Singapore Passes Law Against Foreign Interference in Race-Based Organisations
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore has passed a law designed to protect against foreign interference in its race-based clans and business associations, as the government looks to limit outsiders from undermining racial harmony in the multicultural city-state.
Singapore recorded a 21% increase in international visitor arrivals last year, reaching 16.5 million, the highest number ...
Singapore recorded a 21% increase in international visitor arrivals to 16.5 million last year, the highest number since the ...
Indian-origin Rapper Subhas Nair on Wednesday began his six-week jail term for attempting to promote ill will among racial ...
SINGAPORE: A former police officer who was convicted of the 2013 murders of a father and his son in Kovan was hanged on ...
A FULL report on the performance of Singapore’s Overseas Networks and Expertise (One) Pass for top foreign talent will be ...
Blockbusters like Shakespeare In The Park and Wild Rice's Hotel should not be missed. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC said on Tuesday that it has appointed Bryan Yeo, currently deputy group chief investment ...
SINGAPORE has achieved 1.35 gigawatt-peak (GWp) of solar energy deployment as at June 2024, on track to meet its target under ...
Manufacturing, logistics and the digital economy can benefit from the new zone. Read more at straitstimes.com.
For the first time, unmanned vessels are carrying out patrol operations in Singapore's waters, protecting the country against threats, such as robbery and terrorism at sea. The navy has secured four ...
Singapore airport’s secrets revealed, whether you are in transit or stranded - Plane Talk: Changing planes at Changi, or ...
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