Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a correction direction to MalaysiaNow under POFMA, citing false claims in an ...

The High Court dismissed a wrongful termination suit by a former Prudential agency leader who alleged retaliation for ...

Renewed praise for Ong Beng Seng risks obscuring how the charges against him were significantly narrowed, despite his central role in a corruption scandal involving more than S$400,000 in gifts to ...

Singapore ranked among the safest countries globally in the 2025 Gallup Law and Order Report, with high public confidence in law enforcement, but its public communications spending has drawn attention ...

The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority’s decision to issue only a warning to Ong Beng Seng, despite his conviction for a serious offence, has raised questions over fairness—especially as others have ...

Bloomberg has reported that Chen Zhi, the China-born Cambodian tycoon recently sanctioned by the US for alleged involvement in global scam operations, was himself defrauded by his Singapore family ...

In CNA’s The Assembly, Pritam Singh said the “court of public opinion can be bigger than any court”, citing WP’s election showing. Law Minister Edwin Tong called the remark “outrageous” and warned ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s remarks about the Workers’ Party’s (WP) performance in Tampines raise inconsistencies, particularly when compared with past elections where the WP performed strongly in ...

Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan’s appeal for Singaporeans to seek balance and dialogue in the Israel-Palestine war ignores the scale and clarity of atrocities unfolding in Gaza, where nearly ...

Therme Group Singapore, led by former minister Mah Bow Tan, won the Concept and Price Revenue Tender to build a S$1 billion ...

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong declined to comment on the government’s move to gazette 38 Oxley Road as a national monument. Netizens criticised his silence and urged the government to respect Lee ...