Beijing's review has fueled concerns and confusion among Chinese tech founders and investors that had quietly embraced the so-called "Singapore-washing" model.
Singapore Seizes Record Asian Pangolin Scales Disguised as ‘Dried Fish Skin’
Singapore has seized over 830 kilograms of Asian pangolin scales hidden in a shipment bound for Cambodia, authorities said Saturday, calling it the largest haul of its kind discovered in the ...
Singapore denies Malaysian scholar entry, calling her ‘undesirable visitor’
Fadiah Nadwa Fikri urged some in Singapore to "adopt her brand of radical advocacy", authorities say.
Singapore sets out plans to build Asia gold trading hub
SINGAPORE, March 27 (Reuters) - Singapore set out plans on Friday to turn the city-state into a gold trading hub for the whole of Asia, with regulators and industry players working together to ...
Singapore denies entry to Malaysian activist over involvement in domestic politics, promotion of unlawful civil protest
Fadiah Nadwa Fikri, who received her PhD from the National University of Singapore in January, encouraged some youths in Singapore to adopt her brand of radical advocacy, said Singapore’s Ministry of ...
Fuel supply in Singapore remains stable, stockpiles ‘not being eroded’: Jeffrey Siow
Singapore's fuel supply is currently "stable" amid the Middle East conflict, said Acting Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow on Thursday (March 26)."Currently, the fuel market is liquid. Our ...
Singapore supports Hainan’s development as free trade port: PM Wong
Under this arrangement, most international goods can enter Hainan province tariff-free Read more at The Business Times.
As haze returns to Singapore, is crisis ‘quietly accepted’ by ASEAN as inevitable?
Some Singaporeans are resigned to tolerating the annual occurrence despite the health risks and higher electricity bills In recent weeks, Singaporean Cindy has been troubled by an odour lingering in ...
Man allegedly caught pumping Ron95 into Singapore-registered car in JB
As fuel prices in Singapore continue to rise, some have sought solace across the border - even if that means laws get broken.The driver of a Singapore-registered car was seen pumping Ron95 into his ...
Singapore begins trial of driverless public buses
Singapore has received the first of six driverless buses that are set to be tested on public transport routes from the second half of 2026.
Singapore Slams Brakes on Climate Levy and Cleaner Fuel Mandate
Singapore has delayed its own plans to introduce the world’s first air passenger levy to fund decarbonization and give airlines a deadline for introducing cleaner fuel. In a sta ...
Singapore’s green fuel levy on air travellers delayed over Iran war
Singapore is delaying a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) levy that airline customers were meant to start paying next month, citing the surge in fuel costs spurred by the Iran war.
Singapore fund winds down as US$1.4 billion student dorm bet sours
[SINGAPORE] Singapore’s Mapletree Investments will liquidate a property fund that once had assets above US$1.4 billion, after its bets on college accommodation in the UK and US suffered years of ...
Singapore Says China Can Play Bigger Role in Asia’s Stability
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said China will be crucial in anchoring Asia’s growth prospects at a time when the global economy is strained by conflict and trade fragmentation.
Singapore court grants Amos Yee bail, bars him from making public statements as NS case unfolds
Child sex offender Amos Yee has been offered bail in Singapore after returning to the country following nearly a decade abroad without a valid permit, ...
Singapore Bonds Show Resilience as Iran War Roils Regional Peers
Singapore’s front-end bonds have emerged as a regional refuge amid the Iran war, outperforming Southeast Asian peers. Market watchers expect the trend to continue.