
Lim Tean Arrested and Handed Over to Singapore Police
Lawyer Lim Tean was arrested in Malaysia last week and subsequently handed over to Singaporean authorities after failing to surrender to the Singapore courts to begin serving his jail term.
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Lawyer Lim Tean was arrested in Malaysia last week and subsequently handed over to Singaporean authorities after failing to surrender to the Singapore courts to begin serving his jail term.

The British band Massive Attack has been banned from performing in Singapore after displaying a Palestinian flag during a concert. The decision was made by Singaporean authorities following the incident.
Singaporean authorities have instructed property developers to concentrate their due diligence checks on high-risk buyers, aiming to streamline processes while maintaining vigilance against illicit activities.

Singaporean authorities have arrested four men in connection with the country's first suspected transnational Kpod (vaping) syndicate, enforcing significantly harsher penalties under recently amended anti-vaping legislation.

Singaporean authorities have condemned xenophobia and ordered platforms to block posts targeting the Indian community, following a rise in discriminatory content.
This article provides details behind the decision of Singaporean authorities to block six specific websites.

Singaporean authorities have issued a warning about scams where fraudsters impersonate officials from the Ministry of Law (MinLaw). Victims have collectively lost at least S$8.5 million to these scams since February.

Johor police have arrested another suspect, the sixth in total, to assist in the investigation into a murder that occurred in Southkey, with assistance from Singaporean authorities.
Singaporean authorities, through islandwide IRAS raids, have arrested a woman and seized 179 luxury watches valued at over $1 million, in connection with an ongoing investigation.

Singaporean authorities are investigating an Indonesian baby trafficking syndicate that admitted to selling babies to Singapore agents for thousands of dollars, though they have not yet concluded if any offense was committed.

Singaporean authorities have arrested three teenagers over separate plots to carry out shooting, stabbing, and bomb attacks, warning of the threat of youth radicalization.

Singaporean authorities have seized a $42 million mansion as part of an ongoing investigation into the smuggling of Nvidia chips. The seizure highlights the country's efforts to combat illicit trade in high-tech components.

Singaporean authorities have issued over 30,000 advisory notices since 2023 as they work to address the persistent problem of bicycles obstructing walkways and station entrances, with plans for more parking spaces.
Singaporean authorities have warned that adults preying on minors through the Telegram bot Leomatch could face jail time and caning.

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.
Singaporean authorities are investigating approximately 20 cases of illegal dental practice between 2021 and 2025.
Johor police have arrested five suspects in connection with a fatal stabbing incident, with assistance from Singaporean authorities.

Singaporean authorities are expressing concern over the accelerating pace of youth radicalization, citing recent arrests of young individuals who planned attacks, including school stabbings, after succumbing to extremist ideologies.

Singaporean authorities have arrested three teenagers for separate plots involving shooting, stabbing, and bomb attacks, warning of the threat of youth radicalization.

Singaporean authorities have seized a Good Class Bungalow valued at S$55 million (US$42.4 million) and S$1 million in funds, connecting them to a fraud conspiracy.

Singaporean authorities have apprehended a personal mobility device rider who was filmed performing a 'Superman' pose in a viral video, as part of ongoing crackdowns.

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.

Singaporean authorities have blocked the fake website 'Singapore Times,' which an investigation found to be linked to a Chinese company, citing its potential use in hostile information campaigns.
Singaporean authorities are reviewing telecommunications resilience regulations in the wake of a recent outage experienced by Singtel, aiming to prevent future service disruptions.
Singaporean authorities have arrested a sixth Malaysian national within two weeks in connection with ongoing government official impersonation scams targeting residents.