The plant will increase the company's Singapore base stocks production capacity by 20,000 barrels a day. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore prison halts Datchinamurthy execution, lawyer says
KUALA LUMPUR: The execution of Malaysian K. Datchinamurthy in Singapore has been halted. The execution was initially scheduled to take place at Changi prison on Thursday morning (Sept 25).
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Singapore to impose targeted sanctions, condemns Israel’s actions in Palestine
The scale of civilian death in the Gaza conflict is harrowing, and Singapore condemns the killing of innocents, said Dr Balakrishnan. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore government aims to keep social mobility alive, strengthen safety nets and deepen solidarity: PM Wong
This will help keep the Singapore "miracle" going and build a country with youth and future generations in mind, says Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.
Singapore came ‘dangerously close’ to racial politics in GE2025, says Ong Ye Kung
Mr Ong warned of "dire and lasting" implications for national unity if race and religion are allowed to shape political discourse.
WP MPs call for rethink of Singapore’s economic playbook, stronger safety nets for workers
S'pore has to move beyond relying on workforce expansion and attracting MNCs, Mr Louis Chua said. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
How Singapore became obsessed by shade
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Singapore U16 football captain swaps land for water in quest for SEA Games success
Tyan Foong led the national under-16 girls' footballers to a second-place finish at a July tournament. She's now part of a six-member wakeboarding team competing in December’s Games.
Singapore core inflation rate comes in softer than expected, hits fresh four-year lows
Singapore's core inflation — which strips out prices of private transport and accommodation — posted its softest rise since February 2021, coming in at 0.3% for August as services inflation softened.
Singapore is to hang a Malaysian man this week as activists press for a halt to the death penalty
Anti-death penalty activists say a Malaysian man on death row in Singapore is to be executed this week for heroin trafficking.
Singapore to sanction Israeli settler leaders, supports Palestine statehood
Singapore said on Monday it will impose targeted sanctions on leaders of Israeli settler groups and would recognise a Palestine state under the right conditions. Western and other nations have been ...
Pony AI Expands In Singapore And Promises Driverless Rides In Punggol Soon
Pony AI (NASDAQ:PONY) has forayed into the Singapore market by partnering with ComfortDelGro, the country’s transportation service provider, to deploy autonomous vehicles that support daily commuting.
Singapore’s recognition of Palestinian state ‘not a question of if, but when’, says Faishal Ibrahim
Singapore may not recognise Palestine today, but the country will not be "silent onlookers" to the tragedy in Gaza, says Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Faishal Ibrahim.
How the Singapore navy practises racing against time to save crew members in a distressed submarine
Exercise Pacific Reach 2025, hosted by the Republic of Singapore Navy, is the largest submarine escape and rescue drill the country has participated in.
At least 13 Malaysians arrested in one month for allegedly scamming victims in Singapore
SINGAPORE: At least 13 Malaysians were arrested in one month over their suspected involvement in scamming victims in Singapore.