Mouka Limited celebrated its top distributors by sponsoring an all-expense-paid trip to Singapore, reinforcing its commitment to partners and expanding its network.

K-pop sensation I-dle captivated fans at the Singapore Indoor Stadium with their 'Syncopation' tour, showcasing powerful vocals and immense charisma, including a cover of JJ Lin.

Simon Trevor Wood, a 61-year-old expatriate in Singapore, has gained online fame for being spotted in public wearing a distinctive suit, leading a journalist to investigate his identity.

Four Singaporean makers are highlighted for creating handcrafted, everlasting flowers from materials like crocheted yarn, paper, and pipe cleaners, with some also offering workshops.

Despite the availability of cheaper and better solar panels, Singapore faces challenges in maximizing their adoption, with only about 8% of landed homes and condominiums having installed them as of 2025.

Three individuals have died after a supply boat sank off the Pasir Panjang Terminal following a collision. Rescue efforts were underway after the incident.

A photographer was fined S$15,000 after using a drone to capture footage that included parts of SAFTI and Pasir Laba Camp, restricted military areas in Singapore, while taking marketing photographs for a company.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is scheduled to deliver his third National Day Rally speech on August 23, an annual address outlining the government's plans and vision for Singapore.

Singaporean singer-actor Benjamin Kheng has denied using weight-loss medication, explaining that a serious cholesterol issue prompted him to make significant lifestyle changes. The 35-year-old was responding to online speculation about his health.

Genting Dream is celebrating its 10th anniversary with special sailings designed to cater to various traveler preferences, offering everything from wellness sessions and live entertainment to regional escapes across Southeast Asia.

Analysts suggest that Singapore's Orchard Road needs a concerted effort to reinvent itself to maintain its appeal and avoid being outpaced by growing shopping districts in other countries.

DBS Bank is expanding its services to offer tokenized physical gold to retail customers in Singapore. This move makes tokenized gold accessible to the mass market.

Three men in Singapore have been charged for their alleged involvement in a scheme to falsely declare China-made mattresses as Singapore goods, valued at US$18 million, in an attempt to evade US import duties.

Singapore's DBS bank announced plans to introduce tokenized physical gold offerings to its retail customers, leveraging blockchain technology for investment in precious metals.

A growing trend sees companies shifting operations from Singapore to Malaysia, attracted by lower costs, tax incentives, and access to a larger market.

Applied Materials is expanding its operations in Singapore, planning to create 1,000 new jobs to meet the growing demand for AI chips. Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong stated these roles offer Singaporeans opportunities in frontier technologies.

Shopee has cut jobs at its Singapore headquarters, affecting software engineers among others, as the company shifts towards an AI-driven strategy.

The Japanese film 'Magical Secret Tour', starring Kasumi Arimura, Haru Kuroki, and Sara Minami, is set in Singapore and follows three women whose lives intertwine through a gold-smuggling operation.

K-pop girl group Babymonster announced on Wednesday that they have added a second date to the Singapore leg of their upcoming 'Choom' world tour due to high demand.

Byeon Woo-seok, star of "Perfect Crown," has announced a fan meeting tour titled "The Secret Library," which will include a stop in Singapore on September 18.

Singapore has revealed three new MRT stations that will close the Circle Line loop, showcasing architecture and public art inspired by local community identity.

Singapore Airlines and Dallas-based Southwest Airlines have established an interline partnership, allowing travelers from Vietnam and across Asia to book a single ticket from Changi Airport to nearly 120 U.S. cities. This collaboration simplifies travel for passengers connecting between the two airlines' networks.

Singaporean designer Elisa Lim, through her brand Will and Well, is creating adaptive clothing for individuals with muscular dystrophy, stroke, autism, and other conditions, addressing challenges with traditional fashion.

Applied Materials, Inc. plans to expand its workforce in Southeast Asia by 25%, indicating strategic growth and investment in the region.

Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced the government will focus on improving family life rather than relying solely on incentives to boost the nation's record-low fertility rate.

Seniors in Singapore's Pioneer Generation will receive MediSave top-ups of up to S$1,200 in mid-July, with notifications sent via SMS or letter.

A Hong Kong lawmaker has called the summary dismissal of a school principal, who was filmed swearing at security guards in Singapore, a 'death sentence,' suggesting the school faces a high legal threshold if the case goes to court.

Temasek aims to turn Seviora into one of the region’s biggest asset managers

AllianzGI is reportedly engaged in discussions to purchase the asset management unit of UOB, according to recent reports.

Singapore is actively promoting itself as a leading regional hub for gold, attracting increased interest from investors in markets like India, Indonesia, and Vietnam due to its reputation for stability and security.

Australian artist CJ Hendry is bringing her immersive 'Flower Market' and 'JuJu World' exhibitions to Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, featuring a unique inflatable experience.

A fan of Singapore's first TV superhero, VR Man, created an AI-generated video imagining what the character might look like in 2026, complete with updated armor and action.

Singapore's HDB will offer more than 2,500 flats with wait times of around three years or less in its June Build-To-Order (BTO) exercise, making up over a third of the total 6,900 flats to be launched.

A commentary explores what Singapore loses when historical sites and familiar landscapes are demolished for new development, highlighting the erosion of childhood memories and cultural heritage.

A luxury yacht caught fire at ONE15 Marina Sentosa Cove in Singapore on Sunday morning, sending thick black smoke billowing into the sky.

The famous Shanghai brand Yang’s Dumpling has opened a new outlet at Bugis Junction in Singapore, offering its signature pan-fried pork buns, prawn buns, noodles, and soups.

Singapore's Urban Redevelopment Authority announced plans to ease restrictions on operating new hotels and hostels in heritage precincts like Boat Quay and Beach Road, where such proposals were previously limited to prevent over-proliferation.

Singaporean session guitarist Pan Zai En revealed that musicians from Singapore contributed to the song that became globally popular through Chongqing's viral motorbike trend.

Fifteen motorists were referred to the traffic police for further action after 30 individuals were caught for queue cutting and other traffic offences at the Woodlands Checkpoint.

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.

A man in Singapore has been sentenced to jail for forging medical invoices to fraudulently claim S$12,000 from his company's insurer. The deception went undetected for over two years due to the legitimate appearance of the forged documents.

NParks is investigating an incident where a contractor cleared a tree-planting site at Lower Peirce Reservoir on May 29 to store materials, acting against official directions.

A man has admitted to posting a fake bomb threat message on Instagram, which resulted in the delay of three Scoot flights at Changi Airport by at least an hour each, costing the airline nearly S$2,000.

Singapore's energy regulator has confirmed that the nation possesses adequate liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to meet its needs for the rest of the current year.

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.

Singapore's main opposition, the Workers' Party, is grappling with internal divisions, with questions arising about the leadership role of its chief, Pritam Singh, just over a year after solidifying its opposition status.

Singapore's National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) expressed concern about employers asking retrenched workers to reapply for roles abroad, framing it as 'new opportunities' to avoid the optics of retrenchment.

Wang Junjie, 43, who provided corporate secretarial services to companies linked to key figures in Singapore's largest money laundering operation, has admitted to filing false tax information to the IRAS.

Foreign hotel bookings in Busan have surged in anticipation of a BTS concert, while authorities in Singapore have issued warnings about ticket scams ahead of presales for the group's concert there.

Heng Swee Keat has been named the inaugural chancellor of the Singapore Institute of Technology, a role in which he will preside over key university ceremonies and represent the institution.

An analysis investigates if Grab Holdings Limited (GRAB) is considered one of the best tech stocks currently trading for under $5.

A woman and child were locked on a Marina Bay Sands balcony during a robbery where the woman believed she was exchanging S$50,000 for foreign currency; three suspects were arrested after their Shanghai-bound flight was recalled.

Several Asian countries have achieved top global rankings, with three nations listed among the top ten for healthcare systems. Additionally, one Asian country has been recognized as having the best infrastructure worldwide.

Entrepreneur Asyraf Rasheed has brought the popular Indonesian nasi padang chain Sederhana to Singapore, aiming to introduce its flavors to the local market.

South Korean burger chain Lotteria announced plans to open its second Singapore outlet at Jurong Point in July, expanding its presence in the city-state.

Two of Singapore's lighthouses may face relocation due to major coastal developments, including the Tuas Port and Long Island projects. These developments pose an uncertain future for the historic maritime structures.

The National Gallery Singapore is presenting a new exhibition titled 'Passion is Volcanic: Desire in Southeast Asia', exploring themes of desire.

A Singaporean motorcyclist has died following a crash on an expressway in Malaysia.

Singapore is bracing for a higher risk of transboundary haze from June to October, as weather agencies predict the formation of an El Nino, leading to hotter and drier conditions across Southeast Asia.

A 16-year-old teen in Singapore found solace and recovery from loneliness and self-harm through practicing Muay Thai. The martial art provided a positive outlet and support.

Lionel Tan, a violist and founding member of Singapore's renowned T’ang Quartet, has passed away at the age of 60. His death marks the loss of a significant figure in the local classical music scene.

The former One&Only resort in Desaru Coast has reopened as Mandarin Oriental Desaru Coast, offering private villas, sea views, and a quiet tropical escape two hours from Singapore.

A restored shophouse in Singapore's Mount Sophia area has been transformed into a unique home, blending preserved architectural details with contemporary art, Danish design, and personal family memories.

PSA has paid a fine related to the death of a worker at Keppel Terminal in 2017, but the company is appealing both the guilty verdict and the sentence handed down in the case.

An analysis of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) at its 60-year mark highlights its journey through peace and prosperity, while also touching upon challenges like rising diesel costs and food prices affecting citizens.

An article explores the line between occasional treats and overly frequent indulgences, questioning when splurging on oneself becomes excessive.

Singapore remains a key player in the global semiconductor industry, producing one in 10 chips worldwide, but experts warn the country must continue to innovate amidst rising competition.

Billionaire Kwek Leng Beng's City Developments Limited (CDL) has outbid rivals with a $422 million offer for a prime site in Singapore. This significant real estate acquisition marks a notable development in the city-state's property market.

NCT member Doyoung shot an upcoming video series in various Singaporean locations, including Bedok Reservoir Park, Geylang East, and Whampoa Wet Market.

Singaporean rock band Jerry & The NeuFaces, a long-standing fixture in the local music scene, will mark their 55th anniversary with a concert at the Esplanade Concert Hall in August.

Singapore, Asia's richest nation, has provided enhanced financial support to approximately 5,000 children in the first year of a government initiative designed to encourage citizens to have three or more children.

Singapore's Project Wolbachia celebrates a decade of achievements in combating dengue fever, showcasing how scientific breakthroughs can translate into effective public health realities through mosquito control.

The Italian Embassy in Singapore hosted an official reception to celebrate Republic Day, attended by Singaporean officials, diplomatic corps, and Italian and local communities.

A 72-year-old man, Manickam Manohar, has been charged for sending emails containing abusive language to MP Hany Soh and a town council employee, for which he has written an apology letter.

K-pop icons BigBang, featuring G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung, are scheduled to perform live in Singapore on October 17 at the National Stadium as part of their reunion tour.

A recent case where a maid agency was ordered to compensate a customer has brought Singapore's Small Claims Tribunals into the spotlight, prompting an explanation of their process, claim types, and post-ruling procedures.

Jho Low remains wanted by Singapore police, even as efforts for clemency are reportedly underway in the United States.

A suspect in an Indonesian baby trafficking ring told a Bandung court that at least four 'agents' in Singapore bought babies from the organization. This testimony implicates individuals in Singapore in the illegal trade.

Singaporean developers are increasingly embracing sustainable building practices, including low-carbon materials and district cooling, to mitigate rising energy expenses.

The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) acknowledged feedback regarding PayNow name masking spelling out inappropriate words, explaining that the letter "X" was used instead of other symbols because not all participating institutions' systems support special characters.

Singapore’s newest national research supercomputer, designed to improve weather forecasting and advance cancer treatment, requires trained users to fully realize its capabilities, according to the National Supercomputing Centre.

A man has been charged with driving under the influence of etomidate, which resulted in the death of a motorcyclist.

Senior psychologist Melody Tan Hui Shan pursued deeper clinical training through NIE’s Master of Arts (Applied Psychology) to enhance her ability to deliver tailored care for children and youths with intellectual disabilities.

About 30 out of 33,000 MOE teachers have chosen to be posted overseas to teach the Singapore curriculum, overcoming cultural and teaching style differences.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched a new campaign urging air passengers to leave their bags behind during aircraft evacuations, highlighting the risks posed by retrieving luggage in emergencies.

SingPost announced that residents can post mail from all HDB and condo letterboxes by September 30, with no plans to remove postboxes. The company also launched a S$30 million automated parcel sorting facility to reduce manpower needs.

K-pop group Itzy is extending their 'Tunnel Vision' world tour, with upcoming stops announced for Europe and Singapore. The tour will bring the popular group to fans across multiple continents.

A commentary suggests that properly regulated incentives, such as Healthpoint rewards, could effectively address Singapore's blood shortage without compromising donor or recipient safety.

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong stated that the US and China are in a 'mutually assured disruption' dynamic, where both sides would be worse off if they continue imposing restrictions on one another. He emphasized Singapore's aim for friendly ties with many countries.

A report indicates that AllianzGI is in discussions to purchase the asset management unit of UOB. This potential acquisition would mark a significant move in the financial sector.

Volunteer participation in beach clean-ups in Singapore has increased by up to 50 per cent over the past year, attributed to growing environmental awareness.

A woman has been convicted for operating an immigration investment scheme that allowed foreigners to gain permanent residency status in Singapore. The scheme involved "investments" of S$360,000 and fraudulent employment passes.

Television actress Jennifer Winget is reportedly preparing for her wedding to Singapore-based entrepreneur William Ishmael, with sources indicating their relationship is flourishing.

Two Singapore residents who were aboard a cruise ship affected by hantavirus have completed their quarantine period. Both individuals tested negative for hantavirus, including the Andes virus, before their release.

Former Singapore Idol contestant Olinda Cho earned praise for her composure after flubbing lyrics in an unfamiliar language during the 'Midlife, Sing & Shine! 4' competition, securing her spot in the Top 14.

In western Singapore, a challenging site constraint was ingeniously used as the foundational design element for a tropical family home, centered around a garden, pool, and courtyard.

Mrs. Shereen Aziz Williams, a Singaporean living in Wales, has become a kebaya-wearing high sheriff, dedicating her time to volunteering with vulnerable communities and integrating her Singaporean heritage into her new life.

Former Mediacorp actresses Cassandra See and Cherie Lim, along with other ex-stars, visited Huang Yiliang's crab beehoon stall to show support following a dispute with a fellow hawker and what they perceived as misleading social media portrayals.

Despite earlier warnings of a looming jet fuel supply crunch due to the Iran conflict, major airlines report having sufficient fuel for the coming months, having successfully navigated the potential crisis.

While increased wages are attracting new drivers to the bus industry, the demanding realities of the job, including long hours and split shifts, pose significant challenges for retaining staff.

Help-To-Buy (HTB) services are gaining popularity in Singapore, with fans using them to secure tickets for high-demand concerts like BTS shows.

Victims in Singapore have lost at least S$3.6 million since May in investment scams, where they were lured by fake social media advertisements and then added to WhatsApp chat groups.

Singapore residents now boast a record average lifespan of 83.9 years, narrowing the gap with Japan to approximately a tenth of a year. This data was released by the Department of Statistics (SingStat) on June 3.

Skypark Sentosa is set to launch Skyslides by Klook on June 7, featuring two 44m-tall dry slides, including what is described as the world's tallest land-based drop slide.

Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) is deploying surveillance technology and video analytics to better understand rat behavior and movement patterns, enhancing efforts to fight infestations.

The annual i Light Singapore festival is set to return from June 5 to 28, featuring 14 light art installations and various festival programs, including a Silent Disco Parade and GastroBeats, across Marina Bay and Raffles Place.

Homeowners are exploring options for buying furniture from Johor Bahru (JB), with retailers like ruma Home offering design-led furniture at accessible prices. The article provides insights into the value and considerations for Singaporean customers, including delivery and after-sales support.

Singaporean brand Imi aims to revolutionize hair styling by creating tools that prioritize hair health, according to its founder.

During the trial of Filipina De Villar Rizalyn Panganiban, details emerged about a scam syndicate operating from Cambodia that targeted victims in Singapore through a multi-level scheme, tricking them into believing their bank accounts were compromised.

Minnie, a member of the K-pop group I-dle, is scheduled to attend an Owndays pop-up event in Singapore on June 11, ahead of the group's concert.

The CEO and former CFO of Singapore Kitchen Equipment, along with a third woman, have been charged with conspiring to falsify over 100 payment vouchers related to employee bonus payments.

McDonald's Singapore has launched a global campaign for the FIFA World Cup, featuring collectible cups with football stars, Squishmallows plush toys, and a limited-edition football kit.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, speaking in Singapore, addressed global disorder, the Israel-Middle East conflict, and Ankara's foreign policy approach in Southeast Asia, rejecting 'strategic resignation'.

The Singapore High Court has dismissed Indonesian businessman Paulus Tannos' attempt to challenge his extradition process. The court ruled he failed to establish sufficient grounds for a judicial review of the Law Minister's decision to proceed with Indonesia's request.

Complaints ranged from excessive noise to concerns about animal welfare.

The reunion project F Forever, featuring members of the Taiwanese boy group F4 and Mayday's Ashin, is set to perform at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in August.

Singapore's Workers' Party will hold a special cadres conference on June 28 to discuss Pritam Singh's position as party chief, with a secret vote by cadres if he does not step down voluntarily.

The Singapore International Festival of Arts concluded its 16-day run, highlighting themes of art, fun, and inclusivity under the title 'Legacy' and tagline 'Let's Play'.

A man was taken to the hospital after his car caught fire on the Seletar Expressway (SLE) in Singapore. Emergency services responded to the incident.

Eight heavy vehicle drivers are set to be charged for various speeding offences, according to authorities.

Singaporean real estate giant CapitaLand has laid off 10% of its workforce in China, a move attributed to the ongoing economic downturn in the region.

The Straits Times reports on various family staycation deals available in Singapore for the upcoming June school holidays.

Despite its flat terrain, Singapore's growing trail running community is organizing and participating in a challenging 165km ultramarathon.

This collection of articles provides investment analysis on a variety of stocks, including comparisons between pipeline companies like Enbridge and Oneok, and evaluations of individual companies such as Mastercard, Nike, Grab Holdings, Crocs, Salesforce, Bandwidth, Maplebear, Genesis Energy, and Birkenstock.

Singlish, an English-based creole language, is increasingly finding its place and voice in Singapore, despite past efforts to discourage its use in formal settings.

This article explores unique fitness experiences in Singapore, including yoga with rescued cats and Pilates sessions alongside puppies and ponies.

A Singapore court has paused its order against Byju's founder Raveendran in a contempt case, which had previously required his appearance on June 15.

Singapore's IMDA and Microsoft have partnered to enhance AI safety, emphasizing that AI's rapid advancement requires collaborative efforts beyond any single organization.

Singapore's MRT network achieved a mean kilometres between failures of 2,500,000 train-km in May, with the Circle Line's performance improving by 50%, bringing overall reliability close to a record high.

Household refuse collection fees in Singapore are set to increase starting July 1, marking the first price revision in two years since the last adjustment in July 2024.

Ohin Construction, its managing director, and several employees have been charged in Singapore for alleged lapses linked to a sinkhole that appeared in the Tanjong Katong neighborhood in July last year.

Singapore has provided enhanced financial support to approximately 5,000 children in the first year of a government initiative designed to encourage citizens to have three or more children, aiming to boost birth rates.

The 24th edition of the Italian Film Festival has commenced in Singapore, featuring eleven titles and opening with Damiano Michieletto's film *Primavera*.

This report delves into significant technology trends in Asia, focusing on Applied Materials' operations in Singapore and Japan's new approach to subsea cable development.

Singaporean households can claim S$500 CDC vouchers from June 11, a disbursement date brought forward from January 2027 to help ease cost pressures.

Singapore is implementing a more proactive approach to preventive care through a new health screening protocol that combines comprehensive blood screening, doctor consultations, and health coaching to help patients understand and act on health risks earlier.

Experts argue that comparing the Strait of Hormuz with the Straits of Malacca and Singapore is an inaccurate analogy, highlighting fundamental differences between these critical maritime chokepoints.

Yakult Singapore announced it will replace its orange flavor with peach from July 2026, a decision that has sparked debate online.

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is scheduled to visit Kazan, Russia, next week, marking the first high-level talks between leaders from both sides since Singapore imposed sanctions on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.

British singer-songwriter Sienna Spiro is scheduled to perform at the Capitol Theatre in Singapore on January 11, 2027, with ticket presales starting in June.

Actors Bae Yong-joon and Park Shin-hye, known for 'Winter Sonata', were reportedly seen arriving at Changi Airport with their spouses and children on a family trip to Singapore.

A retrospective look at a decade-old murder case in Singapore explores how modern technologies like 3D scanners and drones could significantly alter and improve the way police investigate and solve crimes.

Singapore has banned anti-Indian social media posts, reportedly from a China-based platform, highlighting concerns that foreign actors are exploiting racial divisions in the city-state for disinformation.

A strategic consultancy managing director discusses the difficulty in discerning the origins and motives of social media posts attacking Singaporean society, and ways to respond to the undefined but ever-present threat of influence operations.

Bombardier plans to significantly expand its service operations in Singapore, nearly doubling its footprint by the second half of 2028.

Singapore Airlines and Southwest Airlines have formed a partnership, allowing passengers to book single-ticket journeys between Singapore and the US with onward access to Southwest's network of nearly 120 destinations.

Singapore is implementing a 5km underground district cooling network in Punggol to cool offices and classrooms, a 140-year-old concept that uses less electricity.

Singaporeans are increasingly drawn to artisanal bread, yet they also express nostalgia and mourn the decline of traditional heritage bakeries, reflecting a changing culinary landscape.

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong stated that declining fertility is a global challenge with no easy answers, but efforts to address it are still worthwhile. He confirmed there are no new population planning parameters, with the goal remaining to maintain stability and avoid population decline.

Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has issued a warning about potential growth and inflation risks facing the country in the second half of the year.

The carcass of an Omura's whale found in Singapore could help scientists unlock mysteries of the little-known species, with the Lee Kong Chiang Natural History Museum seeking S$1 million to conserve and display its skeleton.

The former Air Force engineers who founded the popular F&B brand Wok Hey, and its sister brand Niku Iku, express no regrets about their career transition into the food and beverage industry.

The removal of pavement art in Mountbatten by SMRT staff, rather than the town council, has prompted Member of Parliament Gho Sze Kee to raise broader questions regarding public spaces and freedom of expression.

Singaporean authorities have condemned xenophobia and ordered platforms to block posts targeting the Indian community, following a rise in discriminatory content.

Singapore has ordered social media platforms to block 14 posts targeting its Indian community and multiculturalism, stating the content likely originated from China and aimed to sow discord.

Singapore has blocked social media posts that incited racial discord against Indians, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to its multicultural model as foundational to national stability.

Singapore's Minister for Digital Development and Information, Josephine Teo, cautioned that social cohesion takes time to build and can be easily broken. She urged people not to share problematic narratives found in several social media posts, emphasizing the importance of careful online engagement.

A Singaporean individual linked to a Cambodia-based scam syndicate has been arrested, while 30 other suspects, including 24 Singaporeans and six Malaysians, remain at large.

Singaporean actress Rebecca Lim's husband surprised fans by revealing their baby daughter's face, as the couple had previously been very private about their children's appearance since her birth in May.

Police raids on open-concept massage parlours resulted in five arrests for allegedly offering sexual services, ahead of new licensing rules for such establishments.

More Singaporeans are choosing day surgery for various procedures, including those previously considered complex. Doctors attribute this trend to advancements in modern surgical techniques, making day surgery a safer and more common option.

An article explains that dozens of economies, including Singapore, could face a new 12.5 percent levy if proposed US tariffs related to a forced labor probe are implemented.

Category A Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums in Singapore have climbed to S$126,009, marking a near eight-month high since October 2025.

An operator has been charged for substandard living conditions in a foreign worker dormitory, including faulty urinals, damaged walls, and a corroded ceiling.

Effective June 2, Singapore Airlines will limit advance Business Class seat selection for passengers booked on Business Lite fares, as well as Saver, Advantage, or Promo awards, to a smaller selection of seats.

A Hong Kong school principal, Lee Cheuk-hing, has been fired after he swore at security guards during a student trip to Singapore last month, with the school refusing his resignation for violating staff code of conduct.

The Singapore International Jewellery Expo is set to return in July, featuring a refreshed show and a new identity as Asia's premier destination for global jewellery and watch brands.

A guide for Singapore details where to purchase various types of rice dumplings, from traditional Nyonya and Hokkien to unique abalone, chilli crab, and durian creations, for the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival in 2026.

Starting pay for new local bus captains in Singapore will increase by S$450, supported by government funding, with sign-on bonuses also rising by S$2,000 and a one-time salary adjustment for current bus captains.

The first presale session for BTS concerts in Singapore, scheduled for December, saw some fans secure VIP seats within minutes, while many others remained in queues.

Data from SingStat indicates that the life expectancy at birth for Singapore residents has increased by one year over the past decade, reaching 83.9 years in 2025.

Three men have been arrested in Singapore after allegedly robbing a woman and locking her and her child on a balcony at Marina Bay Sands hotel.

DBS has announced its intention to open 18 new wealth management centers across Asia by the end of 2027 as part of its expansion strategy.

Singapore is studying ways to provide earlier intervention and better support for at-risk workers before they experience job losses, rather than focusing solely on post-unemployment recovery.

Former PSA International group CEO Tan Chong Meng has been appointed chairman of Singapore's Council of Presidential Advisers, with other new members also named.

Singaporean violist Lionel Tan, a founding member of the acclaimed T'ang Quartet and former Singapore Symphony Orchestra musician, has died at the age of 60 after battling cancer.

The Meteorological Service Singapore predicts an over 80 per cent chance of an El Nino event occurring in 2026, prompting discussions on its potential effects on Singapore.

A new $9 million pilot initiative aims to integrate palliative care into the treatment of chronic kidney disease in Singapore.

A mega LNG-powered ship, described as longer than the Eiffel Tower is tall, has made a port call in Singapore. This event highlights the growing presence of large, environmentally friendly vessels in global shipping.

The Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) has opened its third operating theatre in Sengkang. This expansion aims to significantly reduce wait times for patients requiring eye surgery.

Singapore is increasing its capacity for psychiatric nursing homes and is now focusing more on social care to support mental health patients.

CapitaLand, a Singaporean real estate company, has reduced its workforce in China by 10% in response to an economic downturn in the region.

President Tharman of Singapore has commenced his first state visit to Tanzania, scheduled from June 8 to 10. This trip marks a significant diplomatic engagement for the president.