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2026-11-04 · South China Morning Post · Politics

Singapore passes tougher anti-haze laws, fines to increase 10 times against offenders

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2026-10-31 · South China Morning Post · Technology

‘I’m terrified’: AI comes for Southeast Asia’s graduate jobs

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2026-10-25 · South China Morning Post · Technology

Singapore embraces AI for cyber defence, with one caveat: breach transparency

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2026-10-21 · South China Morning Post · Economy/Business

Singapore hits back over claims it rigged Indonesia’s stock market crash

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2026-10-21 · South China Morning Post · Environment

Does Singapore’s tougher stance on haze mark an inflection point?

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2026-10-20 · South China Morning Post · Economy/Business

Singapore, Hong Kong take different paths in race for stablecoin dominance. Who will win?

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2026-08-28 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Only later would they realise the lessons were part of the trap. assertive

2026-09-18 · South China Morning Post

🔮 “I guessed that they might not have been doing that well since branches have been closing over the years, but I did not expect the whole chain to disappear just like that,” he said. mixed

2026-09-18 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Observers say that through resonating with the hosts, Chan managed to convey Singapore’s sterner message of a call for major powers to build trust instead of coercion, though there is a risk that linguistic bonds may raise the expectation for Singapore to sympathise with Beijing’s interests. mixed

2026-09-30 · South China Morning Post

🔮 With global acts also touring Asia, UK star Ed Sheeran’s concert fallout in the US raises the question of how the saga would play out regionally In Malaysia, where public support for the Palestinian cause runs deep, promoters must still weigh an artist’s politics against commercial considerations and concert rules. assertive

2026-10-07 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Singapore must be able to say ‘no’ to US, China to preserve trust: Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan says Singapore must maintain trust with Washington and Beijing without becoming a proxy for either He also warned that the global landscape would remain unsettled if China and the United States failed to address their respective domestic issues. assertive

2026-10-13 · South China Morning Post

🔮 From public service to private romance FirstDate is being piloted among government employees aged 21 to 35 amid Singapore’s efforts to raise its fertility rate “It’s like ‘Why not?’, and I think it does have a few screening procedures so it might save you some trouble like having to deal with impersonators or people who do not match with their advertised profiles,” said Clare, who requested not to use her real name. assertive

2026-10-20 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Who will win? assertive

2026-10-20 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Who will win? assertive

2026-10-21 · South China Morning Post

🔮 On Monday, Singapore’s Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam told local media the country would use “every legal and regulatory lever” at its disposal to “exert pressure where it matters – including on [companies’] bottom lines, including on their access to financing, and including on their standing with investors”. assertive

2026-10-25 · South China Morning Post

🔮 At a summit earlier this month, Singapore launched a refreshed cybersecurity strategy that would see it progressively deploy AI across its cyber defence operations and work with industry partners to accelerate adoption, as it seeks to bolster protection for its critical infrastructure. assertive

2026-11-04 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Companies behind forest fires in Indonesia will face a fine up to US$780,000, as Singapore says it needs better ways to verify haze data The amended Transboundary Pollution Haze Act will see penalties on such companies increase tenfold to a maximum fine of S$1 million (US$780,000) a day, capped at a total of S$20 million. assertive