Singapore’s Network for Electronic Transfers (Nets), long known as a payments provider, has been reshaping itself to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore tap a wider customer ...
More e-sports events to come to Singapore as Counter-Strike 2 tournament wraps up
European team G2 Esports beats Team Spirit as one of the biggest Counter-Strike 2 tournaments in the world came to an end at Singapore's Resorts World Sentosa. While the winner walked away with a ...
Singapore film about censorship barred; IMDA says it’s ‘likely to be prejudicial to national interests’
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): A film that references a past local court case about a communist leader’s tombstone has been barred here after the authorities deemed it potentially illegal and ...
Singapore passport remains world’s most powerful in latest ranking
Singapore continues to hold its title as the world's most powerful passport in the latest ranking, while Malaysia's passport has risen one place from July's version to 11th place globally.
What’s Pushing People’s Buttons About Singapore’s Flex Culture?
When people flex with their flashy cars, shiny watches and limited edition Labubus, are they demonstrating to others how successful they are, or are these adornments a veil for deep-seated ...
95% of Singapore employers reject four-day work week, survey finds
A recent survey by the Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF) revealed that 95% of employers reject the idea of a four-day work week for now, citing high costs and challenges in maintaining ...
Hougang hearts and minds: the story of a politically peculiar Singapore town
How an unexpected Workers’ Party victory in 1991 laid the foundation for an enduring opposition stronghold in PAP-dominated Singapore.
Singapore’s democratic ‘veneer is quite thin,’ says son of its modern-day founder
Lee Hsien Yang, who was granted political asylum in the U.K., says Singaporean authorities have 'weaponized' the country's laws against critics.
Daniel Hui’s ‘Small Hours Of The Night’ Screening Pulled From Singapore Film Festival After Classification Refusal
Small Hours of the Night' was removed from SIFF lineup after Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority refused classification for the film.
Singapore-registered car drivers warned against using fake Malaysian plates to fill up RON95 petrol
Drivers of Singapore-registered vehicles who use fake Malaysian licence plates to fill up their vehicles with RON95 petrol will be taken to task by the Malaysian authorities, according to Malaysian ...
3D-printed implant brings relief to Singapore woman after 30 years of not eating, sleeping well
The patient is believed to be the one of the first in Singapore to receive such a treatment. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Dua Lipa’s ‘Radical Optimism’ tour begins this Tuesday in Singapore
Dua Lipa is supporting her latest album release, “Radical Optimism” from May 2024, throughout a global tour that kicks off in only three days — beginning Tuesday, November 5 in Singapore. The ...
Grimes wins 800m freestyle in Singapore
Katie Grimes wins gold in the women's 800m freestyle at Singapore's World Cup stop, putting up yet another impressive performance.
Daniel Hui’s ‘Small Hours Of The Night’ Pulled From Singapore Film Festival After Classification Refusal
Small Hours of the Night' was removed from SIFF lineup after Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority refused classification for the film.
Disgraced Three Arrows Founder’s Wife Sells $38 Million Singapore Mansion
The wife of Zhu Su, the co-founder of collapsed cryptocurrency hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, has managed to sell a mansion she owns in Singapore for S$51 million ($38.5 million), despite a ...
‘Small Hours of the Night,’ Film About Censorship, Banned in Singapore and Pulled From Festival
Small Hours of the Night,” by Singapore's Daniel Hui, has been denied a theatrical release in the director's home country.