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Biggest shake-up in over 2 decades looms for SK Group after deals spree

SK Group has a problem: The second-biggest conglomerate in South Korea is too big after a US$21 billion (S$28.5 billion) acquisition spree.

RSAF's 142 Squadron among winners of SAF awards

It reclaims Best Fighter Squadron title; RSS Indomitable is Best Maritime Security Unit

Assistance dogs for more people with disabilities, together with better access

Besides seeing-eye dogs, there will soon be more assistance dogs in Singapore to support those who are deaf or have physical disabilities.

Singaporeans encouraged to display national flag from July I to Sept 30

All Singaporeans are encouraged to display the national flag during the National Day celebration period between July 1 and Sept 30, in celebration of the Republic turning 59 in 2024.

SM Lee warns of deepfake videos of him commenting on foreign matters

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong has warned people to be wary of videos of him supposedly commenting on matters, including international relations and foreign leaders, as they may be deepfakes.

Climate change boosted deadly Saudi haj heat by 2.5 deg C, say scientists

Deadly heat linked to fossil fuel burning and affected vulnerable pilgrims: Experts

Israeli forces push deeper into north and south Gaza

Thousands forced to leave tent camps in Rafah, say residents and Hamas media

EU leaders sign security deal with Ukraine amid political uncertainty

They will also set strategic 5-year agenda for bloc, make key appointments at summit

Chinese President calls for 'bridges' amid trade, diplomatic frictions

Urging dialogue, he tells summit China will never leave road of peaceful development

Jokowi orders audit of data centres after cyber attack

Indonesian President Joko Widodo on June 28 ordered an audit of government data centres after officials said the bulk of data affected by a recent ransomware cyber attack was not backed up, exposing the country's vulnerability to such attacks.

Anwar seeks PAS support to woo Malaysia's Muslim majority

Islamist party's backing key amid his govt's unpopular fuel policy, by-election battle

Philippines, Japan foreign and defence ministers to meet in July

The Philippines and Japan will hold a 2+2 foreign and defence ministerial meeting in Manila on July 8 to discuss regional defence and security matters, amid increasing tensions in the South China Sea.

Indonesia's Mount Ibu erupts twice

A volcano in eastern Indonesia erupted twice on June 28, sending a hot cloud of ash as high as 7km into the sky.

Thousands mourn Buddhist abbot killed by Myanmar security forces

Thousands of BAGO, Myanmar mourners on June 27 attended the funeral of a popular Buddhist abbot shot dead by Myanmar security forces in an incident that drew a rare apology from the junta.

Special equipment deployed at East Coast Park for next phase of oil spill cleanup

While the worst of Singapore's largest oil spill in over a decade has been cleared from the shorelines of East Coast Park, remnants still remain on structures like rock bunds and pier walls.

NUS students get afternoons off on Wednesday as part of holistic education

There will also be new sports-themed hostel to build an active and inclusive community

Undecided voters shocked, dismayed by President’s weak’ performance

A group of US voters who were unable to choose between Mr Joe Biden and Donald Trump before the June 27 presidential debate delivered their verdicts after the contest, and it was almost universally bad news for Mr Biden.

Virtual asset sector remains poorly regulated in many countries: Global watchdog

Sector at high risk of being exploited for money laundering, terrorism financing

Plans to improve migrant worker recreation centres in Singapore

MOM getting third parties like NTUC to run them, to boost activities, services

Singapore looks forward to strengthening links with Malaysia over next 100 years: PM Wong

Singapore is looking forward to \"more win-win projects\" with Malaysia, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in a Facebook post on the 100th anniversary of the JohorSingapore Causeway on June 28.

Build on strengths, develop ‘imaginative' projects to keep up in tourism race

PM Wong says S’pore can’t be complacent, suggests leveraging its history, connectivity

'Extraordinary' scorer Calhanoglu to miss Austria game

Turkey coach Vincenzo Montella lauded captain Hakan Calhanoglu as the “complete player” after a rocket of a goal helped beat the Czech Republic 2-1 on June 26, firing them into the knockout stage of the European Championship for the first time in 16 years.

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Fans jeer Belgium after Ukraine draw but captain defends safety-first approach

Ukrainians proud of team's fighting spirit despite exit

Ukraine's football team and their fans, hungry for success at Euro 2024 after more than two years of war against Russia, lamented their elimination on June 26 but expressed pride at their effort.

SBF plans to engage more companies, build more partnerships

It aims to better support local firms to thrive in a 'business-not-as-usual' landscape

Insurer Income to underwrite FWD's motor insurance plans

Income will continue pricing plans the way that it has been doing and price bad risks accordingly, says source

Companies not doing enough to engage stakeholders, says study

In survey of 80 firms, most did not outline how their boards manage such relationships

3 women charged over procession outside Istana

Three women who were allegedly involved in organising a procession without a permit along the perimeter of the Istana, which is a prohibited area, were charged in court on June 27.

Woman says accused asked if she wanted to be showered by him

A woman, who attended four classes by a man accused of teaching a doctrine contrary to Islamic laws, told the court that he had asked her if she wanted to be showered by him during one such session.

Two affected kingfishers in stable condition but road to recovery long

At least 7 weeks needed for nursing oil spill survivors back to health; one bird mostly confined to incubator