With autonomy, S'pore can uphold its principles and act in its own interests amid complicated geopolitics, he said. Read more at straitstimes.com.
We went to Singapore & Bintan Island with the family for summer vacation! A summary of useful know-how
In late August, at the end of summer vacation, I went to Singapore with my family. The itinerary was 6 days and 4 nights, with the first 2 nights in Singapore and the latter 2 nights on Bintan Island ...
PSI hits 102: Haze pushes air quality in central Singapore into unhealthy range
Singapore's air quality is back in the unhealthy range at 1pm on Saturday (Sept 19), as the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) reading hits 102 in central Singapore.Elsewhere, western Singapore ...
Singapore exploring Canada as potential energy source, anticipates further fuel disruptions from Middle East: Vivian Balakrishnan
Speaking after his visit to Ottawa, Dr Balakrishnan described Canada as an energy "superpower" in both fossil fuels and renewable energy.
Singapore 411: Dates, draws, schedule, prize money and more
The WTA Tour heads to Singapore for its first 500 event of the Asian Swing, featuring Roland Garros champion Mirra Andreeva, runner-up Maja Chwalinska, Top 20 talents Amanda Anisimova and Alexandra ...
Jessica Pegula pulls out of Singapore Open after demanding hard-court swing
Tennis fans woke up this week to news that felt oddly familiar rather than genuinely shocking. A major American star had just skipped a tournament that almost everyone assumed she would play in person ...
Singapore’s Record AI Boom Unlikely to Move MAS: Analysts
Singapore’s electronics exports grew at an unprecedented pace in August as the artificial-intelligence boom shows no signs of waning.
Singapore is paying people to read books – can it fix the reading crisis?
A government scheme is giving citizens cash for spending time with a good book. We ask behavioural scientists, along with The Anxious Generation author and psychologist Jonathan Haidt, whether it’ll help make the habit stick Could the solution to the ...
Singapore Is Paying People to Put Down Their Phones and Read Books
Singapore's ReadSG program pays citizens virtual coins for logging daily reading time, aiming to curb phone use through small financial nudges.
Singapore Airlines is the world’s best airline once again, according to Skytrax
Back in March, Changi Airport was crowned the World’s Best Airport at the 2026 Skytrax World Airport Awards, taking the title for the second year running and for the 14th time overall. Now, six months later,
Haze update Sept 18: Singapore air quality moderate; 24-hour PSI forecast in high-moderate to low-unhealthy range
Singapore's air quality remained in the moderate range on Friday (Sept 18).The 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) turned unhealthy in central Singapore at 9pm on Thursday night, remaining in that ...
Waymo to bring autonomous ride-hailing to Singapore in 2028
SINGAPORE, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Alphabet's autonomous driving unit Waymo will roll out its autonomous all-electric ride-hailing service in Singapore by 2028, Waymo announced on Friday, marking its ...
Singapore chamber to strengthen engagement with Indian govt, policymakers, industry
Singapore, The Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry plans to strengthen its engagement with the Indian government, policymakers and industry as part of its strategic roadmap, with a focus ...
Singapore’s key exports surge 46.2% on-year in August amid strong AI demand
Singapore’s key exports surged 46.2% on-year in August, driven by strong AI demand and a boost from last year's low base. It also beat analyst estimates as growth continued for the 12th consecutive ...
Singapore explains how much foreigners must earn to bring family members on long-term visit pass
Singapore has offically stated the minimum monthly salary foreigners must earn to bring eligible family members to the country on a Long-Term Visit Pass.
Why Singapore Exports Jumped 46.2% in August: AI Chips, PCs and Data-Centre Demand Explained
Singapore's non-oil domestic exports jumped 46.2% in August, driven by AI-related electronics demand, while economists cautioned over base effects.