The Home Affairs Minister noted that Singapore’s founding fathers had enshrined the foundational principles of unity in diversity, justice and equality in the National Pledge.
Singapore turn tables on India as Song Ui-Young double secures crucial Asian Cup qualifying win
Five days after throwing away victory against India, it was Singapore's turn to find a way to get an unlikely but crucial result.
Madgic Distribution Marks MipJunior Debut With Sale of Toon Series ‘Emerald’ to Knowledge Canada, MediaCorp Singapore and Noga Israel (EXCLUSIVE)
French kids content distributor Madgic Distribution (formerly APC Kids), has marked its debut at MipJunior with the sale of new animated series "Emerald" to Knowledge Canada, Mediacorp Singapore and ...
Singapore Firms Commit $4.2 Billion to Malaysia’s Johor Ecozone
Singapore companies have committed to invest S$5.5 billion ($4.23 billion) in a joint special economic zone in Malaysia’s Johor state since January last year, Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim ...
Singapore keeps monetary policy unchanged as growth remains firm
Singapore's central bank kept its monetary policy settings unchanged on Tuesday, as expected, as growth in the city-state remained resilient despite challenges from U.S. tariffs. Ten of 14 analysts ...
Singapore warns of slower 2026 growth after third-quarter GDP beats expectations
Gross domestic product rose 2.9% in the three months through September, beating economists' forecasts for a 1.9% increase ...
Singapore GDP up 2.9% in Q3, beating expectations: flash data
Nevertheless, Q3’s growth was still above private-sector economists’ median expectations of 2 per cent growth, according to a Bloomberg poll. On a seasonally adjusted quarterly basis, gross domestic ...
Singapore GDP up 2.9% in Q3, surpassing forecasts
Advance estimates show moderation from previous quarter, as manufacturing sector stalls Read more at The Business Times.
MAS keeps Singapore dollar policy unchanged as it weighs low inflation vs tariff risks to growth
MAS said core inflation will average at 0.5 per cent in 2025, and between 0.5 per cent to 1.5 per cent in 2026. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
7-day work weeks, marking while at home: Singapore teachers say they’re as busy as ever if not more
The OECD survey, done in 2024, found that the amount of time Singapore teachers spend on admin work has remained the same since 2018, at four hours per week. The amount of time spent marking dropped ...
Man who hired girlfriend as his maid to extend her stay in Singapore gets jail
The defence said the man paid his girlfriend at least S$700 a month on top of her maid levy and did not make any financial gain.
Lucrecia Martel to Head Asian Feature Jury as Singapore Festival Opens Competition to All Career Stages
The Singapore International Film Festival is shaking up its signature Asian Feature Film Competition for its 36th edition, expanding eligibility beyond emerging filmmakers while enlisting acclaimed ...
WazirX restructuring gets Singapore court nod, user fund recovery revealed
The Singapore High Court has approved the debt restructuring scheme of the Indian crypto exchange WazirX which got hacked last year. On Oct. 13, CEO Nischal Shetty shared on X that the court has given ...
Tapbit Delivers a Strong Presence at TOKEN2049 Singapore
The Tapbit team showcased the platform’s latest product upgrades and technological innovations — particularly its high-performance matching engine and advanced risk control system, earning widespread ...
Singapore Airlines and Scoot’s ‘Time To Fly’ travel fair is back this October with over 380,000 discounted air tickets
Travel bugs can check out the sale online from October 24 to November 6, but you’ll be rewarded for braving the crowds at the physical travel fair held at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition ...
Chinese food and beverage firms flock to Singapore as first step in expansion drive
A record number of Chinese restaurants and cafes have flooded Singapore over the past year, using the island as a test bed for global expansion as they escape pallid consumer demand, extreme price ...