
Singapore Activates Haze Readiness as ASEAN Alert Rises
Singapore is set to implement haze response plans after an ASEAN monitoring center raised its alert level.
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Singapore is set to implement haze response plans after an ASEAN monitoring center raised its alert level.

Gold rose 5% in two days while copper and tin approached all-time highs, Stockbit Snips reports.

Iran says it has agreed in principle with Oman on the Strait of Hormuz, with final details still pending.

The Citizen reports on the monthly income required to live in Russia, breaking down expenses for residents.

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Police in Schleswig-Holstein found a missing three-year-old girl dead; German media report she was discovered in a pool.

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Reports say a deal may grant Iran control in the Strait of Hormuz, with Oman handling exits.

Madonna wanted to perform on a Pride boat in Amsterdam, but Mayor Femke Halsema reportedly said no.

Somvubu High hosted the Secretary’s Merit Awards, honoring student achievement, per Herald.co.zw.

Tabuk governor received brothers of the late Sheikh Jazza bin Karim al-Atwi, Saudi media reported.

Regional leadership guarantees the hospital will not close, Dagens Medicin reports.

Luís Figo demands FIFA president Gianni Infantino resign, accusing him of lying and misleading.

Kamimura Gakuen overcame Higashitsuku with 11 hits to advance at Summer Koshien.

Beijing People's Art Theatre's revival of "Thunderstorm" premiered at the Capital Theatre, per Sohu News.

Mexican senators and deputies debate a new audience rights law, sparking censorship concerns from critics.

Singer Shawn Mendes and actress Bruna Marquezine appear together in a new photo, per CNN Brasil.

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G-Dragon gave monks walnut pastries and took KTX after a UNESCO speech in Busan, per Chosun Ilbo.

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Public Works chief Dizon dismisses Camarines Sur district engineer following a road crash, Manila Bulletin reports.

Persimmon raises its new homes guidance after a solid first half, citing a possible boost from government housebuilding plans.

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Aaron Donald worked out with the Rams, per NBC Sports, fueling comeback talk.
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