Singapore · Politics
Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
-
UK minister condemns far-right protests blocking migrant arrivals in Portsmouth
Hundreds of protesters blocked migrant arrivals in Portsmouth Sunday, drawing condemnation from UK Treasury chief Emma Reynolds.
-
Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward to Ban Short-Term Rentals in Residential and School Areas
Shinjuku Ward will prohibit short-term rentals in residential and school zones, impacting about 2,000 properties.
-
US marks 25th anniversary of 9/11 with memorials and renewed education efforts
The United States commemorated the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with ceremonies and a focus on educating younger generations today.
-
Driver faces sentencing over fatal 2024 Tampines multi-vehicle crash in Singapore
Muhammad Syafie Ismail, 45, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death after a 2024 Tampines crash killing two and injuring eight.
-
Singapore PM Lawrence Wong warns against normalising racist comments online
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong called on the public not to accept racist comments linked to Nepal flood victims and Air India investment.
-
Singapore Parliament to debate political salaries with PM Wong and Chan Chun Sing on Sept 8
Singapore Parliament will debate political salary reforms September 7-10, with PM Lawrence Wong and Chan Chun Sing speaking September 8.
-
Nepal seeks urgent climate aid for $5 billion flood recovery from UN fund
Nepal requested immediate support from the UN climate loss and damage fund after floods killed 1,250 and caused massive damage.
-
UN warns Israeli settler groups may be blacklisted for violations against children in 2026
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned Israeli settler groups face possible blacklisting for child rights violations if abuses continue in 2026.
-
US and Iran Begin 60-Day Talks in Switzerland After Memorandum of Understanding Signing
US and Iranian negotiators met in Switzerland Friday to start a 60-day negotiation period following a memorandum of understanding.
-
Ukraine Receives $4 Billion Military Aid and Signs Defense Agreements with Germany
Ukraine’s allies pledged $4 billion in military aid and signed joint defense deals with Germany on June 18, 2026.
-
Two British Nationals on Hunger Strike in Iran Over Espionage Convictions
Craig and Lindsay Foreman, sentenced to 10 years in Iran on espionage charges, are on hunger strike amid calls for their release.
-
Interpol urges stronger cybercrime measures in Asia-Pacific amid rising scams and threats
Interpol released a report June 17 calling for stronger cybercrime responses after detecting 6.5 billion threats in Asia-Pacific in 2024.
-
Geylang condo passes by-laws restricting foreign worker housing amid owner disputes
Casa Aerata’s management passed by-laws limiting foreign worker tenancies, prompting legal warnings to owners who rented units to such tenants.
-
Hungary probes seizure of $82 million Ukrainian cash and gold transport
Hungary launched an investigation into agencies involved in seizing $82 million in Ukrainian cash and gold in March under the previous government.
-
Iran Warns of Stronger Response After US Strikes on Oil Tankers Amid Tensions
Iran's Parliament Speaker warned of faster, heavier reprisals following recent US strikes on Iranian tankers near Strait of Hormuz.
-
Singapore mandates Coastal Protection Code of Practice from 2028 for all coastal landowners
PUB launched a mandatory Coastal Protection Code of Practice starting in 2028 to regulate coastal landowners in Singapore, including private and government entities.
-
Singapore requires coastal landowners to build seawalls for 2.15m sea level rise by 2150
From 2028, Singapore mandates coastal landowners with 30+ years on leases to plan defenses against projected 2.15m sea level rise by 2150.
-
Singapore allocates $14M for five coastal protection projects starting in 2027
Singapore will test five coastal protection projects from 2027 with $14 million funding from PUB’s Living Lab initiative.
-
MOM appeals for higher fine after PSA fined $225,000 over 2017 worker death
The Ministry of Manpower is appealing PSA Singapore’s $225,000 fine for a 2017 workplace death, seeking a penalty between $300,000 and $350,000.
-
Man jailed for stabbing friend near Tampines MRT after argument
Mohamed Sufian Mohamed Sabri was sentenced to nine months and 19 days for stabbing his friend near Tampines MRT station in December 2025.
-
Singapore Leaders Condemn Racist Online Comments Targeting Indians After Nepal Floods and SIA-Air India Deal
Singapore’s senior ministers and prime minister condemned racist online comments against Indians amid Nepal floods and SIA’s Air India investment.
-
Singapore launches TREASURES centre to extend Semakau landfill lifespan and transform waste
Singapore launched the TREASURES centre with $35 million funding to transform waste management and extend Semakau landfill's lifespan beyond 2035.
-
Obesity recognized as chronic disease with rising rates in Singapore, linked to multiple health risks
Singapore’s overweight rate rose to 12.7% in 2026 amid recognition of obesity as a chronic disease linked to diabetes and other conditions.
-
Milan prosecutors investigate tram drivers sharing sexist images of female passengers
Milan prosecutors opened an investigation into tram drivers exchanging sexist images and comments of female passengers via WhatsApp.