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• Thailand and Singapore will face off in the second leg of the ASEAN Championship 2026 semifinals this Tuesday. • The match serves as the decisive final encounter to determine which team will advance to the championship final. • Fans can access live streaming and broadcast details via Sportstar to follow the high-stakes regional rivalry.

• Cambodia faces Singapore in the opening Group A matchday of the 2026 Hyundai ASEAN Cup. • Japanese manager Koji Gyotoku has selected a 25-man squad, following a training camp in Japan and a historic 2-0 victory over Hong Kong. • The match is critical as Cambodia aims to be a "surprise package" and secure one of two semifinal berths in a group featuring powerhouses Vietnam and Indonesia.

• Singapore faced Thailand in the final of the Asia Pacific Cricket Champions Trophy 2026. • Thailand was bowled out for 73 runs, with Manpreet Singh scoring 23 off 16 balls and Raheel Thakkar contributing 13 off 18. • Singapore reached 76/4 after 12 overs, successfully chasing the target to secure the championship title.

• Indian badminton duo Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty are competing against Indonesia's Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Shohibul Fikri in the Singapore Open final. • The match takes place on Sunday, May 31, at the Singapore Indoor Stadium as part of the BWF Super 750 tournament. • This final is a critical pursuit of title glory for the Indian pair, who are aiming to secure a major victory on the international circuit.

• The BWF Super 750 Singapore Badminton Open 2026 is scheduled to begin on May 26. • Top Indian athletes, including PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen, HS Prannoy, and the duo Satwik-Chirag, will compete in the tournament. • This event is significant as these players aim to secure their first titles of the current season.

• Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen have advanced to the quarterfinals of the Singapore Open. • Sindhu faces a significant challenge against world No. 1 and reigning Olympic champion An Se-young, whom she has never defeated in eight previous encounters. • In men's doubles, Asian Games champions Rankireddy and Shetty secured a three-game victory (21-15, 11-21, 21-18) over Chinese Taipei's Lee Jhe-huei and Yang Po-hsuan.

• Top Indian badminton stars, including PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen, and the doubles pair Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, will compete in the Singapore Badminton Open 2026. • The BWF Super 750 tournament is scheduled to begin this Tuesday, marking the return of Sindhu and the Rankireddy-Shetty duo after missing the previous week's Malaysia Masters. • This event is significant as it features Olympic and Asian Games medalists aiming for high-level competition in a prestigious Super 750 category.

• One year after the May 2025 Singapore general election, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's People's Action Party (PAP) evaluates its performance amid global challenges including a Middle East energy crisis. • PAP secured a resounding victory with 65.57% vote share, winning 87 of 97 parliamentary seats, while the Workers' Party retained its 10 seats. • Wong had warned of 'storm clouds' from international conflicts, which have now materialized, testing the new government's policy execution on economic stability and security.

Prime minister touches down and says two countries ‘strategically aligned’. Follow updates liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA search for a fisherman who disappeared in waters off Coffs Harbour has been suspended, police said last night.Emergency services were called to Emerald Beach, Coffs Harbour, on Monday following reports that a 32-year-old man had been washed off rocks while fishing.There’s been substantial damage in the Gulf and that will have consequences for a period of at least months ahead. Continue reading...

The prime minister will hold talks with his opposite number to shore fuel suppliesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastPenny Wong says the US-Iran ceasefire is fragile but must hold for the sake of the world economy and energy markets.Speaking on ABC’s 7.30, the foreign minister said there were obvious differences between the two parties but the potential downsides to the truce failing meant it was imperative that it worked.This ceasefire is fragile, there’s no doubt about that. The ceasefire is fragile but the world does need it to hold. There are obviously substantial points of difference between the parties. But I think we all know that the damage that is happening to the global economy, to global energy markets, means that the world does need this ceasefire to hold.And you know, I spoke early on to Singapore, to Korea, to Malaysia, the Prime Minister, as you said, is going to Singapore, we’ve seen one announcement already and we will continue to work with them. I spoke to the Japanese foreign minister just before this interview, we want to keep engaging with our counterparts, because this is a very large shock to global energy markets, and one that will continue to have an effect.I can understand people being really concerned about what is happening on global markets and what has happened in the Middle East, and the way this has escalated, which is why we have been saying for some time, it’s time for de-escalation. Continue reading...