Some Singapore MPs are taking things up a notch with two-day trips. MP Xie Yao Quan from Jurong Central will lead his residents on a durian tour through Melaka and Tangkak on July 12–13, complete with ...
Luxury spending in Singapore defies global slump
Luxury sales here expected to climb 7 per cent to $13.9 billion in 2025, outpacing Japan, China and South Korea. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
More students in Singapore juggle studying and working to support their families
For some students, working part-time is a choice they make to help supplement their family’s income. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore to Study Using More TCM Therapies in Public Healthcare
Singapore will gradually integrate more traditional Chinese medicine treatments into its public healthcare system during a testing initiative that will explore how such therapies will complement ...
How Singapore’s early leaders supported Lee Kuan Yew’s vision by challenging him
Former Straits Times editor-in-chief Cheong Yip Seng reflects on the quiet candour and firm convictions of Singapore’s pioneer generation.
Bottle thrown at SMRT double-decker bus along Singapore’s Orchard Road injures passenger, police investigating
A 57-year-old woman was taken to hospital in Singapore after a bottle was thrown at a SMRT double-decker bus travelling along Orchard Road yesterday evening, shattering a window and leaving a gaping ...
Singapore’s ministry of health studying 18 proposals to integrate TCM into public healthcare
SINGAPORE: The use of acupuncture to treat migraines, for post-stroke rehabilitation and cancer-related care could soon be integrated into the national healthcare system under a sandbox initiative.
Dubai is becoming Crypto’s new playground as Singapore tightens regulations
Dubai is fast emerging as a magnet for global cryptocurrency players as regulatory tightening in Singapore prompts a new wave of digital asset firms to relocate to more business-friendly jurisdictions ...
Granddaughter of Singapore disgraced oil tycoon OK Lim fails to block creditor’s access to $400,000 insurance polices
Michelle Lim, granddaughter of disgraced Singapore oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin (O.K. Lim), has failed to convince the court that three insurance policies under her name, valued at SGD521,000 (US$409,000), ...
Boeing 777 Landing In Singapore
Join us for a cockpit view approach and landing in a Boeing 777-300 at Singapore Changi Airport. ‘We want an answer’: They fear their relatives are among the hundreds of bodies piled up at a ...
Singapore PM calls for bold moves towards Asean single market
Lawrence Wong said trade and investment barriers must be reduced to attract businesses and investments seeking alternatives in an increasingly fragmented global economy.
Singapore like a local
Our columnist’s guide to hawker centres, art museums and beach getaways.
Billions in Blood Money! Singapore’s MAS Fines 9 Financial Giants in Explosive Laundering Crackdown
Singapore fines 9 financial firms S$27.45M in its biggest-ever money laundering case, exposing S$3B in dirty funds tied to luxury buys, scams, and foreign cartels.
UBS, Citi Among Banks Punished in Singapore Laundering Saga
Singapore imposed S$27.5 million ($21.5 million) in penalties on nine financial firms, including a few of the world’s biggest banks, for lapses related to the city’s largest money laundering case.
4 addresses in Singapore to enjoy all-you-can-eat durian buffets
Some hotels and restaurants in Singapore are offering all-you-can-eat durian buffets during the peak season, providing an opportunity to savor the king of fruits.
Singapore Hour – Adventures Around The Lion City
Your guide to late-night eats, and explore Joo Chiat, a heritage town full of character. Meet a Mexican taco master and get exclusive access to one of Singapore’s top attractions.