MediaCorp has been recognized with the Singapore Environmental Achievement Award 2026 for its leadership in sustainability advocacy, highlighting the importance of treating climate risk as a core business factor rather than a trade-off against growth.

Former staff members of Singapore-based TechTV Network testified in court that founder Debbie Lee failed to disburse promised wages after anticipated investments and client payments failed to materialize.

Two individuals were apprehended at Marina Bay Sands and face charges for conspiring to produce more than 100 counterfeit Singapore $100 banknotes.

Singapore is exporting up to 70 tonnes of discarded garments weekly to Malaysia for reuse and repurposing, doubling volumes over two years as cross-border sustainability initiatives expand.

Amos Yee Pang Sang faces seven total charges after a Singapore court added allegations related to racial incitement and child pornography to his existing legal cases.

Police seized 121 fake S$100 bills after a suspect attempted to deposit S$150,000 using counterfeit currency at a Singapore hotel casino.

While widely supported as a fertility boost, extended childcare leave policies have triggered concerns among non-parent employees about increased workload and scheduling disruptions.

Scientists in Singapore have activated a novel computing facility powered by approximately 16 million living human nerve cells, marking a significant step toward biological data processing and accelerated drug development.

Transport ministers from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore stressed the critical importance of maintaining open and safe maritime corridors, emphasizing reliance on international law and regional cooperation amid recent geopolitical tensions.

A British man has been charged in Singapore for the alleged theft of a jacket at Changi Airport, an incident that occurred two years prior. He was arrested and subsequently charged for the offense.

More than 28 kilograms of cocaine were seized from a foreign-registered commercial vessel transiting Singapore waters. The illicit drugs were discovered hidden within strainers on board the ship.

The National Day Parade will relocate back to the Padang ground in 2027 to mark six decades of continuous national service celebrations at the historic site.

Facing record-low total fertility rates, the Singaporean government is rolling out substantial cash payments per child as part of a broader strategy to reverse demographic decline and encourage family formation.

Minister Indranee Rajah stated that while measures aim to ease the cost of raising a family, changing workplace mindsets and norms is a much harder challenge to support parenthood in Singapore.

Singapore is implementing a "baby bonus" scheme that will provide tens of thousands of euros for each child, with the state covering significant costs to support families.

A Vietnamese Party official has expressed interest in leveraging Singapore's expertise in artificial intelligence and data centre development.

Singapore's government is attempting to halt a decline in the country's birth rate, which is on the verge of becoming a 'super-aged' society. The government is offering increased assistance to families and relying on immigration to address the demographic challenge.

Singapore's Law Minister Edwin Tong announced the country's bid to host an international tribunal for investment disputes, emphasizing the need to uphold a rules-based system amidst declining multilateralism.

Singapore's marine community expresses concerns over the potential loss of a biodiversity hotspot due to a proposed western island development, though the government states it will conduct environmental assessments.

Singapore police reported an increase in cases of molest, shoplifting, and theft in dwellings during the first half of 2026, despite the overall physical crime situation remaining stable.

Singapore is set to expand its southern resort hub as part of an initiative to boost tourism in the region.

Visa has joined the Monetary Authority of Singapore's BLOOM initiative, aiming to bridge traditional payment systems with stablecoin networks for faster cross-border transactions.

A forum discusses how Singapore's National Day Rally showcased a strong vision for the nation's future.

The government has announced a significant cash payout scheme offering up to £40,000 per child in an effort to reverse declining fertility trends across the nation.

Analysts suggest that the reclamation of western islands in Singapore will provide crucial space for new industries and the development of low-carbon energy sources.

Singapore's latest pro-family initiatives, aimed at tackling the costs of raising children, have received a mixed reception; while some parents welcome lower fees and more leave, others doubt these measures alone can overcome deeper concerns about time, careers, housing, and lifestyle that influence parenthood decisions.

Singapore's High Court has ruled that an employee on probation is entitled to notice pay, even if their employment is not confirmed.

Defence experts suggest that Singapore's new western island, Pulau Tekong, could become a broader training hub for the Singapore Armed Forces and potentially facilitate nuclear power development.

Singapore has increased the monthly household income ceiling for Build-to-Order (BTO) flats to S$16,000, ensuring that 8 out of 10 households continue to qualify for subsidised public housing. This move aims to make public housing more accessible to a wider range of residents.

Associate Professor Faishal Ibrahim is in discussions with the National University of Singapore (NUS) regarding arrangements for his return to academia.

Vietnam is actively engaging in diplomatic relations, focusing on strengthening its ties with both Singapore and Laos. These efforts highlight Vietnam's commitment to fostering international partnerships in the region.

Singapore's National Day Rally 2026 addresses policies, including $70,000 in support and increased childcare leave, aimed at encouraging Singaporeans to have more children.

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A cluster of 20 CL1 biocomputers, developed by Cortical Labs and equipped with approximately 16 million living neurons, has been activated at the National University of Singapore's Science Centre, marking the first data center of its kind.

Reborn Interior, a Singaporean renovation firm, has expanded its team to 60 designers as it scales its operations. This growth indicates an increase in demand and capacity for the company.

A strategic dialogue between Vietnam and Singapore is seen as a new step in developing their bilateral relations.

Singapore is implementing new child support policies and launching a push to boost fertility rates.

Five leopard cats were discovered breeding in Singapore's Changi forest, raising concerns about their future habitat due to the upcoming Terminal 5 development.

Singapore has committed to reinforcing unity within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and deepening regional integration efforts.

Prime Minister Wong is set to announce new plans to support families at Singapore's National Day Rally 2026. Key takeaways are expected to include more childcare leave and higher income ceilings for BTO flats.

Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced increased spending on pro-family measures, focusing on easing childcare costs, to address the nation's declining fertility rate.

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong stated that the country will maintain its multiracial character and current ethnic balance, even as it remains open to newcomers.

A new package in Singapore will provide every Singaporean child with almost S$70,000 in their growing years, ensuring the same level of support regardless of birth order.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced that Singapore will significantly lower childcare and infant care fees at government-supported preschools by 2030, calling it 'one of the best investments we can make.'

Singapore's Prime Minister announced that parents will receive up to 12 days of childcare leave each, with larger families eligible for more. The prime minister urged employers to ensure parenthood does not disadvantage careers.

Singapore will no longer restrict the number of cinema screenings for dialect films, relaxing a decades-old policy following recent public discourse spurred by the Chinese blockbuster 'Dear You'.

A new committee has been formed in Singapore to help the Malay-Muslim community seize economic opportunities and develop skills, with a focus on areas like mental health support for career transitions.

Taiwan is promoting its diverse, round-the-clock tourist attractions at a travel fair in Singapore, aiming to draw more international visitors to the island.

Singapore is reportedly reacting strictly to Gaza-related content, as seen in an incident involving 'Massive Attack', to prevent disruption of 'religious harmony'.

7-Eleven Singapore has introduced 'Take Five Spot' self-care areas in over 60 of its stores with dine-in spaces, offering customers self-guided breathing exercises and mental well-being resources.

Sham marriages in Singapore are reportedly having an impact on the inheritance of HDB flats.

TDMC Global is offering Singapore holiday packages and various travel services specifically tailored for Indian travelers, as reported by Trinidad Express Newspapers.

A Singaporean security guard has been jailed for 14 days and fined RM7,000 by a Malaysian court after pleading guilty to insulting Islam during a ride-hailing trip in Johor Bahru, following a video posted by the driver.

A tree fell on two cars in Singapore's Dempsey area, requiring spa staff to free a private hire driver from an MPV.

Singaporean commodity trader Radiant World is under suspicion for allegedly falsified documents, with the case extending to Zurich Cantonal Bank and commodity giant Glencore, shaking the commodity trading sector.

A new study indicates that a larger proportion of younger men in Singapore hold traditional views of masculinity compared to older generations, prompting questions about the evolving definition of 'man enough' and its societal implications.

Analysis revealed that scammers constructed a convincing fake Zoom call by using obscure or dated YouTube videos of high-profile Singaporean figures, including PM Wong, alongside other deceptive techniques.

A discussion is underway in Singapore regarding why a nation with the world's best students does not necessarily produce the world's best workers.

Inspired by her grandmother, a woman embarks on a journey to trace her Teochew lineage from an Indonesian island near Singapore back to a village in southern China, discovering more than just her family history.

Singapore's Public Utilities Board (PUB) has filed a police report after a photo circulating online, purporting to show a crocodile in Pandan Reservoir, was confirmed to be fake. Police are now investigating the incident.

A man in Singapore was sentenced to nearly 10 years in jail and eight strokes of the cane for abusing multiple young boys under his care, including beating a six-year-old over 600 times.

Singapore has recreated a lake that disappeared in the 1920s, transforming it into a dual-purpose area for flood control and a sanctuary for wildlife.

A man in Singapore is set to be charged for allegedly stealing a lorry. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.

A director of Tradeluxury has been charged with money laundering in connection with the Tradenation luxury goods scam. Thai authorities provisionally seized several properties, with Singapore’s Commercial Affairs Department assisting victims.

YouTube Premium has significantly increased its subscription prices in several regions, including Romania and Singapore. The price hikes affect various subscription plans for the premium service.

Official data shows a drop in overall fraud incidents and monetary losses across Singapore in the first six months of 2026, though e-commerce scams remain most frequent and investment scams cause the highest financial damage.

An expert argues that Singapore's successful model of planning infrastructure decades ahead should be mirrored in its approach to preserving natural habitats, particularly on the island's western regions.

Elvin Ng and his mother traveled to Indonesia to surprise their former domestic helper after 12 years apart, gifting her pineapple tarts and a family trip.

Malaysian police have detained additional suspects connected to a dangerous unauthorized motorsport event that took place on the bridge connecting the two nations.

An emerging artificial intelligence firm designed to automate tasks traditionally handled by junior bankers has officially launched operations in Singapore to tap into the region’s fintech ecosystem.

An artificial intelligence company transforming junior banking workflows is opening operations in Singapore, signaling growing adoption of automation across Asian financial institutions.

Promoters from PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery have purchased a 1.57% stake in Shankesh Jewellers, while Nomura Singapore simultaneously divests its position.

Geopolitical tensions, combined with interest in gold and AI, have fueled a surge in speculative trading among Emirati investors, elevating the region's retail market to rival Singapore.

Gemini has enabled native XRP Ledger transfers in Singapore, a move celebrated by the 'Ripple Army.' This development allows for direct XRP transactions on the platform in the region.

Singapore's proposal to consolidate several southwestern islands into an industrial and defense hub has triggered rumors that the site could eventually host a nuclear energy facility.

The two nations convened their inaugural high-level talks focused on workforce development and scientific technology collaboration to strengthen bilateral ties.

A Singaporean man received a prison sentence for secretly filming a couple having extramarital sex on a rooftop garden and subsequently extorting them for money and sexual favors.

A doctor in Singapore, Dr. Fong Yan Kit, has been restricted from performing surgery for 18 months after being accused of causing a patient's death by cutting the wrong arteries. The Singapore Medical Council cited a likely fundamental misunderstanding of human anatomy.

A man in Singapore is set to be charged for allegedly sending abusive and insulting emails to police officers and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).

Bereaved parents in Singapore have established a new non-profit organization dedicated to funding research and supporting families affected by pediatric brain tumors.

Forest fires in Indonesia, exacerbated by El Niño and deforestation for palm oil, are causing a regional health crisis with thick smoke affecting Malaysia and Singapore, making every breath feel like smoking a cigarette.

Indonesia's Kalimantan region is experiencing severe haze and fires, ravaging tens of thousands of acres and causing suffocating smoke to reach Malaysia and put Singapore on alert, exacerbated by a super 'El Niño' phenomenon.

Singapore, a small island nation of just 736 square kilometers, has achieved global success and prosperity, outperforming most of its Southeast Asian neighbors in GDP, raising questions about the factors behind its steep rise.

Young string musicians showcased their talents at the gala concert of the Japan-Singapore Youth Music Exchange Programme, highlighting cultural collaboration.

A Singaporean citizen's decision to intervene and subdue a knife-wielding man has brought the topic of citizen bravery into the spotlight, prompting discussions on how individuals respond to danger.

Vietnam News reports that Singapore's development model and experiences are being studied as valuable lessons for Vietnam's own progress and policy formulation.

Singapore's National Day Rally (NDR) support measures aim to provide parents with more financial assistance and time, with workplace culture identified as the next challenge.

An article from The Straits Times discussing the limitations of land reclamation in Singapore and exploring ways the nation can more effectively utilize its existing space.

The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels have agreed on a roadmap for peace talks, aiming to end the ongoing conflict in the eastern region.

Singapore and Ecuador signed a Memorandum of Understanding on development cooperation during Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa Azín’s visit to Singapore, aiming to deepen ties in areas including trade and food security.

A Filipino woman has been jailed for her involvement in a Cambodia-based scam syndicate that targeted victims in Singapore, after testifying she initially traveled for a legitimate job but discovered it was a scam compound.

The Straits Times investigates unconfirmed reports regarding the potential cancellation of Post Malone's scheduled September 25 performance at Singapore's National Stadium.

A key Vietnamese leader has commenced an official visit to Singapore, departing from Hà Nội. During the visit, the leader paid tribute to President Hồ Chí Minh.

Air quality in Singapore remains moderate, but haze could return as fires intensify in Sumatra and Kalimantan, raising concerns about potential unhealthy levels.

Singapore saw a 25% increase in theft cases at residential premises during the first half of 2026, with 459 incidents reported, even as the nation's overall crime rate remained stable.

Eight local men, including a motoring influencer, have been remanded for four days following their arrest for allegedly staging an illegal race on the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link (Linkedua).

Singapore has launched a groundbreaking biological data center, which is reported to be the world's first of its kind, featuring 16 million living human neurons.

AIMX Singapore 2026 is set to accelerate AI deployment by catalyzing industry innovation and advancing global collaborations in the field of artificial intelligence.

As generative AI advertisements become prevalent in Singapore, experts caution that poorly executed campaigns could negatively impact brands and agencies.

A task force in Singapore is actively working to strengthen employment support initiatives for persons with disabilities.

Businesses in Singapore welcome the government's move to cover childcare leave costs announced at NDR 2026, though some employers express concerns about manpower.

Analysts predict increased demand for Build-To-Order (BTO) and resale flats in Singapore following a raise in the income ceiling, with supply expected to keep pace.

Singapore's Prime Minister Wong delivered his National Day Rally speech, outlining key policy changes including increased childcare leave and a raised income ceiling for BTO flats.

Singapore plans to merge Semakau, Bukom, and Pulau Sudong into a new island by 2026, modeled after Jurong Island, to house advanced manufacturing and future power infrastructure.

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced a comprehensive package of childcare benefits and family support measures to address the city-state's record-low birth rate and rising costs of raising children.

Singapore has announced a new SG Child Support Package, detailing the benefits and assistance families can expect to receive.

The National Day Rally (NDR) 2026 outlines five key changes that Singaporean families need to be aware of.

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong flagged "unsettling" risks associated with artificial intelligence and stated that Singapore is prepared to implement safeguards. He mentioned that social media platforms will need to verify users' ages more robustly, with potential further restrictions.

Singapore's Prime Minister Wong stated that the country can create more space for dialects while continuing to promote Mandarin, suggesting fewer curbs on dialect content in paid television and cinemas.

A pipe leak on Bukit Timah road in Singapore has disrupted water supply for residents for several hours, with some reports indicating the disruption lasted nearly nine hours.

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong is scheduled to make official visits to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan from August 24 to August 31, where he will meet with the presidents and prime ministers of both nations.

Singapore's Public Hygiene Council has launched a campaign to remind train and bus users to maintain cleanliness. The initiative aims to reinforce public hygiene standards across the city-state.

Air Niugini, in collaboration with the Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority, is showcasing Papua New Guinea at the NATAS Travel Fair in Singapore.

Mosques in Singapore have temporarily shortened Friday sermons as a precautionary measure due to prevailing hot weather conditions and haze affecting the region.

TDMC Global is now offering Singapore holiday packages and various travel services specifically tailored for Indian travelers.

An analysis explores the debate around planned economies, questioning why the concept is often rejected despite China's economic success, and why faith persists in market economies given Western economic instability, with a focus on Hong Kong.

Materials scientist and electrochemist Liu Jiawei has relocated from Singapore to Hong Kong to launch her own research group, seeking to be closer to family.

A motorcyclist has died in the hospital following a two-bike accident on the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE) in Singapore.

Restaurant Nouri and Checkpoint Theatre in Singapore have collaborated to create a unique 10-course, three-hour dining experience that integrates fine dining with theatrical performance, featuring chef Ivan Brehm as an actor.

Singapore is breeding millions of sterile male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes as part of an ambitious program to combat the spread of dengue fever across the island nation.

A review of 'The Tao of the World' at Stratford describes it as a vibrant examination of Singapore's ultra-rich upper class, blending Restoration humor with modern Asian romantic comedy.

Singapore police have blocked a website that falsely claimed to have links with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), along with the websites of two other entities describing themselves as a Singapore-headquartered consultancy and think-tank.

Singapore has unveiled a new package of tax breaks and visa incentives aimed at attracting fund managers, intensifying its competition with Hong Kong as a leading asset management hub.

The Singapore government is beta testing a new chatbot designed to make official information more accessible to the public. GovTech Singapore and the Public Service Division clarified that the chatbot is not a replacement for helplines or human officers.

The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) in Singapore is looking into a complaint regarding an airport worker who allegedly faced excessive deductions from their pay.

Singapore's Ministry of Manpower (MOM) is investigating allegations that an airport wheelchair assistant had S$5 docked from their pay for being 11 seconds late for work.

YouTube has announced a price increase for its Premium subscription service for users in Singapore, affecting the cost of ad-free viewing and other benefits.

Amid US restrictions on Chinese technology, a Temasek-backed venture capital firm is promoting Singapore as a strategic base for Chinese robotics startups seeking access to American buyers.

City-state authorities have revised proposals to develop high-density housing on secondary forest land after widespread public opposition highlighted environmental preservation concerns.

Singapore-based insurer Great Eastern Holdings is investing in Granite Asia’s inaugural private credit fund, reflecting a broader trend of insurance capital flowing into alternative credit markets.

Starting December 31, Disney Adventure cruises departing from Singapore will include a day visit to Langkawi, offering passengers independent exploration or booked shore excursions.

Leading financial technology firms including Airwallex, Revolut, and YouTrip are significantly increasing their workforce in Singapore, underscoring the city-state's growing role as a regional fintech hub.

Three childhood friends founded The Dori, a Singapore-based fashion label that transforms discarded Indian saris into unique everyday shirts while reconnecting with cultural roots.

Singapore is implementing new measures and offering significant financial incentives, reportedly up to nearly Dh200,000 per child, in an effort to boost its declining birth rates.

Facing historically low fertility rates, Singapore is significantly expanding family subsidies, including nearly $70,000 per child and improved daycare access.

Authorities are investigating multiple cases of juvenile shoplifting in Singapore, with experts attributing the trend to peer pressure, emotional distress, and domestic instability.

Singapore will host its 2027 National Day Parade at the historic Padang ground, marking the 60th anniversary of National Service.

A pilot program in Singapore is evaluating whether Japanese-developed ceramic membrane technology can replace traditional multi-stage pre-treatment processes, potentially halving the energy required for seawater desalination.

Dharmacapital, Japan's sole high-speed trading firm, has relocated its operations to Singapore. The company cited tax rates as the primary reason for its move.

Singapore's Chan Chun Sing stated at the inaugural Singapore-Vietnam Strategic Dialogue that government quality and capability distinguish successful nations in a contested world, noting both countries acutely feel shifts in the rules-based international order.

Anime fans in Singapore can look forward to two major music concerts at the Esplanade Theatre, featuring Japanese rock band Flow for Naruto in September and a Jujutsu Kaisen concert in October.

The Institute of Singapore Chinese Affairs and Guangdong University of Foreign Studies formalize agreements to strengthen professional and academic linkages.

Singaporean telecom giant Singtel is pursuing foreign direct investment clearance to launch satellite communication services in India, expanding its footprint in the country's digital infrastructure sector.

Vietnam's leader expressed expectations for closer cooperation with Singapore to foster peace and development in the region.

Singapore hosted a welcome ceremony for Trần Cẩm Tú, a key leader of the Vietnamese Communist Party, signifying strengthening diplomatic ties.

Singapore, ranked as the world's second-richest country by GDP per capita, plans to reduce infant-care fees to S$300 (US$236) per month as part of government efforts to make childcare more affordable.

Singapore announced plans to conduct studies on marine biodiversity before proceeding with any land reclamation projects.

Singapore plans to provide substantial government support, nearly $70,000 (approximately N94 million), for every child born in the country. This initiative aims to assist families with the costs of raising children.

The Vietnamese community residing in Singapore has been encouraged to actively contribute to fostering deeper bilateral relations between Vietnam and Singapore.

Singapore's National Environment Agency (NEA) is closely monitoring air quality as the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) approaches an unhealthy range in the central part of the city-state.

Singapore universities, including SUSS, are re-evaluating or dropping automated AI detection tools due to concerns about their reliability, with NUS, SUTD, and SIT not using them, and SMU using them only as one input for misconduct investigations.

Cleaning robot manufacturer ECOVACS unveiled a new lineup of smart home devices at the Singapore Pop Toy Show 2026, emphasizing seamless integration into daily household routines and lifestyle enhancement.

The Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) have formed a partnership to provide learning opportunities focused on responsible artificial intelligence for accounting professionals.

Premium Korean beef (hanwoo) and pork (handon) are gaining traction in Singapore, with exports making their debut following marketing efforts by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corp.

The inaugural event will take place from Oct 2 to 4 with 20 indie bookshops across Singapore hosting various activities celebrating books, readers and the communities around them.

The Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) is assisting customers of Nereos who are seeking refunds, following 47 complaints regarding unfulfilled orders for products like water dispensers and drying racks.

New measures announced at NDR 2026 indicate a shift towards treating child-raising as a collective societal responsibility, moving beyond just financial support like the S$70,000 per child. This reflects a broader approach to family support.

The AI platform AgentSea is reportedly transforming public healthcare services in Singapore, introducing new efficiencies and capabilities to the sector.

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Stock exchanges in Thailand and Singapore are actively seeking to attract technology companies for listings, capitalizing on the current boom in artificial intelligence.

Singapore has announced new policies aimed at enhancing child support and boosting the nation's fertility rates, according to reports.

Analysts forecast a rise in demand for Singapore's November Build-To-Order (BTO) exercise, attributing it to the higher income ceiling changes announced during NDR 2026.

During the National Day Rally 2026, Prime Minister Wong announced a significant reset in family support policies for Singapore.

Singapore is studying the feasibility of undersea tunnels to connect Tekong to the mainland and planning major transformations for Sentosa and Pulau Brani, including new attractions and enhanced connectivity between the two islands and the mainland.

Singapore announced plans to merge several outer islands to create a new western island by 2026, as part of its National Day Rally 2026 initiatives. This project aims to expand land area and facilitate future development.

The Straits Times details Singapore's comprehensive approach to integrating new technologies, managing job market changes, and implementing safeguards for artificial intelligence.

Singapore's National Day Rally 2026 announcements include raised income ceilings for Build-to-Order (BTO) flats and executive condominiums, with first-time buyers receiving an extra ballot per child, and the next BTO exercise moved to November.

As part of the NDR 2026 announcements, each Singaporean child is set to receive almost $70,000 in support from birth to age 17.

Singaporean Prime Minister Wong stated at NDR 2026 that trust remains one of Singapore’s greatest strengths in a rapidly changing world, emphasizing the nation as a place where commitments are honored.

The National Day Rally 2026 in Singapore highlighted plans for the continuous renewal and strengthening of the team of Malay/Muslim office-holders and Members of Parliament.

Taiwan is showcasing its diverse, round-the-clock attractions at a travel fair in Singapore to boost its tourism sector.

Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have identified a new drug capable of turning off a 'master switch' in aggressive forms of breast cancer, offering a potential breakthrough in treatment.

An enforcement operation in Singapore has resulted in fines for cyclists and personal mobility device (PMD) users. The action aims to ensure compliance with road safety regulations.

Anugerah Murni Sabta and Aqid Aiman Azmi, a couple running Sendok Rakyat, are working to integrate Singapore's food heritage into everyday life through workshops and gatherings.

A Singaporean hawker, often mistaken for a foreigner, is embracing his roots and working to ensure his family's Fuzhou oyster cake stall reaches its 100th year.

Mercedes-Benz is reimagining the car showroom experience with its new Singapore Studio, located at Gardens by the Bay, which combines new cars with art, food, retail, and community programs.

Singapore has introduced new regulations for wisdom tooth surgery and updated its dental competency framework, as reported by The Straits Times.

This article reports on the reopening of Restaurant Zen in Singapore, detailing its updated menu and new interior design.

Two Singapore traffic police officers were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation after their vehicle caught fire on the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE).

Singapore's Land Transport Authority (LTA) has proposed tighter regulations for deregistered cars due to an increase in their illegal use on roads.

The costs of public community care apartments in Singapore have been reduced, and basic services cut, following a lacklustre demand.

An IndiGo flight carrying 127 passengers from Trichy to Singapore was forced to return to Trichy after experiencing a technical snag mid-air. The aircraft circled for 2.5 hours before landing safely.

The strategic dialogue between Vietnam and Singapore represents a new step in the development of their bilateral relations, fostering closer ties.

Japanese right-wing groups have reportedly criticized a Singaporean documentary about Unit 731, a controversial WWII Japanese biological warfare research unit, drawing strong condemnation.

Today's top news includes reports on haze in South Kalimantan and concerns about its potential impact on the upcoming Singapore F1 Race.

Tokyo has issued an angry response following Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to disputed islands located near Japan. The visit has reignited tensions over the long-standing territorial dispute between the two nations.

A 13-year-old girl was reported missing after she was last seen near Westwood Avenue in Jurong West, Singapore, on August 19.