'Hands off my Facebook': Singaporean in rare defiance of government order to 'correct' her opinion
Kokila Annamalai says she is more afraid of not standing up to bullying from those in power.
Singapore charges 3 for sending letters to PM on Palestine
They were among 70 people who took part in a peaceful march to the Prime Minister's Office in February.
Singaporeans stage protest to demand end to arms trade with Israel
Between 2018 and 2022, Singapore imported arms from Israel worth US$73 million.
Singapore CJ loses cool as he dismisses challenge by death row inmates against new law
The prisoners, including four Malaysians, had to argue their case themselves as lawyers were afraid to represent them.
Singapore police appear to confirm arrest of Three Arrows co-founder Su Zhu
Three Arrows Capital was one of the first high-profile cryptocurrency firms to collapse in 2022, filing for bankruptcy after being hit by a sharp sell-off in crypto markets.
In Singapore, a certificate to own a car now costs US$106,000
Singapore has a 10-year 'certificate of entitlement' system, to control the number of vehicles in the small country, which is home to 5.9 million people and can be driven across in less than an hour.
Singapore says assets seized in money laundering case now at S$2.8 billion
It says an inter-ministerial panel will be set up to review the anti-money laundering regime, reflecting learning points drawn from the case.
Labour shortage in Johor as ringgit slump pushes more to Singapore, report says
Channel NewsAsia cites challenges in industries such as healthcare and F&B.
Assets seized in Singapore's money laundering case swell to S$2.4 billion
The assets now include cash amounting to more than S$76 million, 68 gold bars, cryptocurrencies of more than S$38 million, more than 110 properties and 62 vehicles worth more than S$1.2 million.
Singapore seizes money launderer's assets in Swiss banks in S$1.8 billion case
The scale of the money laundering operation has shocked the wealthy Asian financial hub, and raised concerns over whether there are loopholes in its financial system.
Singapore's central bank bans ex-Goldman banker Ng for life over 1MDB
Ng is permanently banned from performing any regulated activity under the Securities and Futures Act.
Candidate close to establishment wins Singapore presidential race
Former deputy prime minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam won 70.4% of votes to become Singapore's head of state.
