It's a thorny situation when it comes to national dishes — and it appears that some Malaysians' pride have been pricked. Some netizens in Malaysia have expressed their unhappiness after a recent ...
Meet the unsung heroes cleaning up Singapore’s oil spill for over 2 months
SINGAPORE - Twelve hours a day, seven days a week, for the past two months. This is how hard Mr Ramdzan Salim and hundreds of others have worked to wash, scrub and scoop the oil from Singapore's ...
Singaporeans online claim buying property in JB is “a headache” unless it is rented out
SINGAPORE: A man’s social media post sparked a discussion among Singaporeans about the pros and... The post Singaporeans online claim buying property in JB is “a headache” unless it is rented out appe ... ( read original story ...)
Energy-hungry Singapore eyes Malaysia’s rainforests, Australia’s deserts, for clean power
Singapore is looking to its neighbours for sources of renewable energy as it aims to reach net zero by 2050 despite challenges.
2nd ASEAN Battery Technology Conference Strengthens Southeast Asia Battery Ecosystem Through New Collaborations and Expansion
The 2nd ASEAN Battery Technology Conference (ABTC) returned and strengthened the commitment to develop a close knitted battery development ecosystem among the Southeast Asian countries. Hosted in ...
Cleaning up after the oil spill: Unsung heroes in Singapore toil daily for over 2 months
At least 1,000 workers are involved in cleaning the beaches at East Coast Park and Sentosa. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Cleaning up after the oil spill: Unsung heroes in Singapore toil daily for over two months
SINGAPORE: Twelve hours a day, seven days a week, for the past two months. This is how hard Ramdzan Salim and hundreds of others have worked to wash, scrub and scoop the oil from Singapore’s waters ...
DBS Bank Pioneers Blockchain-Powered Government Grant Disbursements
Singapore's DBS Bank has introduced a blockchain-powered solution to ensure improved government grant disbursement.
‘Singapore airport slays’ says travel expert rating world’s best – and worst
With plenty of hotels and food options, Singapore's Changi Airport is ideal for an early flight. The UK's Stansted? Not so much A flight expert shared his favourite - and least favourite - airports ...
Three men to face charges for money laundering activities linked to scams in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Three men aged between 26 and 36 will be charged on Saturday (Aug 24) for offences linked to money laundering activities involving scams.
New AI-Crypto Project Bad Idea AI (BAD) Set for WEEX WE_Launch Listing and Large-Scale Airdrop
$BAD hands over the reins to both AI and the community, creating a decentralized project that could redefine the boundaries of what AI can achieve. It's a bold, last-ditch effort—a "Hail Mary" ...
Singapore’s ‘balancing act’ respects the past, must not constrain nation’s future: PM Wong
PM Wong's team will respect the past and also be bold, seeking better solutions and choosing the best way forward for Singapore It is a "balancing act" to respect the past but not allow it to ...
WazirX security breach: Crypto platform to resume INR withdrawals in phases starting August 26
WazirX will lift the suspension on INR balance withdrawals starting August 26. Users can withdraw 66% of their balances by September 22. A breach in its multisig wallet resulted in a loss of $230 ...
Singapore to stay nimble and vigilant in a more challenging world and recent mpox outbreak, says PM Wong
adding that the 11th Malaysia-Singapore Leaders’ Retreat in Malaysia later this year, more visits within Asean, and meetings with key partners outside the region are also in the calendar. Wong, who is ...
TOKEN2049 Singapore exhibition opportunities sold out, limited tickets remain to world’s largest Web3 event
TOKEN2049, the world’s largest crypto event, is set to make history again by shattering all previous records for its 2024 edition. Taking place September 18-19 at the Marina Bay Sands ahead of the ...
South Korean man in Singapore allegedly bought gold bars with RM5bil in ill-gotten gains, hid 23,000 of them in shipments
Kim Taek Hoon, 63, allegedly used the money to buy nearly 28,000 gold bars, each weighing 1kg. He is also accused of cheating the Singapore Customs and three logistics companies here during the period ...