Mark Ng and Ng Li Ying, a Singaporean husband-wife duo, successfully summited Mount Everest last month, joining a select group of Singaporeans to achieve the feat.

An increasing number of Muslim Singaporeans are traveling to Johor, Malaysia, to perform the Korban ritual for Hari Raya Haji. This trend allows them to experience the sacrifice in a more traditional 'kampung' (village) setting.

A new AI assistant is being introduced in Singapore to help individuals achieve their health goals as part of the Healthier SG initiative.

The SG Culture Pass has expanded, now offering Singaporeans access to over 2,600 eligible Singaporean literature titles across 15 participating bookstores with 46 outlets nationwide.

A report explores the current investment preferences and strategies adopted by young Singaporeans.

Young investors in Singapore are increasingly drawn to the local equities market, viewing it as a safe haven during turbulent times. Many are gaining experience through stock market competitions, indicating a growing interest in investing among the youth.

An article investigates the growing phenomenon of Singaporeans choosing to dine alone, exploring the reasons behind this social trend. It delves into the cultural and lifestyle factors contributing to solo dining experiences.

Despite a strong desire to marry, fewer young Singaporeans are actually tying the knot, prompting an examination of the factors influencing marriage, dating, and parenting trends in the country.

More Singaporeans are choosing to delay marriage and parenthood, a trend attributed to shifting priorities and modern dating pressures, which has ripple effects on family life.

As Singaporeans age and family sizes shrink, there is a growing need for end-of-life planning strategies to adapt to these demographic shifts.

Singapore's Senior Minister Lee stated that the government is ready to provide more assistance to citizens if the impact of the Iran war escalates.

Dozens of Singapore Airlines staff and crew were involved in operating SQ8001, the first of two repatriation flights launched by the national carrier to evacuate Singaporeans from a Middle East conflict zone.

Singapore will introduce changes to its National Service medical grading system for enlistees from October 2027, replacing the single Physical Employment Standard (PES) status with three sets of medical fitness information.

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 United States is reportedly losing its attractiveness as a travel destination for Singaporeans, with a phenomenon dubbed the "Trump slump" being identified as a contributing factor.

A new study indicates that one in five people in Singapore volunteered in 2025, with those possessing stronger social ties tending to volunteer more frequently.

Chongqing has reportedly surpassed Shanghai in consumer spending, with Singaporean consumers playing a role in this economic shift.

An increase in gold and silver prices has sparked a growing interest among young Singaporeans in vintage coins and collectibles, with many purchasing them as investments or for personal collections, particularly licensed pieces.

An analysis explores what Singaporeans' varied reactions to local wildlife, such as peregrine falcons, tapirs, crows, and cicadas, reveal about their connection and relationship with nature.

Units in SBF exercises are offered to all Singaporeans, not just those of original BTO launches: HDB  The Straits Times

From Cape Town to Kigali to Conakry, Singaporeans who have made Africa their home tell CNA TODAY how the continent is nothing like what most people might imagine it to be.

A second repatriation flight from Saudi Arabia is being planned for Mar 12.

He took a 90% pay cut to become an ‘afterlife agent’: Why young Singaporeans are talking about death  The Straits Times

Singapore police have seized assets worth US$390 million, including a yacht, cars, and properties, as part of an investigation into the alleged transnational scam syndicate Prince Group and its founder Chen Zhi. Three Singaporeans have been arrested in connection with the probe.

Singaporean police have arrested three individuals linked to a Cambodia-based scam syndicate and seized assets worth S$350 million, including cars and watches.

Even if market researcher Joey Lau were a millionaire and could devote all her time to her family, she still would not want children. The 34-year-old Singaporean said the risks facing young people…

The Singapore Embassy in Doha noted an alert issued by Qatari authorities: "Everyone must comply and stay in their homes or a safe place, and not go out except for extreme necessity until the danger…

Singapore's Prime Minister Wong stated that there will be no 'jobless growth' in Singapore, even as artificial intelligence reshapes the economy, and pledged to invest more deliberately in Singaporeans.

A suspected Filipino scammer has revealed details in court about a Cambodia-based syndicate that allegedly targeted victims in Singapore through a three-level scheme.

Two Singaporean individuals and an employment agency have been charged for making false work pass declarations and receiving kickbacks. The applications falsely stated workers would be food processing staff, but they were deployed to other locations like massage parlours.

Eight men, including two Singaporeans, were arrested in a drug raid at a Kuala Lumpur hotel following the death of a guest. The arrests are part of an investigation into drug-related activities.

The South China Morning Post has compiled seven significant stories from its past week's coverage of Asia. These highlights resonated with readers and shed light on topical issues, including climate in Southeast Asia and stereotypes about Singaporean work ethic.

Singapore is collaborating with Indonesia to provide assistance to its citizens impacted by the eruption of Mount Dukono. Nine Singaporeans were reportedly among 20 hikers on the volcano during the eruption.

The Straits Times warns the public about a surge in scams involving requests for ATM cash transfers and bank cards, with at least $5.4 million lost since April.

Over $1.8 million in discounts have been redeemed by Singaporeans to offset their MediShield Life premiums, indicating significant uptake of the financial assistance.

Three Chinese nationals were sentenced to jail in Singapore after travelling to the country to commit burglaries, inspired by social media videos showcasing wealthy Singaporeans.

Three individuals from Singapore are competing for a chance to appear on the American reality gameshow "Beast Games." They are currently in the running to secure a spot on the program.

An open casting call has been announced for Singaporean extras to participate in a new K-drama featuring stars Ju Ji-hoon and Lee Jun-ho. This opportunity allows local talent to be part of an international production.

A survey presented at ADEX 2026 by the Taiwan Tourism Administration indicates that nearly half of Singaporean divers are unaware of Taiwan's offerings as a diving destination, highlighting a potential for increased promotion.

Singaporeans are adjusting their daily routines to manage rising prices, which are attributed to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

The SG Youth Plan, Singapore's first national action blueprint, outlines aspirations and resources to empower young Singaporeans to thrive and contribute to society.

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.

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

Daily life in Singapore is being affected by the ongoing Iran war, with residents reporting increasing prices for various goods and services.

Three men aged between 23 and 29, and a 27-year-old woman, were arrested.

From a restaurateur who made the move more than a decade ago to a retiree who splits his time between two countries and a young designer settling in, three Singaporeans share why living in Chiang Mai…

The first RSAF evacuation flight from Saudi Arabia arrived in Singapore, bringing back Singaporeans stranded in the Middle East, with officials expressing gratitude for the successful mission.

From a high of RM3.55 to RM3.10 against the Singapore dollar, the ringgit's rally has been swift – and analysts say it may not be done.

Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong said the SGSecure initiative was being refreshed on its 10th anniversary to keep the message relevant and top of mind for Singaporeans.

A new digital tool has been launched in Singapore, allowing citizens to easily check the number of postpaid SIM cards registered under their name.

A report highlights how tech-savvy Singaporeans are becoming prime targets for sophisticated scams, despite their digital literacy.

Despite growing concerns over crime in Jakarta, the weakening Indonesian rupiah is drawing Singaporean visitors for shopping and dining, boosting tourism.

Eight individuals, including two Singaporeans, were arrested in a drug raid at a Kuala Lumpur hotel following the death of a 31-year-old Malaysian man.

Inspired by a mountaineering accident and high gear costs, two Singaporeans founded Goliath, an outdoor brand that has successfully raised S$80,000 to produce affordable, Himalayas-tested hiking equipment.

Singaporeans are pushing back against the stereotype of lacking ambition, warning that such a 'self-fulfilling bias' could negatively impact their job prospects.

A tragic car crash involving a Ferrari on the Johor Bahru-Mersing road in Johor, Malaysia, has claimed the lives of two Singaporean individuals. Reports confirm the fatalities from the incident.

Singaporean tourists are increasingly drawn to China, exploring destinations from Chongqing to Shanghai, attracted by value, convenience, cultural experiences, and a burgeoning luxury scene.

At least $5.4 million has been lost to scams involving requests for ATM cash transfers and bank cards in Singapore since April.

A growing trend shows more young people in Singapore are purchasing private properties, with some acquiring them for investment purposes. This indicates a shift in property ownership patterns among the younger demographic.

Influencer Nicole Liel, pro boxer Calros Ong, and content creator Willabelle Ong are among the Singaporeans competing for a chance to represent their country in Amazon Prime Video's reality game show, Beast Games.

A community initiative in Singapore has brought residents together to create 40 limited-edition Merlion collectibles using 1,200 recycled plastic bottles, promoting sustainability and local artistry.

Reports indicate that people in Singapore are placing thousands of dollars on bets related to future temperature predictions in the city-state.

Driven by lower costs and the desire to build their own ventures, some Singaporeans are transitioning from corporate careers to farming in Johor, Malaysia. They are sharing their experiences and advice on this significant lifestyle and career change.

Some Singaporean consumers are modifying their spending patterns in response to the Iran war, though many are maintaining essential comforts like air conditioning.

Joy Chee, co-founder of The Freestyle Farmers, is encouraging Singaporeans to cultivate their own food from their HDB apartment windows, demonstrating how to do so even without a backyard.

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.

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.

Malaysia has implemented a ban on foreign credit and debit cards at fuel pumps, though Singaporean motorists are still permitted to use their cards for RON97 petrol purchases.

Emily Yeo and Yeo Min founded the Museum of Food in Singapore after realizing many locals were unfamiliar with their own traditional dishes. The initiative aims to educate people about the ingredients, tools, and stories behind Singaporean food.

Mr Terry Xu and the publisher of The Online Citizen have also been issued a correction direction under POFMA.

Two Singaporean individuals who volunteered with an Israeli military-linked organization in 2016 were not involved in combat operations.

At least S$31,000 has been lost to scams involving the impersonation of educational institutions in Singapore within a period of under three weeks, prompting concerns about the rising prevalence of such fraudulent activities.

Kids, in this economy? Singaporeans on the barriers to having more children, if at all  The Straits Times

Singapore's total fertility rate has dropped to a record low of 0.87 in 2025, indicating a deepening demographic crisis. Despite years of government incentives like cash bonuses and childcare subsidies, many Singaporeans find the cost of parenthood too high.

More than 150 Singaporean citizens and their dependents have returned home on the first repatriation flight organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from Muscat, Oman, amidst rising tensions in the Middle East.

Singapore has announced that applications for Lasting Power of Attorney will now be permanently free for its citizens, as reported by The Straits Times.

The Singapore Embassy in Abu Dhabi advised Singaporeans in the UAE to visit the airline’s website immediately to secure tickets.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it is conducting a survey to gauge interest and stressed that no evacuation has been announced.

More consumers in Singapore are choosing live food stations over traditional buffets, even though these options come with higher costs due to increased labor requirements.

Singaporeans are being increasingly targeted by sophisticated tech scams, highlighting their vulnerability despite being tech-savvy.

MFA's advisory comes amid widespread violence following the killing of cartel boss Nemesio Oseguera, also known as El Mencho.