At Singapore's House of Seafood restaurant, the fish-head curry comes with a side of crunchy crickets, the tofu has bugs crawling out of it and the patrons can't get enough.
Singapore’s AI ambitions: How the city-state is keeping up in an arms race dominated by the U.S. and China
That prophecy hasn’t daunted tiny Singapore. When it comes to AI, the Southeast Asian city-state—home to 5.6 million people crowded onto a landmass about a quarter the size of Rhode Island—punches well above its weight. In London-based Tortoise ...
Shanghai and Singapore – the busiest ports in the world, by cargo traffic
Nine of the world's ten busiest ports are in Asia, underscoring the eastward shift of global trade flows in 2024, according to a visualcapitalist.com analysis.
Badminton: Singapore’s Terry Hee, Jessica Tan end Paris Olympics campaign with win over US duo
PARIS: Singapore badminton mixed doubles pair of Terry Hee and Jessica Tan beat the United States' Vinson Chiu and Jennie Gai on Monday (Jul 29) to finish their Olympics campaign.
Singapore’s orchid diplomacy: Book features stories behind 60 hybrids named after world leaders
The first-ever book on the nation's use of orchids for diplomacy was launched on Jul 29. The Foreign Affairs Ministry and National Parks Board say the book also marks Singapore's 60th year of independence in 2025.
Singapore influencer Xiaxue apologises for viral clip about Thai sex workers that offended Thais
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Local content creator Wendy Cheng, better known as Xiaxue, has apologised for a viral clip that has offended Thai people, claiming it had been taken out of context. She posted a video of her apology and explanation on ...
Badminton: Singapore’s Loh Kean Yew begins Olympics with straightforward win against Czech opponent
PARIS: Up against a new opponent and an unfamiliar drift, it took a bit of time for world number 13 Loh Kean Yew to get going in his opening fixture at the Paris Olympics. But it was business as usual once he did as the Singaporean dispatched Czech Republic's Jan Louda 21-13, 21-10 on Sunday ...
Singapore – Knowledge That Cannot Be Outsourced. Are You Ready For The Latest MAS Outsourcing Regime?
Knowledge That Cannot Be Outsourced. Are You Ready For The Latest MAS Outsourcing Regime? Legal News and Analysis - Singapore - Banking & Finance - Conventus Law
Photo shows burning ships off Singapore, not ‘capsized Philippine oil tanker’ in July 2024
A photo of vessels engulfed in black smoke near Singapore has been shared in social media posts that falsely claimed it showed an oil tanker that sank off the Philippine capital Manila on July 25, ...
Entertainment lineup for Singapore F1 Grand Prix 2024 unveiled: OneRepublic, Kylie Minogue, and BabyMonster to lead
Singapore F1 Grand Prix has revealed its entertainment concert line-up for 2024, including OneRepublic, Kylie Minogue, BabyMonster, and more.
Indian trade association raises concerns about narrowed criteria of Singapore’s skilled workers visa scheme
SINGAPORE: The Indian IT industry is expressing significant apprehension regarding Singapore’s upcoming changes to its... The post Indian trade association raises concerns about narrowed criteria of S
Singapore fines overanxious father for impersonating a royal bodyguard just to escort daughter to Enhypen concert
An overanxious father thought up an elaborate ruse just to keep an eye on his daughter at a K-pop concert and got in trouble with the law. CNA reported that Singapore authorities fined the man S$5,000 ...
Singapore Air Recycled More In-Flight Waste Than Earlier Report
Singapore Airlines Ltd. revised its rate of in-flight waste recycling upward ahead of its annual general meeting Monday after receiving new data from its local catering company.
‘Hotel was $1,200 per night’: Tourist enrages netizens after saying Singapore is ‘super expensive’
Singapore ain't a cheap place to visit, we know that. But a tourist who splurged on a $1,200-a-night hotel room here found herself on the receiving end of online criticism after complaining about the ...
Singapore Airlines recycled more in-flight waste than earlier reported
It recycled 11 per cent of waste generated in flight, much higher than the 1.7 per cent it stated last week. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore: Government commits nearly SGD 14 million to research programme focusing on skin ageing in Asian populations
The study aims to address age-related skin conditions, such as skin thinning, persistent itching, and poor barrier function, which pose significant challenges in ageing populations.