There will be “grave doubts” about Hong Kong’s future unless calm is restored and constructive actions are taken, said Minister for Trade and Industry Mr Chan Chun Sing on Monday (18 November). Speaking to reporters, Mr Chan said that the ongoing protests in Hong Kong have reached a “breaking point”, adding that Singapore is watching the situation develop “with concerns”. …
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There will be “grave doubts” about Hong Kong’s future unless calm is restored and constructive …
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Certain pro-democracy protestors’ act of resorting to violent methods will only serve to “beget violence, …
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by A concerned Singaporean In July 2018, in order to cool down the hot property …
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The Straits Times reported today that the number of local university IT graduates is set …
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On Saturday (9 November), Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said that the Singapore-India …
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How do you teach artificial intelligence (AI) humanity? That’s the challenge some 1,200 students aged …
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Last Tues (5 Nov), Reuters reported that France will soon start to implement tough policies …
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Following the sentencing of a local electronics retailer to three months of jail and a …
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Following the issuance of two Fire Hazard Abatement Notices by the Singapore Civil Defence Force …
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Following the ban – which came into commencement on 5 November – that prohibits the …
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When it comes to home renovation, do the husbands fork out more money than the …
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As a child, he wanted to be an astronaut, a magician, and an inventor. But …
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Bubble tea fans can frolic in a pool of 100,000 plastic purple pearls, take photos …
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Community Chest has today launched ‘Movement’, the second episode of a three-part documentary series “Add …
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The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson announces the first consensus white paper to …
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It was reported that a US senator on Fri (15 Nov) condemned Prime Minister Lee …
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Members of Parliament (MPs) will soon be subject to an attendance tracking system based on …
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The Government will reveal a Goods and Services Tax (GST) support package at the next …
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A Facebook user, Ling Law, wrote on her Facebook post pleaded for any information regarding …
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In the latest episode of late-night American talk show “Last Week Tonight” that aired on …
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The recent posters that highlight the punishments for committing certain crimes, including outrage of modesty, …
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The prosecution has sought probation instead of a fine, following the guilty plea of an …
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Following the circulation of videos showing users of personal mobility devices (PMD) attempting to dodge …
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Adherents of the long-persecuted Falun Gong spiritual group are reportedly in danger of being the …
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A brief and rare deployment of Chinese troops in Hong Kong to clean up streets …
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A DBS Bank branch in Hong Kong was vandalised with vulgarities aimed at Prime Minister …
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by Jenny VAUGHAN / Joe Freeman Several Southeast Asian leaders snubbed a meeting with US …
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Malaysia’s toppled leader Najib Razak will learn Monday if his first trial over the 1MDB …
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A recovery, albeit a slow one, is on the horizon for Singapore’s economy as the …
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Singapore has fined Swiss banking giant UBS Sg$11.2 million ($8 million) after investigations showed its …
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Mediacorp has announced a partnership with Singapore-based online media company Mothership, parenting site and app …
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Earlier today (12 Nov), the Housing and Development Board (HDB) launched its biggest Build-to-Order (BTO) …
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