Tag: Singapore
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Erosion of major-power deterrence could spur adventurism, make world more dangerous: Chan Chun Sing
“The impulse to resort to force to resolve disputes reflects a worrying trend of breakdown in diplomacy,” says Singapore’s defence minister at the Middle East Institute’s annual conference.
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Singapore inflation holds at 1.8% in May, cooler than expected as services costs ease
Core inflation, which strips out accommodation and private transport costs, came in at 1.4%
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BTS concert frenzy sends Singapore hotel bookings soaring, room rates surging
The K-pop boyband is scheduled to perform four shows at the National Stadium on Dec 17, 19, 20 and 22.
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Does a degree mean job security? Recent retrenchment data challenges that assumption, say experts
“The traditional route that Singaporeans are being educated on is you study hard, get a good degree, and then you are able to get a job,” says a retrenched tech worker.
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Dear You distributor seeking IMDA approval for up to 50 Teochew screenings
The Ministry of Digital Development and Information said earlier on Monday that it remained open to facilitating and supporting further Teochew screenings of the film.
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Lawyer attrition a systemic problem driven by toxic culture, bullying, court pressures: LawSoc study
The study said the issue stems not from individual failings, but from structural and cultural conditions that may have remained unchanged for decades.
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Man jailed for slapping churchgoers after not being allowed to take free bible
Wee Soon Ming had previously taken bibles from the church and was once stopped from taking a large quantity.
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Man gets jail for molesting Singapore Airlines stewardess while friends laughed
The victim repeatedly told the man to stay away, but he smirked and continued his advances.
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Singapore to take ‘more flexible approach’ to dialect films, open to more Teochew screenings of Dear You
“We remain open to facilitating and supporting further Teochew screenings should the distributor wish to apply for them, in response to audience interest,” said the Ministry of Digital Development and Information.
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Private-hire driver with poor driving record cut in front of cars and braked, gets jail, driving ban
Desmond Teo Wei Kiat repeatedly cut in front of a taxi, eventually crossing two lanes to take an abrupt right turn before colliding with the cab.
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