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20 Stories IndexedPSG president Al-Khelaifi under investigation in France for conflict of interest
French authorities have launched an investigation into Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi regarding allegations of a conflict of interest. The inquiry is currently underway in France to examine the circumstances surrounding the case.
This investigation involves the leadership of one of Europe's most prominent football clubs, which could have significant governance implications for professional sports in France.
Inglis and Ellis shine to steer Australia to one wicket win over Zimbabwe
Australia secured a narrow one-wicket victory against Zimbabwe, driven by standout performances from Inglis and Ellis. The closely contested match came down to the final stages before Australia successfully clinched the win.
South Korea government to brief National Assembly on $350 billion US investment project, Yonhap News reports
South Korea's government is scheduled to provide a briefing to the National Assembly regarding a substantial $350 billion investment project in the United States. Local news agency Yonhap reported the upcoming administrative update concerning the major cross-border economic initiative.
Isak ignites lacklustre Liverpool in win over Bournemouth
Liverpool beat Bournemouth with a goal from Isak. The match was described as lacklustre for Liverpool.
First auction of seized luxury bags from S$3b money laundering case closes, bringing in more than S$1.1m
A limited edition Louis Vuitton Yayoi Kusama pumpkin bag remained the most sought-after piece of the auction.
Fleming puts England identity at heart of test rebuild
Newly appointed coach Fleming is focusing on establishing a distinct English identity as part of the team's ongoing test cricket reconstruction efforts. The strategy emphasizes aligning the squad's playing style and culture with traditional values associated with the nation's test cricket history.
3 new bus routes for Tengah, Woodlands; interim shuttles for delayed Jurong Region Line to launch from mid-2027
Transport authorities have announced the upcoming launch of three new bus routes serving Tengah and Woodlands. Additionally, interim shuttle services will be introduced in mid-2027 to mitigate delays associated with the Jurong Region Line. These measures aim to support the rapidly growing population in Tengah, which has expanded significantly over the past year.
Resurgent Acosta beats Martin for maiden MotoGP win in Austria
Rider Acosta secured his first-ever MotoGP victory at the Austrian Grand Prix by defeating Jorge Martin. The win marks a significant resurgence for Acosta in the competitive motorcycle racing championship.
Acosta recovers from sprint exit to beat Martin for maiden MotoGP win in Austria
Acosta overcame a poor sprint finish to win his first MotoGP race in Austria, defeating Martin.
Games-Olympic dreams flicker as teqball awards first Asian Games medals
Teqball has made its debut at the Asian Games by awarding its first-ever medals for the sport. This milestone represents a significant step forward for the game's proponents as they pursue broader international recognition and future inclusion in the Olympic Games.
Indonesia rescue agency recovers another victim from capsized ship, authorities say
The passenger ship Virgo Transport 8 was carrying 243 people, including 30 crew members, when it capsized in bad weather early on Sep 13 during a voyage from Surabaya in East Java to Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan.
Tiffany Teo secures Singapore's first Asian Games MMA medal
Tiffany Teo advanced to the semi-finals in the women's traditional 60kg MMA event at the Asian Games. She secured at least a bronze medal, becoming Singapore's first Asian Games MMA medalist.
Kenya's Ngetich breaks women-only half marathon world record by a second
Kenyan runner Agnes Ngetich has set a new world record for the women-only half marathon, beating the previous time by a single second. Her achievement highlights ongoing athletic advancements in long-distance running competitions.
Kenya's Ngetich breaks women-only half marathon world record by one second
Kenyan runner Ngetich has set a new world record for the women-only half marathon event in Kenya. She completed the race just one second faster than the previous record. Her performance marks a notable milestone in long-distance running history.
Myanmar win first Asian Games teqball gold as Spain great Puyol watches
Teqball was invented 14 years ago in a garage in Hungary and features players kicking a ball over a curved table, incorporating elements of the Southeast Asian sport sepak takraw.
Singapore’s Gan Ching Hwee clinches Asian Games silver in 1,500m freestyle, sets new national records
This is Gan’s first Asian Games medal.
US fears rapid escalation in Middle East after Houthis attack Riyadh
This is the first time since Yemen's civil war resumed that an attack has threatened Riyadh.
North Korea fires unidentified projectile into East Sea: Seoul
The launch came eight days after North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles towards the East Sea - also called the Sea of Japan - as part of what it later described as a joint firepower drill.
Najib says unable to pay US$12.26m fine for house arrest pardon; assets 'not within his sole control'
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's legal team announced he cannot pay a US$12.26 million fine linked to a house arrest pardon request. The statement explained that government freezing orders and ongoing enforcement proceedings prevent him from accessing the necessary assets, bank accounts, and properties.