Google Maps will soon roll out eco-friendly directions in Singapore, which will provide users with an optimised route for lower petrol consumption. ( read original story ...)
Singapore director of LGBTQ-themed film #LookatMe ‘disappointed’ over screening ban
Singapore's media regulator says the film 'denigrates a religious community' and has the 'potential to cause enmity and social division' Director Ken Kwek says his team will appeal the decision to ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Bans Local Film ‘#LookAtMe’ – Global Bulletin
SINGAPORE BANS ‘#LOOKATME’ Singapore has banned the release of “#LookAtMe,” a feature film by local director Ken Kwek. The InfoComm Media Development Authority said that the film exceeds film ... ( read original story ...)
Enterprise Cloudification: Huawei Joins Industry Leaders at Singapore TechWeek To Discuss the Future of Enterprise
Huawei Cloud a leading provider of everything as a service in the SaaS age, joined the Asia Cloud Expo at Singapore Tech Week. The largest tech event on the Singapore calendar held at Marina Bay Sands ... ( read original story ...)
No Consensus Yet on China Joining Regional Trade Pact – Singapore PM
Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Tuesday there is no consensus yet for China to join a trans-Pacific trade pact, although Singapore believed it would be possible for Beijing to meet ... ( read original story ...)
Australia, Singapore sign ‘green economy’ pact
Australia and Singapore agreed on Tuesday on a "green economy" deal to boost cooperation on climate investment, financing and technology. ( read original story ...)
Singapore PM Warns US Chip Curbs Can Have ‘Wide Ramifications’
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong warned the US decision to curb supply of microchips to Chinese companies could have widespread consequences and greater decoupling between the top two ... ( read original story ...)
Ken Kwek film ‘#LookAtMe’ banned in Singapore over potential to cause social division
Singapore has banned the screening of Ken Kwek's film "#LookAtMe" over its potential to "cause enmity and social division" in Singapore, said IMDA. ( read original story ...)
Authorities: Otters could be moved out of Singapore housing estates, as part of efforts to reduce potential human-wildlife conflict
The authorities and wildlife volunteers have launched efforts to reduce potential conflict between residents and smooth-coated otters after ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Airport Is Auctioning Cognac And Whisky Rarities With Minimum Bids Of $95,000—But No Takers Yet
There are seven days left to bag these items, though it seems that collectors are waiting until the last minute. ( read original story ...)
Singapore to move otters out of residential areas as more hunt in private ponds with fish
The efforts come after rising reports of encounters with humans, such as attacking a man, killing and eating pet fish in a private estate and disrupting traffic downtown. ( read original story ...)
Singapore: Pretending to be a woman, he cheated men by offering sexual services for money
He pretended to be a woman and posted naked videos on social media, convincing men to pay him to meet up for sexual services. ( read original story ...)
Local film #LookAtMe barred from screening in Singapore over potential to cause social division
The film, directed by Ken Kwek, denigrates a religious community, say Singapore authorities. SINGAPORE: Singapore has disallowed the screening of local film #LookAtMe because it denigrates a ... ( read original story ...)
Six leading entrepreneurs named winners of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2022 Singapore awards
EY has named six entrepreneurs from six organisations as recipients of the 21st EY Entrepreneur Of The Year (EOY) 2022 Singapore awards. One of the winners will be named the EY Entrepreneur Of The ... ( read original story ...)
Local film #LookAtMe banned from screening in Singapore
The film, which is set in Singapore, indicates to the audience in the opening frame that it is "inspired by true events". ( read original story ...)
Singapore and Vietnam ink agreements to deepen collaboration on renewable energy, carbon credits
Singapore may soon be able to buy renewable energy from Vietnam after new agreements were signed on Monday. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)