S’pore govt working on ensuring basic retirement needs met, boosting skills: DPM Wong
He also said that the authorities will also continue to look after more vulnerable segments, such as platform workers, people with disabilities and caregivers.
Goh Yan Han
Teacher arrested under ISA; first public servant detained for terror-related offences in Singapore
Mohamed Khairul Riduan Mohamed Sarip was influenced by radical videos online, including the teachings of foreign preachers.
New Singapore-EU pact to boost cooperation and establish common framework in digital realm
The agreement will see the two sides working together on issues such as making safe data exchange possible and using digital solutions to make supply chains more resilient.
PM Lee, German Chancellor Scholz discuss strategic partnership to tackle global challenges
Both PM Lee and Mr Scholz are scheduled to attend the Asean-EU Commemorative Summit in Brussels, Belgium, today.
PM Lee to make official visit to Germany, attend Asean-EU summit in Brussels
PM Lee will also officiate at the launch of two Republic of Singapore Navy submarines, Impeccable and Illustrious, on Tuesday, with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in attendance.
Singapore Parliament repeals colonial-era law criminalising gay sex
Several MPs raised concerns about the repeal leading to “cancel culture” – the practice of shutting down those with differing views.
Food delivery platforms call for level playing field in gig workers’ protection
Three of the largest food delivery platforms have called for further measures to protect cabbies, private-hire car drivers and freelance delivery workers.
PM Lee and China’s President Xi meet in Bangkok, reaffirm close ties
The two leaders said Singapore and China have continued to strengthen cooperation, even amid the Covid-19 pandemic and evolving global challenges.
S’pore looking at more measures to address income inequality: DPM Wong
While significant moves have been made to reduce income inequality and sustain social mobility, more can be done, said Mr Wong.
No masks in Singapore, except on public transport, hospitals from Aug 29
The further easing of Covid-19 rules comes as the population has become more resilient against the virus.