The case for Singapore being Canada’s gateway to Asia

Singapore – Picture B.C.’s population (plus another million) living on land roughly a quarter the size of Metro Vancouver. Swap out the logos of Telus and TD on downtown buildings for Chevron, HSBC and Citi gracing towers one and a half times as high ... ( read original story ...)

Fiji wins Singapore 7s to vault to 1st in Series standings

Alasio Sovita Naduva scored a length of the field try after the final siren as Fiji beat Australia 28-22 in Sunday's title decider at the Singapore Sevens to leapfrog South Africa at the top of the world series standings with just two rounds remaining. ( read original story ...)

Singapore Sevens: Fiji beat Australia 28-22 in epic cup final

AUSTRALIA has been left heartbroken as Olympic champions Fiji scored a try with time expired to snatch a 28-22 victory in a dramatic and high quality Singapore Sevens final. Alosio Naduva scooted away for the long range matchwinner as Fiji produced yet ... ( read original story ...)

China, India growing in strength, influence: Singapore PM Lee

SINGAPORE: China and India are the new powers which are growing in strength and influence as the global strategic balance is shifting which has thrown up new opportunities for cooperation for ASEAN, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Saturday ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines to launch world’s new longest flight

A NEW direct route between the United States and Asia will soon be the world’s longest non-stop flight. Singapore Airlines will launch a 19-hour flight from Singapore to New York by the end of the year, trumping the current record of 18 hours from ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore strives for a closer Asean

As country leaders prepare to meet at the 32nd Asean Summit in Singapore this Friday and Saturday, the Bangkok Post talks to Chua Siew San, Singapore's ambassador to Thailand, on the topic of "Asean in 2018" and what Singapore plans to pass on to Thailand ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore puts down 27-year-old polar bear born in tropics

SINGAPORE - Inuka, the world's first polar bear born in the tropics, has been put down by the Singapore Zoo. The 27-year-old bear suffered from age-related ailments including arthritis. Its limbs were too weak to support an over 500-kilogram frame. The zoo ... ( read original story ...)