Singaporeans return the ruling party to power with 65.57 per cent of the popular vote
The ruling PAP secured 87 of 97 seats in an election that took place against a backdrop of global uncertainty and trade wars.
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Thrift stores can’t thrive in Singapore if treated as dumping grounds for fast fashion
Thrifting does not slow down the appetite for consumption, especially when it is seen only as an “in” thing to do. In fact, as it gains popularity for novelty or perceived…
PM Wong appeals to voters to give him the best team to take Singapore forward
Speaking in Punggol, he said that voting for the PAP means not opting for a contrarian opposition voice. It means getting a dedicated team and capable leaders to help steer…
K-idol Lee Seung-gi cuts ties with in-laws over alleged stock manipulation
The 38-year-old singer-actor tied the knot with South Korean actress Lee Da-in, 32, in April 2023. They welcomed their first child, a girl, in February 2024.
Apple retains top spot among Singapore’s best employers, with Asia Pacific Breweries at No. 2
The online survey was conducted anonymously. Participants could openly state their opinion without influence from their employer. Staff members were asked to rate their…
Japan to confer prestigious honour on Singapore SM Lee Hsien Loong for bilateral contributions
The Embassy of Japan in Singapore posted the announcement on its social media on April 29, saying that Mr Lee, Singapore’s prime minister from 2004 to 2024, had made…
Singaporean nabbed in Malaysia over cloning debit cards for Japan black market
Melaka police said preliminary investigations found that all the debit cards were printed with the names of Japanese citizens and were believed to be intended for sale in the…
Singapore’s Q1 unemployment up slightly; employment growth slows amid trade war uncertainty
The Ministry of Manpower said this reflects smaller increases in employment for residents – Singaporeans and permanent residents (PRs) – as well as non-residents.
More scam victims in Singapore in debt; rise in cases seen by credit counselling agencies
Scam victims in Singapore lost a record $1.1 billion in 2024.
Poster power: Singapore’s vintage election memorabilia in the spotlight
For some, these old pieces are just relics of a bygone era. For others, they are imbued with stories of Singapore’s colourful political history and visual culture, starting with…