Singapore has recently dethroned Japan to claim the title of having the world’s most powerful passport, according to a new ranking. About the ranking: This year’s most recent Henley Passport Index, which is “the original, authoritative ranking of all ...
Singapore’s political sagas prompt memes but won’t hurt stability: ‘dark clouds will pass’
Singapore social media researcher Jeremy Sng suggested that citizens were using humour as a "safe" way to poke fun at high-profile leaders and express bewilderment at the unexpected state of political affairs. "There are decades when nothing happens and ...
Singapore passport is world’s most powerful, replacing Japan
Singapore has replaced Japan for having the world’s most powerful passport, allowing visa-free entry to 192 global destinations.
Singapore transport minister questioned by Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau for 10 hours
Transport Minister S Iswaran was questioned for some 10 hours by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau today, the first time he has been spotted at
Moomoo Singapore reaches more than 800,000 users in Singapore – 50% of Singapore retail investors were profitable over the last 12 months
PRNewswire/ -- 50% of clients locked in profits over the past 12 months, according to data from Moomoo Financial Singapore Pte. Ltd. (Moomoo Singapore). This was revealed by Mr Gavin Chia, CEO of Moomoo Singapore,
Tan Chuan-Jin resigns as president of Singapore National Olympic Council
Following his resignation from Parliament and PAP, former Speaker Tan Chuan-Jin has also resigned as president of the Singapore National Olympic Council.
Singapore-based ID verification platform Bureau bumps its Series C to $12M
Founded in 2020, Bureau is headquartered in Singapore and California, with teams in Dubai and India. It claims that over the last 12 months, it increased its customer and revenue numbers 6x, with 300 million identities verified through its platform.
Scandals Taint Singapore’s Clean Image Complicating Succession
Singapore’s ruling party has long relied on its reputation for clean governance to win elections and attract capital from around the world. A series of scandals is now putting that image to the test just as Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong prepares to pass the baton to new leaders.
New Caledonia Tourism establishes SE-Asia representative in Singapore
Horus Development & Consulting, specialists in luxury and sustainable tourism and in brand development, will now lead New Caledonia Tourism’s presence in Singapore. As the destination representative,
Ample Solutions’ Singapore Office Expands to Fuel Business Growth
Singapore: Ample Solutions is pleased to announce the expansion of its Singapore office, which encompasses over 5,000 square feet of new space, representing nearly 200% growth in
Singapore is facing a wave of political scandals. Here’s what we know so far
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party has been hit by two resignations, a corruption investigation and public outcry over ministerial conduct.
Singapore’s clean reputation gets a timely test
SINGAPORE, July 18 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Singapore could turn a governance crisis into an opportunity. Its transport minister S. Iswaran and Ong Beng Seng, the property billionaire credited with ...
Nium eyeing secondary listing in Singapore alongside 2Q2025 NYSE IPO goal
Singapore fintech Nium, which earlier this month announced plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) by 2Q2025, is eyeing a secondary listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), says its co-founder and chief operating officer to The Edge Singapore.
Singapore PM Lee: PAP has to deal with recent ‘high-profile issues’ rigorously, transparently for everybody to draw ‘right conclusions’
The resignations of Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin and Member of Parliament (MP) Cheng Li Hui are the latest in a series of controversies and
Singapore, Known for Clean Government, Rocked by Graft Probe, Resignations
The city-state’s prime minister has sought to repair damage from recent revelations involving ruling-party politicians.
Two Singapore lawmakers resign after admitting to ‘inappropriate relationship’
Two lawmakers from the ruling PAP resigned Monday after admitting to an "inappropriate relationship" with each other.