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World Cup merchandise race heats up as retailers grapple with sourcing challenges
Supply chain disruptions and the tournament’s expanded format have made sourcing more difficult for some retailers.
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FIFA bans reusable bottles at World Cup venues citing safety concerns
June 4 : Attendees of the World Cup will not be allowed to carry reusable water bottles into venues due to safety concerns, FIFA said on Thursday, following a last-minute change to its Stadium Code of Conduct.The governing body, which had earlier permitted empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles inside s
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Operator charged over living conditions such as faulty urinals, damaged walls in foreign worker dormitory
Communal toilets at the dormitory contained a broken squatting pan, faulty urinals and a hole in a corroded ceiling, according to charge sheets.
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North Korea unveils nuclear weapons fuel production plant
Kim Jong Un called for North Korea’s capacity to produce weapons-grade uranium to grow at an “exponential rate.”
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Israel, Lebanon agree to implement conditional ceasefire on Hezbollah
The ceasefire comes as Israel has recently escalated its attacks and is staging its deepest ground offensive into Lebanon in two decades.
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US House votes war powers act to rein in Trump’s military actions
House lawmakers voted 215-208 on the resolution, with four Republicans joining Democrats, an outcome that saw cheers erupting in the House chamber in what is a clear rebuke of Trump’s war strategy.
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Pope Leo XIV’s itinerary for his visit to Spain
Pope Leo XIV will travel more than 2,500 kilometres between Madrid, Barcelona, Gran Canaria and Tenerife, and will deliver 12 speeches, as well as five homilies and five greetings. Here is the Pope’s schedule by day and time.
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Hong Kong principal fired for swearing at security guards on Singapore school trip
San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School says it refused to accept the resignation of Lee Cheuk-hing, who violated the code of conduct for staff.
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South Korean adoptees sue Denmark over right to know birth families
A 2024 report by the National Social Appeals Board showed that Denmark’s state-run adoption agencies knew their South Korean partners sometimes changed children’s identities.
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