SINGAPORE – A team from Alexandra Hospital (AH) is testing if using wearable fitness devices alone can change lifestyle habits, or if there is a need for a human health coach to nudge people regularly. The pilot programme, called Activation, is a ...
Removing mandatory sentences for first-time offenders among proposed changes to Singapore’s road traffic laws
The changes are necessary to strike a balance between deterrence and proportionality, says the Home Affairs Ministry.
Korean vendor seeks to wind up troubled Qoo10 in Singapore High Court over S$72.3 million debt
SINGAPORE - A Korean gift certificates vendor that is allegedly owed nearly 76 billion won (S$72.3 million) in debt is seeking to wind up beleaguered online marketplace Qoo10 in Singapore’s High Court.
Singapore’s membership in international bodies must be based on national interests: Vivian Balakrishnan
WHETHER Singapore chooses to join a specific multilateral bloc or grouping must be carefully considered and guided by its national interests and the fundamental objectives of its foreign policy, said Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan on Monday (Nov 11) in Parliament.
Bangladesh’s Professor Yunus urges Singapore to help recover laundered funds and cut migration costs
Professor Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor to Bangladesh's Interim Government, called on Singapore to assist in recovering billions of dollars laundered from Bangladesh and to work together on reducing ...
Singapore million-dollar flat transactions in 2024 set to double last year’s totals
There were 750 million-dollar flats in the first three quarters of 2024. According to an OrangeTee report, in the third quarter of this year, a record 331 HDB flats were sold for a million dollars, up ...
Singapore auction success rate to reach just under 6% in 2024
It’s at the lower end of the original projections at the start of the year. According to the Ministry of Law, there were 3,227 bankruptcy applications made in the first eight months of 2024, 23.3% ...
Singapore businesses keeping close watch on trade policies under Trump 2.0
SINGAPORE businesses are keeping a watchful eye on how US President-elect Donald Trump’s second term in the White House could impact global trade policies and business costs. “We’re closely monitoring ...
Singapore’s lifelong learning scene is ripe for transformation
Next year, the SkillsFuture movement will be 10 years old. Over the past decade, continuing education and training (CET) has become a national priority driven by advancing technology and intensifying ...
Singapore: Priest attacked with folding knife during communion
SINGAPORE — The 37-year-old Singaporean Sinhalese man who was arrested for stabbing a priest at a church in Bukit Timah on Nov 9 had done so with a folding knife during communion, said the police in the wee hours of Nov 10. The police said during a press ...
Singapore Airlines’ profit dips further in Q2 as capacity outpaces travel demand
The airline signalled that pressure will continue as competition remains tough. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Study in Singapore 2025: Some scholarships and their eligibility criteria that Indian students can consider
Science & Technology Undergraduate Scholarship for international students offered to support outstanding students from Asian countries (excluding Singapore). The NUS International
Singapore Writers Festival 2024: Author Paolo Giordano calls Singapore a city of ‘future past’
SINGAPORE – A city of “future past” is how Italian author Paolo Giordano described Singapore, an unexpectedly honest assessment when asked for his first impressions. Meet The Author: Paolo Giordano was among the first events at Singapore Writers ...
Mark Cavendish’s glittering farewell as he wins final race of career in Singapore
Britain’s Mark Cavendish signed off in style with victory in the Tour de France Criterium in Singapore on Sunday, claiming his 166th win of a glittering career. The most successful sprinter in cycling history, who wore No.35 to mark his Tour de France ...
People in Singapore Weigh In on Trump’s 2024 Victory—and Whether We Should Care at All
"We've survived one Trump presidency, so we'll likely be able to do it again." The post People in Singapore Weigh In on Trump’s 2024 Victory—and Whether We Should Care at All appeared first on RICE.
Priest stabbed during mass in Singapore, attacker arrested
Police said they did not think the attack was an attack of terrorism, while the priest was sent to hospital in ‘stable condition’.