Singapore-based Infrastructure Asia launched an online portal that enlists development projects worth $2.7 billion in India and Asia. Read details here. ( read original story ...)
A conversation with Charles Yeo, Singapore’s latest dissident-in-exile
Slapped with a number of charges, the thirty-something lawyer fears that he will not receive a fair trial in the city-state. ( read original story ...)
Alibaba, Perennial consortium to redevelop AXA Tower into Singapore’s tallest skyscraper in bet on office space, hotel market
Alibaba is working with a group of investors and developers including the Perennial group to redevelop the 50-storey AXA Tower in Tanjong Pagar into Singapore’s tallest building. ( read original story ...)
Singapore calls for de-escalation of rocket attacks in Israel and Gaza
The violence between Israel and Palestinian group Islamic Jihad is the most serious flare-up in the Gaza strip in more than a year. ( read original story ...)
WEEKLY ROUND-UP: Sports happenings in Singapore (1-7 August)
Here is a round-up of sports events and developments in Singapore in the past week (1 to 7 August): National tchoukball women's team win historic first title. Singap ... ( read original story ...)
How Singapore beauty brand Allies of Skin went from ‘unknown’ to global cult fave in 6 years
Allies of Skin products are found in some of the most prestigious retailers in 34 countries, including Sephora, Harrods, Revolve and Space NK. Not to mention at Walmart stores in the US. CNA Lifestyle ... ( read original story ...)
New frog species discovered in Singapore for 1st time in nearly 40 years
The greyish-brown frog, which is barely bigger than a marble, was named Subaraj's paddy frog after the late conservationist Subaraj Rajathurai. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Floating farms and ‘soft’ robots: SUTD students tackle Singapore’s challenges
Many teamed up with agencies like GovTech on issues like waste collection and road maintenance. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Shell’s Singapore hub questioned as gas pressure mounts
The petroleum giant has confirmed it is selling Queensland gas to global customers through a Singapore marketing hub, raising questions about potential transfer pricing to lower domestic tax payments. ( read original story ...)
Badminton: Yeo Jia Min clinches singles bronze for Singapore at Commonwealth Games
SINGAPORE: Yeo Jia Min clinched bronze for Singapore in the women's singles at the 2022 Commonwealth Games on Sunday (Aug 7 local time) after overcoming a spirited battle from Scotland's Kirsty ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Jessica Tan, Terry Hee book place in Commonwealth Games badminton mixed doubles final
SINGAPORE: Jessica Tan and Terry Hee upset Malaysia’s top seeded pairing of Tan Kian Meng and Lai Pei Jing on Sunday (Aug 7) to book their place in the mixed doubles badminton final at Commonwealth ... ( read original story ...)
Table tennis: Feng Tianwei beats Zeng Jian in all-Singapore women’s singles final at Commonwealth Games
SINGAPORE: Singapore's Feng Tianwei beat compatriot Zeng Jian to take home the gold medal on Sunday (Aug 7) in the table tennis women's singles event at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. World number 16 ... ( read original story ...)
Fun ways to celebrate the Singapore spirit with kids
SINGAPORE - Two-year-old Emmanuel Wu attended the National Day Parade preview at the Marina Bay floating platform on July 23, along with his seven-year-old sister Emma Joy. Read more at ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore FM Hails India’s Digital Identity, Terms It ‘clear Opportunity’ For His Country
Vivian Balakrishnan complimented India's digital identification and payment systems, adding that it presents a "clear opportunity" for his nation. ( read original story ...)
Is Singapore still a ‘tenant’s haven’ as rents heat up and more Hong Kong expats arrive?
Rents in Singapore's private residential market rose by double-digits in the first half of this year, a rate not seen since 2007 Rising domestic demand and supply chain issues as a result of Covid-19 ... ( read original story ...)
‘So what!’ Man cuts into lane after crossing Tuas Second Link to JB, flashes Malaysian passport at ‘Singapore’ driver
Do locals get the right of way? One Malaysian driver crossing the Tuas Second Link over to Johor apparently thinks so.A video showed the man cutting in front of another car after exiting the land ... ( read original story ...)