Singapore released a report setting out its electoral boundaries, a key move signaling that the city-state’s next vote will be called soon.
Singapore revises electoral boundaries ahead of election this year
Singapore has revised its electoral boundaries, the Elections Department said on Tuesday, a move usually seen as a sign that the government is preparing to call a general election.
Changes to majority of Singapore’s electoral divisions with more MPs, new GRCs and SMCs
Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC and Jurong GRC were split up, among other changes resulting in five new or renamed GRCs. Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore iron ore rises on optimism for increased China demand
Prices of Singapore iron ore futures rose on Tuesday, driven by expectations of increased demand as steelmakers in the northern region of China, the top consumer, are set to resume production ...
Singapore’s private equity markets will keep growing even if stocks stay lacklustre
SINGAPORE] The lack of vitality in Singapore’s stock market is not likely to hamper growth in the private equity (PE) space, as companies find other ways to raise funds, said Hamilton Lane, one of the ...
Raffles Hotel Singapore Showcases Southeast Asia’s Regional Hawker Cuisines— From Now Until September 2025
From now until September 2025, Raffles Hotel Singapore will be showcasing regional hawker cuisines from Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia at their Raffles Courtyard ...
No government grants given for upcoming Lady Gaga concerts in Singapore: Edwin Tong
Earlier on Monday, it was announced that the pop star will be performing at the Singapore National Stadium in May.
Singapore working to expedite Indonesia’s extradition request for wanted businessman: Shanmugam
This is the first case under an extradition treaty between Singapore and Indonesia, which took effect in March last year.
LIV Golf to host playoff for reserve players for spot on IronHeads GC in Singapore
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Lady Gaga in Singapore: no grant for exclusive concert stop like Taylor Swift
Culture minister hails exclusive Asia stop for yet another global superstar performer, with ticket sales to start March 18.
Singapore to send fugitive to Indonesia in first extradition
SINGAPORE (Reuters) -- Singapore is processing its first ever extradition request from neighbouring Indonesia for a businessman accused of corruption in a government project, the city-state's law ...
Singapore processing extradition of fugitive businessman wanted in Indonesia
Singapore is processing its first ever extradition request from neighbouring Indonesia for a businessman accused of corruption in a government project, the city-state's law ministry said on Monday. Paulus Tannos has been implicated in a graft scandal involving the Indonesian government's electronic identification card project,
Andy Lau line in Singapore parliament sparks debate over minister’s ‘frustration’
The country’s manpower minister had used a Hong Kong film anecdote to rebuff an opposition member pressing for employment figures.
Singapore public-private body to come up with recommendations on better integrating foreign professionals
AfAs are partnerships that bring together the people, private and public sectors to co-create and implement solutions to issues. This AfA involves the ministry along with the Singapore National ...
‘Trash to treasure’: Singapore to turn aluminium cans into medals for landmark World Aquatics Championships
SINGAPORE: Empty aluminium cans will be upcycled into medals for elite and masters' athletes competing in the upcoming World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, it was announced on Monday (Mar 10).
Singapore to require digital advertisers to verify IDs under new anti-scam measures
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is ramping up its efforts to combat online scams by requiring advertisers and selected e-commerce sellers to verify their identities against government-issued ...