The new Tobacco and Vaporisers Control Act is expected to come into force from May 1. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore ready to enter new chapter in relations with Japan, deepen ties with China and South Korea: Sim Ann
Singapore hopes Japan will find ways to resolve its outstanding wartime issues, says the Senior Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.
Singapore’s Aster declares force majeure on disruption in supply of raw materials
SINGAPORE] Singapore refiner and petrochemical major Aster Chemicals and Energy has declared force majeure regarding supplies, citing a disruption in raw materials because of the Middle East ...
Singapore arranges flight to Oman for travellers affected by Middle East airspace closure
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) will assist foreign visitors in Singapore affected by the Middle East airspace closure to travel to Oman. In a media statement on Friday (March 6), STB said the ...
Singapore sends rescue flights for citizens stranded in Middle East; ‘ICE Barbie out’ – Trump fires Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem: Singapore live news
Singapore launches Muscat flights to repatriate citizens stranded in the Middle East. Trump fires Kristi Noem, taps Senator Markwayne Mullin to lead US Homeland Security.
Oakwood Premier Raffles Place Singapore opens on April 1, 2026
ASCOTT Singapore has announced the opening of Oakwood Premier Raffles Place Singapore on April 1, 2026, marking a new chapter for the Oakwood Premier brand in the city. With this addition, Ascott will ...
JB commuters, some heading to Singapore, fume over crowded buses and long wait times
A surge in passengers, particularly those commuting to Singapore, has left many locals struggling to secure a seat. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore to introduce new S$20 million grant to support development of multicultural art forms
This is part of efforts to strengthen Singapore's unique multicultural identity, said Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth David Neo.
Singapore households face higher electricity bills amid Middle East war; Executive condo policy review to address rising costs: Singapore live news
Singapore warns of higher electricity bills amid global energy risks. Singapore to review EC policy as rising prices raise affordability concerns.
Singapore police announce arrest of 3 linked to alleged scam syndicate Prince Group
Singapore police have announced arrests of three Singaporeans as part of investigations into alleged transnational scam syndicate Prince Group and its founder and chairman, Chen Zhi, who is in ...
Budget 2026: Singapore faces stiff competition for talent, despite draws of new AI and tech-focused One Pass
Its track offers greater career certainty while Singapore’s stability strengthens its appeal to global talent Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore eyes 2027 launch for maritime master plan to strengthen global port hub
Singapore is developing a maritime master plan to strengthen its competitiveness as a leading global hub port and international maritime centre, ...
War in the Middle East could drive up Singapore electricity tariffs, says energy regulator
SINGAPORE: The war in the Middle East is likely to push up global energy prices and, in turn, electricity tariffs in Singapore, the Energy Market Authority (EMA) said on Wednesday (Mar 4).
Petrol Prices In Singapore Rise At Most Major Stations Amid Middle East Conflict
Petrol prices at most major stations in Singapore jumped this week, following escalating conflict in the Middle East that has disrupted global oil supplies Shell raised 95-octane petrol by four cents ...
Global Instability Is Fueling Climate Risks, Singapore Warns
Singapore’s government and businesses must prepare to handle accelerating risks posed by climate change, according to the country’s environment minister.
Singapore to expand non‑traditional source occupation list with eight new roles from September 2026
Singapore will add eight new jobs to the non-traditional source occupation list (NTSOL) beginning September 2026, said Manpower Minister Dr Tan See ...