The Seletar Mall will host an overnight indoor skatecross race from May 8 to 9, featuring inline skating tryouts, demonstrations, and late-night shopping and dining.

A strategic consultancy managing director warns that hostile information campaigns, often using cheap and anonymous inauthentic news sites, are an evolving threat to Singapore.

The majority of primary schools in Singapore are projected to have smaller Primary 1 cohort sizes starting in 2027, a change attributed to evolving demographic trends.

A new eight-week course has been introduced to assist Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in effectively deploying artificial intelligence solutions, fostering digital transformation.

Singapore stocks fell by 0.6% as the conflict in the Middle East entered its third month, reflecting ongoing market concerns related to geopolitical tensions.

Starhub has announced the appointment of Matt Williams to the position of Deputy CEO.

The production 'Lush Life' delves into Singapore's nascent pop music scene, focusing on the lives and contributions of prominent figures like Jacintha Abisheganaden and Dick Lee.

Residents along Rowell Road in Singapore are experiencing a nightly surge of Culex mosquitoes, prompting the National Environment Agency (NEA) to identify seven breeding sites and take action against those responsible.

Singapore will roll out electric vehicle fast chargers at six HDB car parks and two sports centres, including locations in Yishun, Tampines, Hougang, and Woodlands.

A Singapore firm, SATS, issued an apology after a video circulated showing one of its baggage handlers roughly tossing luggage at Changi Airport. The incident prompted concerns about baggage handling practices and led to an apology from the company.

Singapore is experiencing a notable increase in the number of babies born to mothers in their 40s, reflecting changing demographic trends and family planning choices in the city-state.

A new report emphasizes the critical need for strategic health investment, stronger care pathways, multisectoral partnerships, and coordinated regional policy to reduce breast cancer mortality across Southeast Asia.

Australian pop-rock band 5 Seconds Of Summer has announced a concert in Singapore, scheduled for November 16 at The Star Theatre.

Shops along Singapore's iconic Bugis Street are reportedly shutting down as retail demand continues to shift.

The novel 'The Albatross File' has been awarded the prestigious Book of the Year title at the Singapore Book Awards.

K-pop group Le Sserafim is scheduled to return to Singapore for a show on November 28, with a VR concert also set to screen at GV cinemas in May and June.

The animated feature film 'The Violinist' has made history at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival by becoming the first Singaporean film to be selected for the main competition. This marks a significant achievement for Singaporean cinema on the international stage.

Singapore's Energy Market Authority (EMA) announced plans to conduct a feasibility study on deploying geothermal energy to generate electricity within the country.

Strategic job rotations and autonomous robot trials: How these shape the way staff dream up Sentosa’s future  The Straits Times

Sentosa Island has introduced a new picturesque posting box at Palawan Beach, allowing visitors to send postcards worldwide while enjoying views of the South China Sea.

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.

A trend in Singapore shows more young couples are seeking premarital counselling to address compatibility issues, including finances and career aspirations, before marriage.

Actress-baker Jeanette Aw reported losing S$8,000 after her patisserie's delivery partner allegedly absconded with the money, leading her to become more cautious in her business operations.

Most stores on Level 2 of Bugis Street are closing down as their leases expire. The space is set to be redeveloped into a new youth-focused concept.

Office workers in Southeast Asia are enduring sweltering conditions due to an energy-saving drive implemented during an abnormally hot weather period. The prolonged shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz is cited as a factor draining energy reserves.

Sentosa is implementing strategic job rotations and conducting trials with autonomous robots to shape its future development and enhance staff innovation.

The article explores the factors and initiatives that are successfully drawing young talent to work at DSO National Laboratories.

Changi Airport is set to debut new arts offerings, including live poetry performances, starting from the second half of 2026, enhancing the cultural experience for travelers.

An analysis compares Amazon and Sea Limited to determine which company presents a better investment opportunity as a growth stock at the current time.

Singapore and Shanghai are participating in Milan Design Week, with Singapore presenting 'Prototype Island' to explore new living concepts and Shanghai showcasing its ancient heritage.

Construction of the Jurong Region Line has not been affected, said LTA, while PUB said no sensitive data from Changi NEWater Factory 3 was compromised after the incident involving Shanghai Tunnel…

According to a Bain report, Singapore continues to be a significant private equity hub. However, the growth in data center development is observed to be shifting to other regions.

A 70-year-old man who went missing on April 24 was found dead two days later in Marina East, Singapore.

An investment banking chief predicts that the Singapore Exchange (SGX) could see a fivefold increase in China listings over the next few years. This projection highlights growing interest from Chinese companies in listing on the SGX.

Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau and British authorities successfully collaborated to dismantle a transnational drug trafficking network. The cross-border operation led to significant arrests and seizures.

How did the former footballers end up selling chee cheong fun?

Singapore anticipates heavy traffic at its Woodlands and Tuas land checkpoints during the upcoming Labour Day long weekend, following a similar surge of over 1.4 million travelers during the recent Good Friday holiday.

The ASEAN Youth Fellowship program has helped three Singaporean participants find new perspectives on impact, community, and their role in the region, fostering connections among young people.

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.

A commentary suggests that flexible time arrangements, rather than working from home, are more beneficial for Singaporean employees with parenting and caregiving responsibilities.

The first private condominium in Tengah, Singapore, has seen overwhelming demand, with nearly all units sold out during its launch weekend, indicating a strong property market.

Several prominent shopping malls in Singapore are undergoing ownership changes, with Paragon and i12 Katong having been sold. Additionally, the White Sands mall has been put up for sale, indicating significant activity in the retail property market.

Singapore's Malay Heritage Centre has reopened, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong highlighting its role in capturing the community's evolution from diverse roots to a shared sense of home and a unique 'Singaporean Malay culture'.

Singaporean minister Ong Ye Kung has called for the Chinese language to be used more in real-life situations, rather than primarily focusing on its use in examinations. He emphasized the importance of making Chinese a living language.

Class 95 has successfully set a new record for the largest gathering of people eating chicken rice. The event brought together a significant number of participants to achieve this unique milestone.

Montfort Secondary School will start accepting female students by the time the first batch of girls from the primary school graduate, says St Gabriel’s Foundation chairman Lim Boon Heng.

Rare manuscripts by renowned wuxia authors Jin Yong and Gu Long are currently on display as part of a wuxia exhibition, which is a component of Singapore's City Reading@SG festival.

Veterinarians in Singapore provide a range of services including surgical procedures, behavioral therapy for pets, and efforts to safeguard animal welfare.

Twitch streamer iGumdrop, known for her cooking streams, is now a contestant on MasterChef Global Gauntlet, where she impressed Gordon Ramsay with her wagyu beef satay.

The ComLink+ social support scheme in Singapore has demonstrated its effectiveness in making a tangible difference in the lives of lower-income families, though structural challenges still complicate their path out of hardship.

The opening of Subdued, a new fast fashion brand, in Singapore has generated considerable public interest and discussion, reflecting current trends in the retail sector.

Singapore Police successfully intervened to prevent losses totaling $2.86 million from various cryptocurrency scams.

Plaza Singapura and The Atrium@Orchard, two prominent shopping malls, are set to undergo a S$160 million revamp. The renovation plans include "floating gardens" and enhanced experiential options for shoppers.

Canadian rock band Simple Plan is set to perform their largest concert in Singapore yet at the Indoor Stadium in November, much to the excitement of fans.

Singapore has signed a new five-year framework with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to guide medium-term technical cooperation and identify priority areas for nuclear technology transfer and resources to support national development.

A married Singaporean man was sentenced to jail for bigamy after secretly marrying a domestic helper in Batam, Indonesia, a case flagged by the Ministry of Manpower.

Singapore's HDB resale prices experienced a 0.1% dip in the first quarter, marking the first decline in nearly seven years. Meanwhile, private home prices saw a 0.9% increase during the same period.

This article provides details behind the decision of Singaporean authorities to block six specific websites.

A special education teacher in Singapore successfully transformed her YouTube-taught art hobby into a side hustle, earning $13,000 annually by selling her artwork.

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.

The Mind Cafe, a popular board game cafe, announced it will close its flagship outlet at 60A Prinsep Street on May 23 after operating for 21 years.

An analysis suggests that Singapore is increasingly becoming a neutral territory for artificial intelligence companies seeking to navigate the intensifying technological competition between China and the United States.

Sunset Hospitality Group CEO Antonio Gonzalez details the company's expansion plans for Mett Hotels and other lifestyle brands, including new openings in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Australia.

Robinhood Markets has received in-principle approval from Singapore regulators to offer brokerage services in the country, marking an expansion of its international operations.

Singapore's employment growth slowed in the first quarter, with unemployment rates and retrenchments remaining stable, though the Ministry of Manpower warns that hiring could soften further.

Food manufacturing in Singapore is shifting away from competing on volume and price, instead focusing on higher-value functions and creating specialized jobs, according to industry players.

Both Türkiye and Singapore reported record-high demand for gold in the first quarter, with Singapore seeing unprecedented demand for gold bars and coins.

Singapore's street culture convention, Culture Cartel, has announced a partnership with Wicked Wallop to host its biggest edition yet in 2027.

Singapore has formed a new workgroup to examine factors contributing to its declining fertility rate, including costs, housing, and workplace practices, with a full report expected in early 2027.

A 23-year-old Malaysian man, who acted as a money mule collecting cash from purported brokerage service investors, has been sentenced to jail and caning in Singapore under an updated law targeting scam syndicates.

Singstat reports that 5% of common household items in Singapore, including coffee and shampoo, have been affected by 'shrinkflation,' where product sizes decrease while prices remain the same or increase.

The Singapore-produced film 'The Violinist,' set across 20th-century Singapore and Malaya, has been chosen to compete in the main competition of the prestigious Annecy Animation Film Festival 2026.

Police have concluded their investigation into SPH Media's circulation figures, announcing that no further action will be taken. The probe had examined discrepancies in the media company's reported numbers.

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 local artist in Singapore has garnered online praise for creating manga that depicts everyday life in the city-state, offering a relatable backdrop for fans.

Rappler was recognized for its flood control crowdsourcing, while CNA received an award for its app revamp, both at the Digital Media Awards Asia.

Singaporean logistics companies are exploring cost-cutting measures amid the energy crisis, while some firms adopting electric vehicles and solar panels are expanding their operations.

Some shareholders have voiced concerns to CapitaLand Investment regarding the potential merger with Mapletree, suggesting it may not be a suitable fit.

Singapore and France are set to discuss mutual security concerns, including issues such as scams and radicalisation.

The Indian envoy to Singapore stated that IOS Sagar sends a strong message of collective commitment from its partners, emphasizing cooperation.

MoneyMax deal signals how big-money funds are taking bigger role in Singapore stock market  The Straits Times

The European Union's top diplomat has called on Southeast Asian countries to explore alternatives to Russian oil. This appeal comes amid global efforts to reduce reliance on Russian energy.

The 23rd edition of the Singapore HeritageFest will run from May 1 to 24, featuring over 100 programs that celebrate and highlight the country's maritime heritage, including workshops on seafaring practices and guided tours.

Singaporean authorities confiscated S$400,000 in criminal proceeds from a Malaysian man, Diong Gin Ing, at the Tuas Checkpoint. The money was found in a bag in the boot of his car upon entry.

A woman is suing Prudential, seeking a payout for brain surgery, and has questioned the insurer's head of life claims in court. Prudential has responded to the lawsuit regarding the disputed claim.

A report examines the physical, emotional, and financial burdens faced by individuals undergoing assisted reproductive journeys in Singapore, particularly those seeking private treatment.

Singapore's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim, stated at a UN debate that freedom of passage in international waterways is a 'right not privilege'.

Police in Singapore have arrested 11 men as part of a regional crackdown on online child abuse, which has led to 326 arrests across the region. The individuals are being investigated for producing, possessing, accessing, and distributing child sexual abuse materials.

Chinatown Singapore's Five Footway Festival is making a return, featuring street performances and various cultural experiences for visitors.

This article highlights the career growth of a female engineer who has been instrumental in the projects of a Singaporean builder responsible for iconic landmarks like Gardens by the Bay and Jewel Changi Airport.

The Straits Times reports on the list of Singapore's best employers for the year 2026, recognizing companies for their outstanding workplace practices.

Sprinklers in the Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE) tunnel were activated in response to an early morning fire. Emergency services were deployed to manage the incident.

A car veered onto a pavement in Tampines, Singapore, and subsequently crashed into a fence belonging to Temasek Polytechnic following an accident.

ASEAN ministers have agreed to safeguard regional energy security through strengthened cooperation, timely policy responses, and engagement with dialogue partners, amidst Middle East tensions.

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.

Southeast Asian tech giant Sea Limited is reportedly building its own artificial intelligence models specifically tailored for the region's diverse markets and languages.

Some people said they were charged multiple times but did not get confirmation of their registration.

Electric Vehicles now account for about 60% of all new car registrations in Singapore, marking a significant shift in the automotive market. Chinese manufacturer BYD has emerged as a major player, representing nearly one in four new cars sold in the city-state.

The first private condominium in Tengah, Tengah Garden Residences, saw a 99 percent sales rate at its launch over the weekend. 853 of its 863 units were sold by Sunday afternoon.

A task force in Tampines Changkat, Singapore, has caught more than 7,000 cicadas. The operation aims to manage the insect population in the area.

Canadian pop-punk band Simple Plan will perform in Singapore this November as part of their "Bigger Than You Think" world tour, celebrating their 25th anniversary.

Singapore is providing a cultural pass that allows residents to enjoy local Chinese arts events for free.

A former San Francisco resident, who paid $5,000 in rent, has become a homeowner in Singapore and is reportedly considering giving up his US passport, highlighting a significant lifestyle and financial change.

Conservation efforts are underway in Southeast Asia to protect giant clams from extinction. These initiatives focus on combating poaching, enhancing restoration projects, and securing necessary funding.

Singapore's PAP climate action group has initiated a community push, drawing 800 participants to an event in Tiong Bahru to promote environmental efforts.

Singapore's Prime Minister Wong and Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi exchanged congratulatory letters to commemorate 60 years of diplomatic relations between their two nations.

Retired fire hoses from Changi and Seletar airports in Singapore have been creatively upcycled into hammocks for lions and monkeys.

The cashback will help consumers "defray the cost of everyday items such as groceries and food", and will also include S$3 cashback at hawker stalls and heartland shops every Saturday.

This article features expats who have made homes overseas, sharing their personal experiences and insights into what it's truly like to live abroad.

The Straits Times published a compilation of its most popular articles for the week ending April 25, 2026, offering readers a summary of key news and features.

A 62-year-old motorcyclist was transported to the hospital following a collision with a car on North Bridge Road in Singapore.

Singapore's dining scene sees new developments in sushi, with several new restaurant openings and updated menus being introduced.

Singapore's Esplanade hosted a vibrant performance titled 'Giants and looping rhythms,' captivating audiences with its spectacle.

Singapore, the world's largest ship refuelling port, is reportedly replacing lost oil cargoes from the Middle East with Russian fuel oil as the ongoing Iran war continues to destabilize global energy markets.

A man has been arrested in Singapore for allegedly gaining unauthorized remote access to a media-content server, downloading an upcoming "Avatar: The Last Airbender" film, and subsequently posting it online. This article provides further details on the arrest for illegal server access.

Young adults in Singapore are reportedly struggling in the contemporary dating scene, citing difficulties in finding partners who share their values and forming genuine connections that lead to commitment, despite having more choices.

Singapore's Certificate of Entitlement (COE) quota for the May to July period has increased by 1.2% compared to the previous quarter. Category B supply will rise by 7%, while Category A numbers will see a slight decrease of about 2%.

A British woman, featured in the Netflix show 'Con Mum,' has been handed 34 additional charges in Singapore. The new charges add to her ongoing legal troubles in the city-state.

Mynt CEO Martha Sazon, speaking at CNBC’s CONVERGE LIVE in Singapore, highlighted how fintech and government initiatives are helping to alleviate the burden of rising oil prices on consumers.

Rahasya has made history as the first Singaporean fragrance brand to launch its products in Britain's prestigious Selfridges department store. This marks a significant milestone for the brand's international expansion.

Dionne Marie Hanna, featured in Netflix's 'Con Mum', faces new charges with alleged victim count rising to 14, accused of defrauding them by claiming to be a wealthy royal offering inheritance.

Growing expenses associated with raising children are deterring more couples from having them, contributing to Singapore's record-low total fertility rate, according to financial consultants.

Singapore, the world's largest ship refueling port, has increased its imports of Russian fuel oil in March and April as the ongoing conflict restricts supplies from the Middle East.

A Tanglin townhouse is being highlighted for its unique design that seamlessly blends sophisticated aesthetics with elements of childhood joy. The property offers a distinctive living experience.

Singapore has blocked six websites that were flagged for their potential use in hostile information campaigns, aiming to safeguard national security.

An analysis suggests Singapore is becoming a neutral hub for AI companies navigating the competition between China and the United States.

Singapore is implementing tightened regulations for massage parlours, requiring open-concept establishments to apply for licenses, a move welcomed by some but raising cost concerns for businesses.

According to a report, Robosense, a technology company, is planning to establish its first overseas manufacturing facility in Southeast Asia.

DBS Group announced its first-quarter profit beat analyst forecasts, driven by soaring wealth management fees. The bank also maintained its financial outlook for 2026.

This article suggests that despite the "Manus Mess," Singapore continues to maintain its strong appeal as a hub for startups. It examines the resilience of Singapore's startup ecosystem in the face of challenges.

Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan stated that the European Union and ASEAN must intensify their commitment to multilateralism as free trade faces increasing challenges. He emphasized the importance of cooperation between the two blocs in a fracturing global trade environment.

DEF CON Singapore is inviting hackers to participate in a challenge to break into security robots and electric vehicle chargers, aiming to identify vulnerabilities and improve cybersecurity.

Singapore's Changi Airport Terminal 3 is set for a significant upgrade, introducing advanced digital technology and robotics as a testbed for the upcoming Terminal 5.

T.H.E Dance Company is exploring new artistic frontiers by incorporating digital avatars into its latest tech-driven dance production.

A new Sanrio-themed boutique and cafe has opened at Universal Studios Singapore, bringing popular characters into the spotlight for visitors.

Singapore's Energy Market Authority is seeking bids from the private sector to build, own, and operate up to three new hydrogen-ready natural gas power plants to meet rising electricity demand.

Singapore's Ministry of Education announced that most primary schools will begin reducing their Primary 1 intake from the 2026 registration exercise, with cohort sizes shrinking from 2027. This measure aims to mitigate the need for school mergers and relocations as student numbers decline.

PayNow will discontinue its nickname or alias feature for users starting in June. This change is being implemented as a measure to combat impersonation scams.

A man has been sentenced to eight months in jail for stealing $750 and bank cards while on board a Scoot flight.

A growing number of Singaporean graduates, like a business major who became a barista, are choosing jobs below their qualifications, prioritizing personal meaning over traditional corporate careers.

The US power grid is reportedly unprepared for the projected 50 percent increase in global data center power demand by 2027, with AI workloads expected to account for a significant portion of this surge.

A NUS law professor suggests that the Singaporean government should support struggling private estates through improved regulations and targeted financing, rather than direct financial handouts.

The Strait of Malacca, a vital 900km freight corridor, is being discussed as a potential next global flashpoint. Experts are considering if it could become a new conflict zone for international trade.

Social media posts showing Singaporean politicians using public transport during the global energy crisis have divided public opinion, with some viewing it as leadership by example and others as mere showmanship.

Singaporean stocks experienced a decline as global oil prices continued to rise, impacting market performance.

Prosecutors are seeking the maximum jail term for a Singaporean accused of National Service evasion, after the court dismissed the defense's claim that Indonesian law prevented him from serving.

Researchers in Singapore have successfully programmed beneficial gut bacteria to prevent liver toxins from crossing the blood-brain barrier, potentially offering new therapeutic avenues.

Weekend services on Singapore's Thomson-East Coast and Downtown lines will be adjusted, ending earlier and starting later, to accommodate rail expansion works from May to September.

Market reforms are creating new avenues to tap local and regional equities, helping investors generate income and position themselves for growth, with opportunities increasingly shifting towards Singapore and the broader Asian market.

Singapore's Home Team is embarking on a technological advancement initiative, including the development of a space satellite, humanoid robots, and artificial intelligence. The first satellite is slated for launch in 2029, primarily to detect hazardous gas plumes.

Office workers across Southeast Asia are experiencing discomfort due to a combination of a severe heatwave and energy-saving measures that have reduced air conditioning.

Singapore's Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) reported that corruption cases in the country fell to a record low of 68 in 2025, despite observing an increase in the complexity of these cases.

South-east Asia office workers swelter in energy-saving drive, heatwave  The Straits Times

Singapore is interested in Thailand's Land Bridge project as a potential economic opportunity, though discussions remain at an early stage, government spokeswoman Rachada Dhnadirek said.

Duke-NUS Medical School is highlighted for its contributions to health solutions and ongoing research initiatives. The institution plays a key role in advancing medical knowledge and improving public health outcomes.

A cybersecurity incident has affected a contractor responsible for building Jurong Region Line (JRL) stations and a NEWater factory. Details regarding the nature and impact of the breach are under investigation.

Singapore's stock market experienced a decline, with the banking sector identified as the primary drag on overall performance. This downturn reflects broader market pressures impacting financial institutions.

A visiting Singaporean government minister expressed interest in Thailand's proposed one-trillion-baht Land Bridge megaproject, viewing it as a significant economic opportunity.

The Association of Banks in Singapore is actively monitoring potential threats posed by advanced frontier AI models to the financial sector.

Singapore-exclusive Hello Kitty and friends merchandise will be available from May as part of a collaboration with Coffee Bean.

A police officer in Singapore unlawfully obtained information for a friend, who subsequently used it to threaten a woman who had filed a police report.

Young people took center stage as Murasu 360 celebrated significant milestones of the Tamil Language Festival. The event highlighted the contributions and engagement of the youth in promoting the language.

Experts in Singapore emphasize the importance of shared responsibility and workplace support to improve the parenthood journey. This discussion is part of a series examining marriage, dating, and parenting trends, addressing issues like unequal partnerships and rising costs.

SPH Media is set to host a free travel fair on May 2 and 3, offering attendees attractive tour deals and travel packages.

Breathe Pilates has announced the relocation of its flagship outlet from Novena to United Square. This move signifies a change in location for their primary studio.

A Singaporean influencer reportedly injured their foot during a pull-up exercise, subsequently triggering a gout flare-up, leading to a cautionary tale about fitness and health.

Defense experts have warned about the security risks posed by fitness trackers in Singaporean military bases, citing global breaches involving platforms like Strava, with the Ministry of Defence acknowledging the concerns.

Singapore is set to begin a six-year study in 2026 aimed at protecting its south-west coast from the impacts of rising sea levels.

Crocs has launched a new takeback program, coinciding with the announcement and activities of the SG Chinese FunFest. These events were highlighted in local news coverage.

Singapore's approach to combating school bullying involves both corporal punishment, such as caning, and counselling services. The article includes a personal account of a teenage boy who faced bullying after intervening to help a classmate.

The Straits Times' April activity page for children offers an opportunity to learn about Singapore's native animal species.

Singapore's Prime Minister Wong highlighted that the revamped Malay Heritage Centre now better reflects the diverse origins of the Malay community and their shared sense of home.

A Singaporean man diagnosed with a fatal disease has launched a charitable fund, embodying his philosophy of living audaciously and giving generously.

A truck driver has been arrested after a fatal accident in Bukit Panjang resulted in the death of a 69-year-old pedestrian. Police are investigating the incident.

Evan Tangeman was sentenced to 70 months in jail for his role in a US crypto theft ring. Prosecutors stated he was well rewarded for his criminal conduct, including receiving a Lamborghini Urus purchased by co-defendant Malone Lam.

ONE Championship has announced CAA Brand Management as its official licensing agency in Asia, aiming to expand its brand presence.

Amid increasing complaints and crow attacks, an investigation suggests that easy access to food waste, possibly exacerbated by Singapore's tray return scheme, is fueling the crow population growth.

A commentary discusses the nuances of public transport etiquette, arguing that applying makeup on the MRT is acceptable while cutting nails is not, based on the principle of not bothering others.

Mobility scooter users in Singapore are reminded to obtain medical certification as stricter rules, requiring such documentation, are set to take effect on June 1.

A man has been sentenced to over six years in jail and caning for his involvement in a fatal fight that occurred on Geylang Road in Singapore.

A man was fined S$2,000 for failing to report an address change and subsequently using his outdated address to borrow money from moneylenders, which resulted in the new resident of his former flat receiving letters of demand.

Singaporean supermarket chain Sheng Siong has committed to keeping prices affordable for consumers. This pledge comes despite facing increased cost pressures attributed to the ongoing conflict in Iran.

The French luxury house Longchamp is bringing its traveling retail concept to Raffles City Shopping Centre in Singapore, featuring signature green interiors, leather goods, a cafe kiosk, and a photo booth.

Marina Bay Sands announced robust first-quarter earnings, though some unforeseen circumstances reportedly hindered its overall profit growth.

Global shipping leaders convened in Singapore to discuss how geopolitical disruption, regulatory uncertainty, decarbonisation, and digitalisation are reshaping the maritime industry, which faces increasing pressure across trade routes.

A love scam syndicate, operating for about a month and allegedly targeting Singaporean men, has been busted in Kelantan, Malaysia, leading to the arrest of 58 suspects. The scammers used women posing as Indonesians to emotionally manipulate victims.

The ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has brought renewed attention to the critical importance of the Malacca Strait for global trade. This vital shipping route is now under increased scrutiny for its potential risks and role in international commerce.

Singaporean 42-year-old goalie Hassan Sunny recounted the experience of unexpectedly helping his wife deliver their youngest daughter at home, then resorting to YouTube for guidance on what steps to take next. His daughter is now four years old.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) has launched an investigation into a student following the emergence of viral Telegram videos containing racist remarks.

Singaporean authorities have arrested a Portuguese man at Changi Airport following the seizure of over 36 kg of cannabis, with the suspect potentially facing the death penalty for drug smuggling.

A new wave of sandwich establishments is emerging, featuring innovative options like oxtail melts, fried chicken, brioche rolls, and affordable sliders.

The article explores insights derived from the toll-free shipping practices observed in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore.

Singapore has pledged US$100,000 to support humanitarian assistance efforts in Lebanon, with the funds designated for medical supplies, food, shelter, and hygiene needs for civilians.