Singapore may not recognise Palestine today, but the country will not be "silent onlookers" to the tragedy in Gaza, says Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Faishal Ibrahim.
How the Singapore navy practises racing against time to save crew members in a distressed submarine
Exercise Pacific Reach 2025, hosted by the Republic of Singapore Navy, is the largest submarine escape and rescue drill the country has participated in.
At least 13 Malaysians arrested in one month for allegedly scamming victims in Singapore
SINGAPORE: At least 13 Malaysians were arrested in one month over their suspected involvement in scamming victims in Singapore.
Singapore founder of Taylor Swift’s favourite Aupen bags slammed for false claims
Nicholas Tan had posted ‘false statements of fact’ about Singapore’s intellectual property authority, law ministry says.
Singapore racing film Oversteer nabs best feature film and director wins at Vienna Independent Film Festival
Directed by Singaporean filmmaker Derrick Lui, the film centres around a young man named Wind (played by Aden Tan) whose passion for the automotive industry leads to complications with his family.
Two men convicted over falsified documents by Singapore-based company in multi-million-dollar Wirecard case
The director of local company Citadelle misrepresented that the company held sums totalling over 1.1 billion euros in escrow for Wirecard AG, a German payments firm that is now insolvent.
Singapore bag brand Aupen and founder issued POFMA orders over allegations about intellectual property authority
SINGAPORE: Singapore handbag brand Aupen and its founder, Mr Nicholas Tan, have been issued correction directions under the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA) over ...
Man charged after allegedly smuggling 3,450 sachets of chewing tobacco into Singapore
Officers at Woodlands Checkpoint had found anomalies after scanning his lorry. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s nightlife revival push renews calls for late-night public transport
Authorities cite cost and operational constraints for the absence of late-night public transport services, even as nightlife operators and patrons push for improved connectivity.
Why Oscar Piastri will escape a Singapore GP grid penalty
It was a torrid weekend for Oscar Piastri in Azerbaijan, but it could have been worse for the championship leader.
After Baku brilliance, here’s why Singapore GP is key for Max Verstappen’s F1 title hopes
Max Verstappen has won the last two grands prix and has thus closed the gap on the previously dominant McLaren drivers ...
Grab, WeRide To Start Singapore Driverless Shuttle Service In 2026
Grab and partner WeRide will start operating a fleet of 11 autonomous vehicles to provide driverless shuttle service along a fixed route in the northeastern Singapore town of Punggol by early 2026.
Why Oscar Piastri won’t serve F1 grid penalty in Singapore for Baku jump start
Oscar Piastri was hit with a 5s penalty for a jump start in the Azerbaijan GP, but didn't get to serve it since he crashed on the opening lap ...
Max Verstappen Secures Dominant Baku Win but Worried for Singapore GP
Red Bull Racing Formula One driver Max Verstappen executed a flawless race at the Baku City Circuit, winning the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. He started the race on pole position and led it for the ...
Explained: Why Oscar Piastri will escape a Singapore GP grid penalty
Oscar Piastri will not serve a grid penalty in Singapore despite being handed an in-race time penalty during the Azerbaijan GP. Piastri crashed out on the opening lap in Baku after dropping to the ...
One of Singapore’s last kelongs runs out of options
The Singapore Food Agency will take over the kelong and oversee its demolition after September 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.