Singapore passes law against foreign interference in race-based organisations
By Bing Hong Lok SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore has passed a law designed to protect against foreign interference in its ...
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Losing the buzz: Could Singapore’s diminishing nightlife lessen its tourism appeal?
With more people working from home and rising transport costs, fewer are going out to drink after work, and bars are ...
Singapore reiterates longstanding support for Palestinians’ right to a homeland of their own
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has reiterated Singapore’s longstanding support for the right of Palestinian ...
Singapore banks to post higher Q4 profit, but Trump tariffs could hurt 2025 growth
Singaporean banks are set to report stronger profits for the fourth quarter, but growth could take a hit this year as U.S.
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Singapore confirms one imported case of vaccine-associated polio; low risk of community transmission
The infant was taken directly to NUH upon arrival in Singapore and isolated upon admission. Three contacts have also been ...
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Singapore USVs begin uncrewed patrols in busy waterways
Singapore has long been a pioneer in adopting unmanned surface vessels (USV) and now the country has operationalised another ...
Not just illegal graffiti: Creators push boundaries of urban art in Singapore
Urban art goes beyond spray paint and graffiti as visual artists collaborate to create vibrant Singapore streetscapes. Read ...
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Singapore shares rise ahead of US employment data; STI up 0.8%
SINGAPORE shares rose on Friday (Feb 7), ahead of closely-watched United States employment data that would provide investors ...
Singapore's 10-fold rise in family offices is driving a philanthropic boom
Singapore has more than 2,000 single-family offices — up from 200 in 2019. Many are channeling their overseas charitable ...