Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Singaporean President Tharman Shanmugaratnam pledged here on Tuesday to push for new achievements in bilateral relations and cooperation while they met on the sidelines of
Singapore Transport Minister Resigns After Graft Charges
(Bloomberg) -- Singapore’s Transport Minister S. Iswaran resigned after being charged with corruption, the latest development in the biggest political scandal to hit the city-state in close to four decades. Most Read from Bloomberg Blinken Stranded After ...
Singapore retains its crown as the most livable city for Asian ex-pats
Singapore remains the most livable city for Asian expatriates, according to ECA International’s Location Ratings.
Study finds joint and muscle pain top menopausal symptom for women in Singapore
Despite such pains being common complaints from women experiencing menopause, little research has been done on the cause and risk factors associated with the condition.
Singapore seeks expanded governance framework for generative AI
Singapore has released a draft governance framework on generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) that it says is necessary to address emerging issues, including incident reporting and content provenance.
Singapore transport minister S Iswaran charged with corruption
This is the first time a sitting Singapore minister has been charged. Local media reported that S Iswaran was handed 27 charges, including two for corruption.Singapore's transport minister S Iswaran ...
Singapore transport minister handed 27 charges for corruption, receiving gratification as a public servant and obstructing justice
Transport Minister S Iswaran was on Thursday morning (Jan 18) handed 27 charges at the State Courts mostly related to bribery and corruption. Iswaran, ...
Singapore’s transport minister charged in court in graft case
SINGAPORE” Singapore’s transport minister S Iswaran has been charged in court over a graft case, local media reported on Thursday. The city-state’s anti-corruption bureau has been investigating ...
Singapore transport minister S. Iswaran hit with 27 charges in corruption probe
On the same day, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong ordered Iswaran to take a leave of absence while he was being probed, appointing Chee Hong Tat, senior minister of state, as the acting ...
Singapore’s marine biofuel demand could double by 2025 -TotalEnergies exec
Marine biofuel demand at the world's largest bunker hub Singapore could potentially double by 2025 to almost 1 million metric tons from 2023 levels as shippers seek to cut emissions, a senior ...
Surge in dog abuse cases in Singapore during 2023: 69 reported incidents last year compared to 35 in 2022, with 9 cases linked to trainers
SPCA reveals surge in dog abuse cases, hitting 69 in 2023 alone, while a five-year total reaches 202. Here's how authorities have responded.
Singapore’s Tyme Group delivers the world’s fastest profitable standalone digital bank; over $215m annualised revenue
Singapore-based global digital banking group Tyme has achieved an annualised revenue run rate of SG $215 million in 2023, as its flagship South African operation TymeBank becomes the world's fastest profitable standalone digital bank.
Taiwan loses ally Nauru, accuses China of post-election ploy
Taiwan lost one of its few remaining diplomatic allies Nauru to China on Monday, just days after it elected a new president, and accused China of attempting to pressure it while it affirmed the will of Taiwanese to go out into the world.
Singapore’s Non-Oil Domestic Exports Fell Unexpectedly in December
Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports dropped unexpectedly in December as a decline in shipments of electronics outweighed growth in non-electronics.
Mayday fan in Singapore scammed twice trying to get tickets, yet will still buy from same resale platform in the future
A TikToker shares the ordeal of purchasing fraudulent tickets for Mayday's concert in Singapore. Here's their experience.
Singapore’s exports fall 1.5% in December as electronics slump continues
SINGAPORE - Singapore’s key exports returned to negative growth in December, driven by a continued slump in shipments of electronics. Read more at straitstimes.com.