Singapore govt accuses Lee Hsien Yang of turning ‘personal vendetta’ into smear campaign against country
SINGAPORE, Nov 1 — The Singapore government has accused Lee Hsien Yang, son of the late founding Prime Minister Lee … Read more
Opinion | India needs to honour Ratan Tata’s legacy with transparent funding of polls
The death of billionaire industrialist Ratan Tata, 86, earlier this month plunged India into gloom because he brought a rare … Read more
Seniors with swallowing difficulties try special dim sum in pilot project in Singapore
SINGAPORE – Most days, Madam Elizabeth Low, 85, is given pureed food or a milk supplement for her meals at … Read more
Car dealers expect business to be hit as customers hold back purchases in anticipation of more COEs
COE PRICES MAY FALL EVEN BEFORE INJECTIONS Still, dealers remain optimistic that the effect on their business would not be … Read more
Lee Kuan Yew’s son claims Singapore authorities ‘weaponised’ laws against critics
Singapore has become much more repressive, and corruption in the Asian financial hub has worsened in the decade since the … Read more
SIA, Scoot flights affected as Typhoon Kong-rey lashes Taiwan
SINGAPORE: Typhoon Kong-rey, one of the biggest storms to hit Taiwan in decades, caused the cancellation of several Singapore Airlines … Read more
Defence forces chief: No compromise in UPNM cadet bullying case
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 31 — The Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) will not compromise with any parties involved in the case … Read more
New tool makes reading online articles Simpler for students
SINGAPORE – As a secondary school teacher, Mr Noah Zhang found it could be difficult to find suitable online articles … Read more
Lee Hsien Yang turning ‘personal vendetta’ into international smear campaign: Singapore government
SINGAPORE: Mr Lee Hsien Yang is turning a “personal vendetta” into an international smear campaign “against his father, his family … Read more
In landmark ruling, Singapore High Court awards man RM15.73m compensation after life-altering road accident in Malaysia
SINGAPORE, Oct 31 — A Singaporean man who lost his mental capacity following a severe traffic accident in Malaysia six … Read more
Govt initiatives benefit all, including Indian community, says Gobind
KUALA LUMPUR: The initiatives and allocations provided by the government in various aspects such as health and education, have benefited … Read more
独一52 even serves old-school butter cake made by a
独一52 even serves old-school butter cake made by a 91-year-old retired baker! 📍 独一52 Goodlife Makan Blk 52 Marine Terrace, … Read more
3 Chinese nationals caught smuggling duty-unpaid cigarettes in soft toys
SINGAPORE – Three Chinese nationals, aged between 21 and 28, were caught smuggling duty-unpaid cigarettes inside soft toys. In a … Read more
Tanjong Katong Complex sale: Former tenants miss mall; entrepreneurs look forward to new dedicated space
POTENTIAL SPACE FOR YOUNG BUSINESSES The Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SMCCI) said that such a test bed … Read more
QuickCheck: Does Deepavali mean a row of lit lamps?
TODAY Hindus all around the world are celebrating Deepavali, a time for them to “balik kampung” and spend time with … Read more
Singapore court awards $4.75 million compensation for victim of road accident in Malaysia
The survey conducted earlier in 2024 by The Straits Times and Statista identifies the best law firms in 18 fields … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: BOTANY @ Robertson Quay
BOTANY, nestled in Robertson Quay, has undergone a refreshing transformation into a warm, botanical-themed space. By day, it serves as … Read more
C919 manufacturer sets up shop in Singapore as China eyes Southeast Asia
China’s leading aircraft manufacturer opened an Asia-Pacific office in Singapore this week, marking a significant step toward challenging Boeing and … Read more
Shine Muscat grapes in Singapore tested and found safe: SFA
SINGAPORE – Shine Muscat grapes in Singapore are safe to eat, after passing tests for pesticides by Singapore Food Agency … Read more
Shine Muscat grapes in Singapore safe to eat, says SFA after Thai contamination concerns
SINGAPORE: Shine Muscat grapes available in Singapore are safe to eat, with the fruit subject to tests for pesticides and … Read more