The Singapore Sailing Federation has filed a police report in response to allegations of misconduct made by a former youth sailor.

Singapore's Land Transport Authority announced the expansion of the Sengkang-Punggol LRT depot, which will accommodate more trains and facilitate more efficient maintenance, aiming to provide more reliable LRT services for commuters.

China has announced plans to establish a comprehensive care system for 400 million seniors by 2035, a demographic challenge in which Singapore also has an interest.

A new survey indicates that residents of Manila, Colombo, and Yangon are more likely to find shelter unaffordable than those in Hong Kong and Singapore, with the Philippines recording the world’s highest share of people unable to afford housing.

Authorities in Singapore have arrested 20 individuals suspected of involvement in scam-related cases, which have collectively led to losses exceeding $1.3 million.

Singapore is accelerating its robotaxi program, utilizing left-hand drive vehicles from China and training drivers to operate them autonomously.

The visit comes as Singapore and the US mark 60 years of diplomatic relations this year.

Edwin Tong emphasized that community mediation serves as the initial step in dispute resolution and is crucial for preserving Singapore's social fabric.

An expert from the Singapore Institute of Technology weighs in on whether close friendships are a necessity in the workplace, noting they are a bonus but not essential.

A fire on a London-registered container vessel at PSA Pasir Panjang Terminal in Singapore was successfully extinguished after firefighting efforts continued through the night.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese received assurances from Singapore regarding refined fuels and diesel supply during his visit, despite not returning with immediate shipments.

A driver of a Singapore-registered car has become the first person arrested in Johor, Malaysia, for pumping subsidized fuel under a new Malaysian rule. If convicted, the individual faces a substantial fine, jail time, or both.

An article examines the difficulties domestic workers in Singapore encounter in accessing home Wi-Fi, exploring their alternative methods for getting online.

The third-generation owner of Westlake, a 52-year-old family-run eatery in Singapore known for its braised pork buns, is working to steer the heritage brand into the future after leaving a career in banking.

Growing shipping congestion, attributed to the Middle East conflict, is shrinking marine fuel reserves at Singapore, the world's largest refuelling port.

A fire erupted on a vessel docked at Singapore's PSA Pasir Panjang Terminal, though no injuries were reported from the incident.

Malaysian authorities successfully intercepted an attempt to smuggle 888 bottles of liquor from Singapore, preventing a significant illicit shipment.

President Tharman and Prime Minister Wong of Singapore have extended their congratulations to the newly elected leaders of Vietnam.

Singapore and Australia committed to maintaining uninterrupted fuel and gas flows between them, as the Middle East conflict continues to disrupt global energy markets.

A report indicates that Ranil has been taken to Singapore for medical care, while the CID is reportedly investigating doctors who treated him in Sri Lanka.

Australia and Singapore have signed an agreement to ensure mutual fuel security, establishing a framework for cooperation in energy supply and resilience between the two nations.

Experts discuss why Singaporean firms are moving some operations overseas and the implications for jobs, noting that while some roles may shift abroad or be replaced by AI, the economy is evolving towards more specialized, higher-value work.

Singapore and Australia are collaborating to establish a legally binding protocol for essential supplies, aiming to ensure trade continuity, especially during crises.

'Secondary: The Musical' is a new production that delves into challenging questions surrounding Singapore's educational system and the concept of meritocracy.

Malaysians are rethinking their travel plans to Singapore following an announced increase in the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) scheduled for 2027.

Singaporean transport company ComfortDelGro announced plans to invest in robotaxis, positioning them as a key growth engine for the company's future.

A 59-year-old Singaporean music producer cycles 22km twice a week to maintain his health following a brain bleed in 2025.

Despite strong equities performance, IPO numbers in Singapore remain very low compared to Hong Kong, though they are beginning to improve.

A Singaporean living in Taipei offers recommendations for his favorite restaurants and bars in the Taiwanese capital, providing insights into the local culinary scene.

CNA's new social experiment, 'Meet Me There,' challenges eight Singaporean relationships by sending participants on a search for loved ones, relying on shared memories and testing emotional truths.

A Singaporean construction company is seeking to build a large data center campus in Lahti, Finland, contributing to the continued growth of data centers in the country.

The Singapore government will cover 13% of fare revenues for school bus and care transport operators to help them cope with fuel cost pressures.

Retailers in Singapore are increasingly adopting QR code payment systems, driven by rising transaction fees associated with traditional payment methods.

A man in Singapore has been sentenced to four years in jail for his role in helping a scam syndicate register 574 SIM cards.

An article investigates the reasons behind the significant appreciation and 'cult' following for Japanese-style two-piece suits among consumers in Singapore.

Seoul-based Singaporean actress Elaine Wong has relocated to Jeju Island, seeking an escape from urban city life.

The Lyrids meteor shower is expected to light up Singapore's skies from April 17 to 26, offering residents a chance to catch 'shooting stars'.

A seized oil tanker located near the Singapore coast is now reportedly seen as a more lucrative asset.

Approximately 150 residents were evacuated after a fire erupted in a condominium located in Choa Chu Kang, Singapore.

An analysis explores the potential implications of a war in Iran for Singapore, prompting questions about the city-state's preparedness and response.

Singapore's government facilities are reducing electricity consumption to boost energy resilience, including setting air-conditioning temperatures to 25°C or higher and turning off non-essential equipment, in response to the Middle East conflict tightening global fuel supplies.

A commentary from the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies argues that Singapore cannot rely solely on imports for energy security, highlighting how the Iran war has shifted focus to energy transition beyond just climate goals.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is conducting a review of GIRO payment safeguards in collaboration with banks to enhance security measures.

A lawyer representing Bloomberg has issued a denial, stating that an article published by the outlet concerning Good Class Bungalows (GCBs) did not specifically target Singaporean minister K. Shanmugam.

Singapore has passed a new Bill to establish a Veterinary Council, aiming to raise standards in the sector. The council will be responsible for managing registration, setting education requirements, and investigating misconduct among veterinarians.

A 38-year-old woman has been charged with careless driving causing death and grievous hurt following a car accident in Chinatown that killed a 6-year-old girl. A gag order has been issued in connection with the case.

Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums in Singapore closed higher, with the Category A price increasing to S$118,000.

Fresh Laundry has been ranked #37 among the fastest growing companies in Singapore by The Straits Times for 2026. This recognition highlights the company's rapid expansion and success.

Dominic Khoo, a prominent investor in luxury watches in Singapore, is facing accusations of fraud from many clients who allege his business operated as a Ponzi scheme.

A video created by Singapore's Hougang Neighbourhood Police Centre, aimed at raising awareness about love scams, has achieved global viral status, attracting millions of views and celebrity fans like Bobby Berk and Andie Chen.

Singapore's Land Transport Authority has announced plans to build the nation's first 3D-printed concrete pedestrian bridge. Expected to be operational by 2028, the bridge aims to reduce travel time between Jurong West and Tengah.

Indonesian authorities have charged 19 individuals in connection with an alleged baby trafficking ring that reportedly sent infants to Singapore.

Singapore must be prepared for the effects of the war to persist for some time, says Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong.

Indian and Singaporean universities achieved many top positions in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject, highlighting a regional shift where South and Southeast Asia improved while East Asia's traditional powerhouses declined.

More than 30 Members of Parliament sought clarifications in Parliament after three ministerial statements on the impact of the conflict on Singapore.

A small clinical trial at Changi General Hospital in Singapore is investigating whether surgery typically used to treat fluid accumulation can help patients with Alzheimer's disease, with early results showing potential improvements in memory, mood, and cognition.

As the global energy crisis continues, countries like Singapore are unveiling measures to support households, while interactive maps illustrate the diverse strategies nations worldwide are adopting to mitigate the economic consequences.

Singapore's IMDA is set to release the results of its investigation into a recent Singtel service disruption, with Minister Josephine Teo indicating that 'strong regulatory action' could be taken against the telco.

Singapore's Ministry of National Development (MND) announced that HDB carpark spaces can be repurposed once demand stabilizes, emphasizing that lost income is not a factor in this decision.

The next tranche of S$500 in CDC vouchers will be brought forward to June this year.

Under a proposed law, Malaysian preclearance officers will have specific protections and immunities while performing duties in designated areas of Singapore's new Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System Link station.

Singapore Airlines has become the first international carrier to sell tickets for Sydney's new A$5.3 billion (US$3.7 billion) Western Sydney International Airport, announcing a daily 24-hour service to Changi from November 23.

Singapore is aggressively promoting itself as a business location, actively seeking investments from Swiss pharmaceutical and medical technology companies. Swiss firm Sonova, for example, is now developing hearing aids in Singapore with government support.

A new seven-part documentary, "Encounter Under The Stars," focuses on Singapore's homegrown Mandarin music movement, xinyao, featuring icons like Lee Wei Song and Lee Si Song.

Singaporean architect Lionel Leow argues for giving existing buildings a 'second life' rather than demolition, emphasizing sustainability and cultural memory through projects like Hong Leong Building.

A man has been arrested following an attempted robbery at a moneychanger in Simei, where he demanded Singaporean, Malaysian, and US dollars.

A brisk walking movement has been launched in northern Singapore, with new Healthy 365 features set to be piloted from June to promote public health.

Authorities in Singapore are planning to escalate and expedite action against a group of young, repeat offenders involved in vaping.

Buskers in Singapore are experiencing difficulties due to fewer spectators and the implementation of tighter rules. This has led to a challenging environment for street performers in the city-state.

A Singaporean drama series, "Highway to Somewhere," has drawn criticism from Malaysian organizations for allegedly depicting Malaysia as a hub for scam syndicates. Mediacorp, Singapore's national media network, has responded to the controversy.

Singapore plans to train at least 10,000 students over the next five years in physical AI, focusing on embedding artificial intelligence into robots, drones, and autonomous machines.

Singapore is set to reclaim land equivalent to half the size of Marina Bay as part of its ambitious Greater Southern Waterfront development project.

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has removed its ban on importing pork products from Taiwan, following the successful containment of an African swine fever outbreak.

A new pilot program aimed at encouraging responsible recycling has commenced in Tiong Bahru, Singapore, which includes the removal of traditional blue recycling bins.

The Straits Times offers an intimate look into the daily lives of street performers in Singapore, detailing their challenges and triumphs as they bring art to public spaces.

Singapore has not signed the convention on preventing violence and harassment in the workplace, leaving migrant workers largely dependent on their employers.

Singaporean police have issued a directive prohibiting the display of Israeli- or Palestinian-related symbols at an event scheduled for April 11 at Speakers’ Corner.

Commuters on Singapore's Circle Line can anticipate the introduction of new trains starting April 13, enhancing the public transportation experience.

New restrictions have been introduced on the number of power banks allowed on flights departing from Singapore, with an FAQ providing details on calculating device power ratings.

A suspected Sri Lankan overstayer was apprehended during an ICA operation in Singapore, reportedly found sleeping at an HDB rooftop garden.

A new halal-compliant ingredient has been developed in Singapore to assist seniors with chewing difficulties, allowing them to better enjoy their meals.

As homegrown brands like Tiger Beer shift production overseas, Singaporeans are debating whether these brands can retain their national identity. The discussion extends beyond economic factors to cultural ownership.

Singaporean minister Tan See Leng has publicly criticized a Bloomberg article, calling it 'pernicious' and implying it subtly suggested illegal actions on his part.

Singapore has enhanced its tertiary education subsidy scheme to provide better support for Malay students and their families. Additionally, a new committee will be formed to review recommendations from the government's Economic Strategy Review.

Mr. Tan Sin Heng Daniel, currently the Traffic Police Commander, will succeed Mr. Teo Chun Ching as the new chief executive of Singapore's Gambling Regulatory Authority on June 2.

Singapore's Prime Minister has assured Australia that fuel supplies will not be cut, following a new agreement between the two nations. The agreement states that both countries will make maximum efforts to meet each other’s energy security needs in refined fuels and LNG.

Batam continues to face a significant corruption problem, prompting advice for Singaporean travelers on how to handle bribery attempts and raising questions about the effectiveness of local reforms.

The prime ministers of Singapore and Australia held a joint press conference, following pledges last month to strengthen energy supply chain resilience.

Singapore and Cambodia have signed an agreement aimed at bolstering food security between the two nations. Under the terms, Cambodia will provide rice to Singapore on mutually agreed terms if requested.

The Singapore Dollar has experienced weakening against other currencies, a development attributed to fluctuating market sentiment. This reflects the currency's sensitivity to broader economic and investor confidence trends.

Digital Realty is expanding its data center footprint in Singapore, bringing total investments to nearly S$7 billion. This move aims to support the growing demand for low-latency, high-performance infrastructure as AI transitions from development to deployment.

The CEO and CFO of Singapore-listed Olam Group are set to step down from their current roles to focus on the Saudi-backed Olam Agri entity.

Young Singaporeans recount their best and worst moments with their siblings, offering insights into family dynamics and relationships.

Amid an ongoing energy crunch and rising energy prices, Singapore is taking steps to conserve energy. Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong encouraged residents to use fans, and now government employees are asked to work in offices set to 25C to reduce air-conditioning costs, reflecting the nation's deep reliance on air conditioning and Asia's dependence on Gulf oil.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's trip to Singapore includes discussions on the lasting economic effects of the Middle East war, particularly its implications for Australia's fuel supply.

Singapore stocks experienced a downturn, with the Straits Times Index (STI) falling by 0.4% on April 9.

Bloomberg's lawyer has challenged Singapore's K. Shanmugam to specify the falsehoods in an article he deemed 'completely false,' with Shanmugam stating the article omitted details on Singapore’s strict anti-money laundering checks in property transactions.

The Singapore Literature Prize has revealed significant changes to its format and an increase in the prize money awarded to winners.

Paragon and chef Janice Wong have collaborated to reveal Singapore's largest chocolate art installation, showcasing a unique artistic creation.

Singapore Prime Minister Wong stated that recent conflicts demonstrate the evolution of warfare, underscoring the importance for Singapore to develop its defense capabilities.

Cognition, a company supported by Peter Thiel, is expanding its presence in Asia by opening new offices in Japan and Singapore.

Analysts forecast that Singapore and the broader Asian region will not see quick relief from high oil and LNG prices, citing an uncertain return to normal supply conditions.

A 24-year-old worker was found unconscious and later pronounced dead inside a stainless steel pipe at a shipyard in Tuas, Singapore, prompting an investigation by the Ministry of Manpower.

Amid an ongoing fuel crisis in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, Singapore government offices have been instructed to reduce air-conditioning usage. This measure aims to conserve energy during the crisis.

Japanese companies Itochu and Sankyu have announced plans to jointly acquire SWTS, a plant repair firm based in Singapore.

The Singapore Contractors Association has highlighted the need for assistance for both public and private sector projects, citing significant increases in operational costs.

A property known as 'Banker's Sweetheart' continues to attract admirers in Singapore, suggesting sustained interest in the real estate market.

The Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) has announced its upcoming season, which includes performances by TwoSet Violin, Nathania Ong, and a seven-city China tour with Chloe Chua.

A man has been accused of molestation and harassment incidents that occurred at government-related facilities, as reported by The Straits Times.

Pony.ai has officially launched its robotaxi service in Singapore, expanding its autonomous vehicle operations.

Singaporean minister K. Shanmugam alleges that Bloomberg lied to his press secretary and states that the news agency's failure to remove an article constitutes grounds for aggravated damages in their ongoing legal dispute.

The family of an Indonesian girl who died in a Chinatown accident has expressed gratitude to the Singaporean public for their support.

Esquire Singapore has responded to criticism regarding its March cover story featuring an AI-generated interview with actor Mackenyu, calling it a "deliberate creative decision."

The Royal Shakespeare Company is staging a show in Singapore that features impressive puppets, including a 4.8-meter-tall representation of The BFG.

A 38-year-old woman has been charged with careless driving causing death and grievous hurt following a car accident in Chinatown that killed a 6-year-old girl. A gag order has been issued in connection with the case.

A man has been arrested at his Potong Pasir home in Singapore for possessing prohibited weapons and offensive items.

Economists are expressing concerns about Singapore's economic growth, with Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong acknowledging a likely slowdown due to global trade and energy disruptions. Most analysts are currently holding off on revising their forecasts despite the warnings.

Singapore’s economy will inevitably be hit by the global energy crunch even though it is in a better position to deal with the crisis compared with its neighbours, according to analysts, as the city…

Pony.ai has advanced its autonomous vehicle (AV) rollout in Singapore by securing regulatory approval to offer by-invite rides.

New legislation has been introduced to manage incidents on RTS Link trains and to delineate the powers of Malaysian officers operating within Singapore, addressing cross-border operational protocols.

Real estate asset manager Vestas Investment Management has announced a strategic partnership with Singaporean real estate investment firm City Developments Limited to focus on domestic hospitality investments.

Singaporean authorities are reviewing telecommunications resilience regulations in the wake of a recent outage experienced by Singtel, aiming to prevent future service disruptions.

Malaysia is in the process of drafting a new National Harmony and Reconciliation Commission (SKRN) bill, drawing inspiration from countries like Singapore, Australia, and Zimbabwe, with a focus on mediation over punishment.

Singapore is launching a new industry-led initiative to equip 10,000 students with the necessary skills to manage autonomous machines and 'physical AI' in the real world.

Singapore, ranked the world's second-richest country, will provide S$1,000 (US$777) to eligible large families for each third and subsequent child aged one to six. This initiative, part of broader efforts, is scheduled for April 28.

Data center operator AirTrunk has reportedly engaged banks for a potential listing in Singapore, which sources suggest could raise more than $1.3 billion.

A commentary from James Cook University in Singapore suggests demarketing measures to curb the hype and reduce consumer addiction to blind boxes.

Three men have been arrested in Singapore for suspected armed robbery near Farrer Park.

The Australian Prime Minister's fuel deal with Singapore is being scrutinized, with suggestions of "mutual back-scratching" involved in the agreement.

Johor's economic adviser has warned that the state must refine its cross-border economic strategy and policy clarity to prevent a talent drain to Singapore, especially with the upcoming RTS link.

A new economic zone between Johor, Malaysia, and Singapore is progressing, promising potential benefits for jobs, wages, and regional growth through multi-stakeholder collaboration.

The Australian government has initiated an advertising campaign encouraging drivers to reduce fuel consumption as the country grapples with a persistent fuel supply crisis. This comes as Prime Minister Albanese's recent visit to Singapore did not result in immediate diesel shipments.

A ceiling panel fell in Square 2 mall in Singapore, likely due to prolonged moisture exposure, but fortunately, no injuries were reported.

A 61-year-old aeronautical engineer runs a decades-old hobby shop in Katong, Singapore, dedicated to keeping hands-on activities like model-building alive for the community amidst increasing online engagement.

A driver of a Singapore-registered car has become the first person arrested in Johor, Malaysia, under a new rule restricting RON95 petrol sales.

Singapore is enhancing its sarcoma care through a coordinated, multidisciplinary approach. This initiative aims to improve treatment and support for patients with sarcoma.

Singapore has not signed the convention on preventing violence and harassment in the workplace, leaving migrant workers largely dependent on their employers.

An initiative in Singapore is empowering special needs youth by providing opportunities through the operation of vending machines.

Commuters in Singapore can anticipate the introduction of new trains on the Circle Line, which are scheduled to begin service from April 13.

A new condominium launch at East Coast Park in Singapore is being highlighted for offering good value to potential buyers.

Singapore is actively working to establish itself as a leading growth capital hub and to create a robust pipeline for future company listings.

Singaporeans are making daily adjustments, such as sharing rooms to save on air-conditioning and driving less, as they feel the ripple effects of the global energy crisis exacerbated by the conflict in the Middle East.

A man in Singapore has been sentenced to 31 months in jail, a record sentence for animal abuse, after torturing and stabbing multiple cats, and is also disqualified from owning any animal for 12 months upon release.

Lim Tean, a prominent lawyer and politician in Singapore, has been officially declared bankrupt.

A former Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) captain, already facing cheating accusations, is now also alleged to have distributed vape items at Nee Soon Camp.

A prime minister's visit to Singapore is highlighted for its focus on fuel-related discussions. The visit likely aims to secure energy resources or discuss energy policy with the island nation.

Singapore has effectively guaranteed fuel supply, a development Australian Prime Minister Albanese described as a "win-win" during his trip. This agreement strengthens energy security and bilateral relations.

Singapore Airlines' low-cost subsidiary, Scoot, is launching new flights to Belitung and Pontianak in Indonesia and increasing frequencies across Asia and Europe from April to June 2026.

The Singapore Yachting Festival, held in Sentosa, is highlighting several superyachts and showcasing the luxury lifestyle associated with the event. The festival serves as a prominent platform for the yachting industry in the region.

Tickets for K-pop group EXO's concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on July 26 will go on sale from April 20, with prices starting at S$248.

District 15 in Singapore continues to be a highly sought-after residential area, known for its timeless character, modern conveniences, and spacious homes. It attracts families seeking charm, comfort, and strong community connections.

Mao Ting, a Singaporean mother, developed the regional footwear brand Sunnystep after a spinal injury caused chronic pain and made walking difficult. The brand now has 17 outlets across Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

An inside look at a pre-dawn operation by Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) reveals the planning, risks, and challenges involved in tracking down and arresting individuals who have overstayed their visas.

Following a landmark US trial, there is growing worldwide momentum to regulate social media platforms for their addictive features, with Singapore positioned to join this global trend.

Australia's Prime Minister Albanese has arrived in Singapore for talks, emphasizing strategic alignment between the two countries. Meanwhile, a search for a missing fisherman off Coffs Harbour, NSW, has been suspended.

The Africa–China Centre for Policy & Advisory (ACCPA) participated in a high-level roundtable at the National University of Singapore, where its Executive Director delivered an intervention on Africa's strategic repositioning.

Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong encouraged Singapore residents to conserve energy by using fans instead of air-conditioning and opting for public transport over personal vehicles to alleviate pressure from an ongoing energy crunch.

Normal MRT service on Singapore's Circle Line (CCL) is scheduled to resume on April 10, following a period of shorter rail service on weekends which will continue until May 17.

Traveler Žana Belousova describes her trip to Cape Town as one of the most impressive experiences, blending comfort, wild nature, and vivid social contrasts, calling it a better version of London and Singapore.

Singer Eric Chou is scheduled to bring his concert tour to Singapore for the third time, delighting local fans.

A new not-for-profit private hospital is planned for eastern Singapore, aiming to provide residents with a lower-cost option for private healthcare, according to Health Minister Ong Ye Kung.

The Singapore Art Book Fair has withdrawn its 'Walking Exhibitor' open call for its 2026 edition following public backlash, which had proposed participants display and sell publications using portable cases instead of traditional booths.

NSG Bio and Charles River have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance support for biotech innovation in Singapore.

Taxi and private-hire drivers in Singapore view a S$200 payout as a helpful gesture but not a long-term solution, as many report increased daily petrol expenses due to rising prices.

Middle East conflict has elevated global security threat landscape, including for S’pore: Shanmugam  The Straits Times

Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo stated that The Online Citizen (TOC) continues to spread false and misleading content despite multiple POFMA correction directions, emphasizing the need for print correction notices.

The Italian Embassy in Singapore organized an event for the tenth edition of Italian Design Day in the World, focusing on design and contemporary art as tools for international dialogue.

Tinder has launched facial verification in Singapore as part of a global initiative aimed at rooting out scams and enhancing user security on the platform.

Indonesian prosecutors have charged 19 individuals with human trafficking for their alleged involvement in a scheme to buy babies from new parents and sell them for profit to clients both domestically and in Singapore.

The National Arts Council and Goodman Arts Centre's operator will defer a planned rent hike for tenants, citing economic uncertainty stemming from the Middle East conflict.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and local banks are undertaking a review of safeguards for the GIRO payment system, considering measures such as allowing customers to set monthly limits on transactions.

Singapore's Vivian Balakrishnan stated that the nation will not negotiate for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz as a matter of principle.

The ArtScience Museum in Singapore is currently hosting an exhibition that delves into the exploration of the human body across different historical periods.

An annual survey by Singapore's ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute reveals that Southeast Asia has narrowly swung back to favoring China over the US if forced to choose, reflecting shifting regional sentiment amidst intensifying great power competition. The survey also indicates Singapore ranks first for regional leadership, while Trump tops Southeast Asia concerns.

The Singapore government plans to share increases in diesel and bitumen costs with contractors for key public projects.

Singapore's Ministry of Manpower (MOM) is set to review and broaden its 'return-to-work' support programs, extending assistance beyond workplace injuries to include workers recovering from serious illnesses, a suggestion put forth by NTUC.

Singapore's stock market experienced a decline, with the STI down 0.3%, as investors reacted to the ongoing stand-off between the United States and Iran.

Singaporean minister K. Shanmugam has alleged that Bloomberg had an agenda to publish news about his Good Class Bungalow sale, claiming the media outlet was "laying a trap" by seeking his comment.

Taiwanese group F4 and Ashin from Mayday are scheduled to perform in Singapore as part of their 'F*Forever' tour.

Prosecutors revealed an Indonesian baby trafficking syndicate sold 34 babies, with at least 10 of them trafficked to Singapore using fake identities and forged birth certificates.

The United States has retracted an 'inaccurate statement' regarding Singapore's trade surplus, with the Singaporean government set to attend hearings on related probes.

Singapore's Coordinating Minister for National Security stated that while no drastic energy measures are yet needed due to long-term strategy, citizens should be prepared for potential disruptions to food supply due to the Middle East conflict.

Two Singaporean professionals were fined RM1,000 each and ordered to perform six hours of community service for littering cigarette butts outside a mall in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

Singapore announced that the United States has removed an inaccurate trade figure following ongoing probes, addressing concerns about data accuracy.

A Singaporean minister has stated that the global markets have not fully priced in the worst-case scenario of a potential war, indicating concerns about underestimation of geopolitical risks.

A new 'no politics' rule at a Kenyan Drama Festival led to a school's disqualification for mentioning 'Singapore,' a change seemingly introduced after a controversial spectacle last year involving Butere Girls.

Singapore has introduced Corenet X, a digital regulatory ecosystem designed to streamline approval processes across key agencies for new construction projects. This initiative aims to enable earlier coordination, clearer feedback, and faster project delivery.