Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said that the United Nations Security Council needs to reform "to address both current and future challenges".
Many voters working in Singapore unaware of Mahkota by-election
She urged the public to help spread information about the Mahkota by-election to family members and close friends working in Singapore, encouraging them to return and fulfil their responsibilities as ...
TapDaDoge Debuts as a Silver Sponsor at Token2049 in Singapore
TapDaDoge, the interactive tapping game hosted on Telegram, made an impressive debut at the world’s largest crypto event, Token2049, as a Silver Sponsor in Singapore. With a strong presence at the ...
EWL disruption enters day two as commuter woes continue; Workers eager for four-day work week but bosses not so much: Singapore live news
Yahoo Singapore is featuring a curated selection of some of the biggest, most important, and fascinating news that's making waves online.
Singapore authorities turn to AI in development of new tools against synthetic drugs
Authorities in Singapore are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to develop new tools faster to test for synthetic drugs. This is to keep pace with the rapid rise of new psychoactive substances ...
New submarines a significant milestone in Singapore navy’s journey
Beyond just defence, Singapore can show that the Republic is serious about regional maritime security. Read more at straitstimes.com.
In Singapore, jail, caning for stepdad who molested 11-year-old stepdaughter, once while wife was sleeping next to him
A stepfather repeatedly molested his stepdaughter between January and February 2023 On one occasion, his wife was sleeping in the same bed when he committed the crime The ...
Singapore dog who survived hit-and-run is looking for new home
Da Bai, a stray dog who survived a hit-and-run incident in Singapore after the public raised 20,000 Singaporean dollars ($15,500) for his medical needs, is now looking for a new home. Local charity ...
The Court Case That’s Gripping Singapore
The conviction of a former government minister has voters questioning the ruling party’s squeaky clean reputation.
5% increase in non-residents propels Singapore’s population to hit record 6 mil in June 2024
For the first time in the nation’s history, Singapore’s total population passed the six million threshold. This landmark milestone was recorded in June by the National Population and Talent Division (NPTD) in its annual Population in Brief (PIB).
Singapore dollar trades at a fresh 10-year high of S$1.28 against the greenback
RECENT weakness in the US dollar has spurred strength in the Singapore currency, a development that spells good news for Singaporeans going on holiday and for importers. At around S$1.28 per US dollar,
Singapore’s Climate Envoy Sees Green Stimulus Stoking Inflation
Global incentives to galvanize demand for green assets are contributing to inflation in the short term, as supply for renewable energy and other clean technologies expand more slowly, according to Singapore’s climate action ambassador,
Singapore AGC amends corruption charges against former minister Iswaran, citing challenges in establishing original claims
General’s Chambers (AGC) expressed concerns yesterday about the challenges of proving corruption charges against former
Singapore’s Population Tops 6 Million as Non-Residents Swell
Singapore’s population crossed six million for the first time, as the percentage of non-residents increased more than that of residents, a government report showed.
Singapore commissions two new submarines as Asia’s undersea rivalry grows
Singapore commissioned two new advanced submarines on Tuesday, vessels its navy says are meant to protect sea lines of communication, and which experts said would range beyond the waters of the tiny ...
Singapore Opens First Ministerial Corruption Trial in Nearly 50 Years
A former Singaporean cabinet minister pleaded guilty to charges of receiving illegal gifts on Tuesday in the first ministerial corruption trial in nearly half a century. Former Transport Minister S.