SINGAPORE - Sales of marine fuel plunged here in June in the wake of soaring oil prices that reduced the number of ships calling at the port to refuel. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore an “attractive target” for terror attack; people urged to be on high alert
Releasing its annual terrorism threat assessment report, the Internal Security Department (ISD) said foreign terrorist fighters may make their way to new conflict zones and hotspots after the pandemic ... ( read original story ...)
Indonesia to start chicken exports to Singapore amid shortage
Indonesia will start exporting chicken to Singapore this week, its agriculture ministry said, with the aim to plug an ongoing shortage in the city-state following a ban on exports from key supplier, ... ( read original story ...)
Greater risk of ISIS-inspired attacks in region due to ‘cyber jihad’: Singapore ISD
The region is facing a greater risk of attacks by home-grown extremists who are inspired by “cyber jihad” linked to ISIS, said the Internal Security Department. ( read original story ...)
Mister Donut outlet in Singapore possible after Jurong Point pop-up store: organiser
Mister Donut is coming to Singapore for the first time – for a limited time only. WAttention Plaza on Wednesday (13 July) said in a Facebook post that it will be featuring a Mister Donut pop-up store ... ( read original story ...)
Interview: Legendary trance DJ Paul van Dyk is set to spin in Singapore
Trance legend Paul van Dyk will be helming the decks this weekend at the Marquee Singapore. He has become one of the world’s most recognised DJs, and we managed to catch up with him before his set ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Open: Manjunath stuns Srikanth, Sindhu advances
Mithun Manjunath recorded an upset win over Kidambi Srikanth, while Olympic medallist P V Sindhu also progressed to the second round of the Singapore Open. ( read original story ...)
Singapore is officially open. Is its travel industry ready?
Singapore officially opened its borders. Now the nation's Changi Airport and tourism industries are working to bounce back in a post-pandemic world. ( read original story ...)
Terrorist activity could rise as COVID-19 travel restrictions ease; threat to Singapore still high: ISD
SINGAPORE: The easing of COVID-19 travel restrictions globally could lead to an increase in terrorist movement and activities, the Internal Security Department (ISD) said on Wednesday (Jul 13), adding ... ( read original story ...)
Man convicted of murdering girlfriend’s nine-month-old son in Singapore, faces death or life sentence
A 29-year-old man was found guilty of murder today after a High Court judge rejected his claims that his girlfriend’s infant son had struck his head ... ( read original story ...)
Indonesia begins chicken exports to Singapore; first shipment contains 50 tonnes of frozen chicken
(Photo: CNA/Nivell Rayda) JAKARTA: Fifty tonnes of frozen chicken were exported from Indonesia to Singapore on Wednesday (Jul 13). This is the first shipment of products under a new arrangement for ... ( read original story ...)
Canada Fund Aimco Picks Singapore Over Hong Kong for Asia Beachhead
Alberta’s $129 billion investment manager is looking at Singapore rather than Hong Kong for its first office in Asia as it plots an international expansion of its private equity group. Most Read from ... ( read original story ...)
Queue-cutting, lane-changing common causes for flared tempers on border crossing between Singapore and Johor, say motorists
Road rage incidents on the Tuas Second Link tend to arise from motorists who cut queues or switch lanes when lining up to clear immigration and to cross ... ( read original story ...)
With work for next GE ‘well underway’, PAP must maintain diversity in ranks, says Singapore’s PM Lee
People’s Action Party (PAP) secretary-general Lee Hsien Loong has called on party members to maintain diversity within their ranks, and said that work ... ( read original story ...)
Road rage incident: Queue-cutting, lane-changing common causes for flared tempers on Singapore’s Tuas Second Link, say motorists
Road rage incidents on the Tuas Second Link tend to arise from motorists who cut queues or switch lanes when lining up to clear immigration and to cross ... ( read original story ...)
Maybank Singapore withdraws lawsuit against NFC chairman, children over housing loans
Maybank Singapore Limited has withdrawn the lawsuit against NFC chairman Datuk Dr Mohamad Salleh Ismail and his two children for allegedly defaulting on two housing loan facilities. ( read original story ...)