laksa Siglap, a lesser-known predecessor to Singapore's famous Katong laksa, offers a taste of the nation's culinary past. - Its fish-based broth and handmade noodles connect it to regional laksas l…
South Korean court orders arrest of Shincheonji church founder over political meddling
- South Korean authorities have arrested Lee Man-hee, the 95-year-old founder of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus. - Lee is accused of orchestrating an illegal scheme involving tens of thousands of fol…
Micron and Qualcomm forecasts ignite $400 billion AI chip stock rally
- Chipmaker stocks rallied significantly, adding over $400 billion in market value following strong forecasts from Micron Technology and Qualcomm. - Micron's forecast for above-estimate quarterly earn…
Curacao Can Trouble Any Rival After Ecuador Draw, Advocaat Says
- Curacao's manager Dick Advocaat expressed confidence in his team's ability to challenge any opponent after a 0-0 draw with Ecuador. - Goalkeeper Eloy Room made a record 15 saves in the match, which …
Turkey's Montella urges respect for players after World Cup exit
- Turkey's coach Vincenzo Montella defended his players after their World Cup elimination, urging respect and constructive criticism. - Montella highlighted the players' effort and their role in endin…
Lopetegui stresses the positives after Qatar knocked out of World Cup
- Qatar was eliminated from the World Cup after a 3-1 loss to Bosnia and Herzegovina. - Despite the defeat, coach Julen Lopetegui praised his players for winning their first point at the finals and sh…
Bosnia's Alajbegovic shows country's soccer future
- 18-year-old Kerim Alajbegovic scored to give Bosnia and Herzegovina a 3-1 lead against Qatar, likely advancing them to the World Cup knockout stage. - Veteran striker Edin Dzeko, who grew up in war-…
Switzerland top World Cup Group B after edging Canada, eyes on fine-tuning
- Switzerland defeated Canada 2-1 to top Group B at the World Cup. - Coach Murat Yakin stated the team will use their break to regroup and refine details. - The win secures Switzerland a spot in the k…
Potter warns Sweden to fix defensive issues for Japan test
- Sweden's coach Graham Potter warned his team to improve their defense ahead of their match against Japan. - Sweden suffered a heavy 5-1 loss to the Netherlands, putting their qualification for the l…
Wimbledon 'surprised and disappointed' by player prize money protest plans
- Wimbledon organizers expressed surprise and disappointment over players' planned prize money protest at the upcoming tournament. - Players are demanding a larger share of Grand Slam revenue, seeking…
Bang & Olufsen Rethinks Luxury Audio Sales With New Singapore Flagship
- Bang & Olufsen has opened its largest flagship store in Asia Pacific in Singapore, aiming to redefine luxury audio sales. - The store emphasizes experience and craftsmanship over technical specifica…
Canada must learn fast after Swiss setback, Marsch says
- Canada's coach Jesse Marsch stated the team must learn to handle high-quality opponents after a 2-1 loss to Switzerland. - The defeat cost Canada a chance to play their knockout game at home in Vanc…
Commentary: Can WeChat become China’s killer AI app?
- Tencent's WeChat could become China's primary AI application if the company succeeds in integrating AI features. - This approach would leverage WeChat's existing massive user base rather than buildi…
Canada suffer rude awakening as Swiss claim Group B top spot
- Canada lost 2-1 to Switzerland, failing to secure the draw needed to stay in Vancouver for the World Cup knockout stage. - Switzerland topped Group B, while Canada will now travel to Los Angeles for…
'Not afraid of anyone': Dutch unfazed by potential knockout opponents
- The Netherlands' coach Ronald Koeman stated his team is not afraid of any potential knockout-stage opponents in the World Cup. - Koeman emphasized the team's focus on winning their final group match…
Bosnia end Qatar’s World Cup dream, all but seal knockout berth
- Bosnia and Herzegovina defeated Qatar 3-1 to secure third place in Group B of the World Cup. - Teenager Kerim Alajbegovic scored a stunning opening goal, and captain Edin Dzeko added another. - The …
Morocco makes four changes, adds striker to attack against Haiti in World Cup
- Morocco made four changes to their lineup, including an extra striker, as they aim to top their World Cup group. - Coach Mohamed Ouahbi brought in Ayoub El Kaabi to bolster the attack against Haiti.…
Brent crude slides below $75 as tech shares weaken globally
- Oil prices fell to their lowest levels since the start of the US-Iran war, dropping below $75 a barrel. - Tech shares continued to weaken on global markets, with the Nasdaq falling for a third conse…
Goetze recalls Messi photo regret as World Cup trophy brings 2014 rushing back
- Mario Götze stood beside the World Cup trophy, reflecting on his 2014 winning goal for Germany. - The German midfielder admitted he regrets the timing of a post-match photo with Lionel Messi, whose …
Rayan replaces injured Raphinha for Brazil's final World Cup group match against Scotland
- Brazil's forward Rayan will replace the injured Raphinha in the starting lineup for their final World Cup group match against Scotland. - Coach Carlo Ancelotti makes one change to the team that secu…
Tunisia coach Renard calls for pride in World Cup farewell match
- Tunisia's coach Herve Renard urged his team to play with pride and dignity in their final World Cup match against the Netherlands. - The North Africans have been eliminated after heavy defeats to Sw…
UK train driver passed red signal before fatal collision: investigators
- A UK train driver died after passing a red signal and braking seconds before a collision. - The crash involved a London-bound electric train hitting a stationary train on the same track, injuring ov…
All to play for as 'darlings' Cape Verde clash with Saudi Arabia
- Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia will clash on Friday with hopes of advancing to the World Cup Round of 32. - Cape Verde, making their World Cup debut, has earned praise for draws against Spain and Urugu…
World court judges sue Trump administration over sanctions
- Three International Criminal Court (ICC) judges have sued former U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration over sanctions imposed on them. - The judges argue the sanctions, imposed last yea…
Adidas edging Nike in World Cup sales boost, data show
- Adidas is experiencing a larger sales boost from the World Cup than rival Nike, according to early data. - Adidas apparel sales surged 70% in May from the previous year, with strong performance cont…
Orange balloon becomes soaring symbol for U.S. World Cup team camp
- A large orange balloon, a signature attraction at Irvine's Great Park, has been transformed into a welcoming symbol for the U.S. Women's World Cup team. - The 400-foot helium balloon, emblazoned wit…
Pulisic says calf injury improving, hopes to return for US against Turkey
- Christian Pulisic is recovering from a calf injury and hopes to play in the United States' final World Cup group match against Turkey. - The U.S. forward missed the previous match against Australia …
Belgium need to find quick scoring fix ahead of New Zealand clash
- Belgium faces New Zealand in their final World Cup Group G match needing an improved attacking performance. - Striker Romelu Lukaku has struggled for form, and Jeremy Doku returns after illness and …
China urges swift reopening of Strait of Hormuz for global trade
- China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the early restoration of normal navigation through the Strait of Hormuz to stabilize global supply chains. - Wang discussed this with Pakistan's Deputy Prime M…
Israel: No US Demand for Lebanon Withdrawal, Defense Minister Says
- Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the U.S. has not demanded Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon. - Katz asserted that Israel intends to maintain a security zone in southern Leba…
Qualcomm bets on AI chips to break smartphone reliance, but faces crowded race
- Qualcomm is shifting focus from its core smartphone business to the competitive AI data center chip market. - The company aims to gain a foothold against dominant players like Nvidia, driven by pres…
Yakin rings the changes for Swiss showdown with Canada
- Switzerland coach Murat Yakin made four changes to his starting lineup for the World Cup group match against Canada. - Canada's Jesse Marsch also made two midfield switches following Ismael Kone's b…
Global Ebola risk 'remains low', WHO chief says
- The World Health Organization states the global risk from an Ebola outbreak remains low, despite a case confirmed in France. - A French doctor, who had worked in the Democratic Republic of Congo, te…
IOC accepts charter change on sports programme from 2032
- The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has accepted a proposed change to its charter regarding the sports program for the 2032 Olympic Games. - This charter amendment allows for greater flexibili…
CNA Explains: What is a heat dome? The weather pattern behind Europe's heatwave
- Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, with France reporting over 90% of its population affected. - Authorities in France have confirmed at least 40 deaths linked to the heat since the weekend. -…
South Korea launches app to give stalking victims real-time access to suspects’ location
- South Korea launched a mobile alert system on June 24 to protect stalking victims by providing real-time location data of suspects with electronic ankle monitors. - The system allows victims to trac…
Pakistani rights activist Mahrang Baloch sentenced to life in prison
- Prominent Pakistani rights activist Mahrang Baloch has been sentenced to life in prison by an anti-terrorism court. - The conviction stems from the killing of a paramilitary soldier during a protest…
Vietnam braces for severe heatwave with temperatures forecast to exceed 40C
- Vietnam's northern and central provinces will experience a severe heatwave this week, with temperatures potentially exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. - The National Centre for Hydrometeorological Foreca…
‘I’m not at peace’: 76 years after Korean War began, ex-prisoners still seek closure
- Seventy-six years after the Korean War began, former prisoners of war still seek closure and peace. - The war officially ended with an armistice in 1953, but a formal peace treaty has never been sig…
China premier urges AI governance to avoid ‘losing control’
- China's premier has called for global governance of artificial intelligence to prevent the technology from becoming uncontrollable. - Growing concerns exist regarding AI's potential to disrupt labor…
Alibaba Sues Pentagon Over Chinese Military Blacklist Designation
- Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon to contest its designation as a company with ties to the Chinese military. - The lawsuit challenges the Pentagon's decision to include Alibaba on a b…
Philippines bans online game GoreBox after school shooting kills 3
- The Philippines has temporarily banned the online game GoreBox following a school shooting incident. - Initial police investigations suggest one of the student suspects was an avid player of the gam…
South Korean security guard finds gold in rice cooker, returns it to family
- A security guard in South Korea discovered nearly 100 grams of gold, worth about $16,000, hidden in a discarded rice cooker. - Police traced the gold to the family of a deceased elderly woman whose …
Malaysia Police Probe Officer Over Viral Video Showing Tourists' Negative Reaction in China
- Malaysian police have initiated a disciplinary investigation into an officer involved in a viral video showing tourists reacting negatively to an odor in China. - The Inspector-General of Police sta…
Keanu Reeves reportedly joining new Lego movie
- Keanu Reeves is reportedly joining a new live-action and animation hybrid Lego movie directed by Josh Cooley. - The film is being developed around Reeves' character, with talks having progressed for…
Colombia Qualify with DR Congo Win as Lorenzo Praises Attacking Variety
- Colombia secured a 1-0 victory over DR Congo, qualifying for the World Cup round of 32 with a match remaining. - Coach Nestor Lorenzo praised his team's composure and diverse attacking strategies in…
Woman jailed for assaulting maid over chores in Singapore
- A 67-year-old Singaporean woman has been sentenced to four months in jail for assaulting her domestic worker. - The abuse, which included slapping, punching, and scratching, occurred over the maid's…
