The new book marks six decades of Singapore’s foreign policy journey, one that survived a difficult start to grow into something strong and respected.
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Singapore to host new Google DeepMind lab as AI push gains momentum
The company said Singapore’s strong policies, talent pool and long-term plans for digital transformation made it the right place to expand its presence in the region.
Andhra Pradesh inks deal with Singapore on urban growth, flight connectivity
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said Singapore’s government and companies operate on innovative ideas, and that Andhra Pradesh is keen to collaborate with such entities.
Singapore-based man held in USD 3.6 million bank fraud near Delhi airport
The CBI has arrested a Singapore-based man from a hotel near Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport in connection with a INR 32-crore (USD 3.6 million) bank fraud, officials said on Friday, November 14. The man, identified as Rajesh Bothra, was traced and picked up by the agency following a tip-off about his arrival in Delhi. […]
Singapore Airlines Q2 profit falls 82 percent to SGD 52 million as Air India losses weigh
The leading carrier, which owns a 25.1 per cent stake in loss-making Air India, had a net profit of 290 million Singapore dollars (SGD) in the 2024 September quarter.
Karnataka eyes deeper industrial ties with Singapore; delegation visit planned for 2026
Patil held discussions with Gan Siow Huang, Singapore’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Industry, at Khanija Bhavan about investment and industrial collaboration between Karnataka and Singapore.
Bihar to Singapore! Trump appoints Indian-origin Dr. Anjani Sinha as U.S. ambassador
Trump has appointed Dr. Anjani Sinha, a Bihar-born medical and business professional of Indian origin, as the new American Ambassador to Singapore
Jewish community in Singapore faces rising hostility amid Israel-Hamas tensions: Shanmugam
Speaking at the Chesed-El Synagogue on Thursday, November 6, during its 120th anniversary celebration, Shanmugam said Jewish residents now feel “less secure”.
Online harm victims given new legal protection in Singapore; one-stop government agency coming by June 2026
Twenty-three Singapore MPs debated the Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Bill — now passed into law — for eight hours on 5 November 2025, and they spoke on issues ranging from remedies for victims who are minors to the risk of government agency’s powers being an overreach.
Zubeen Garg death case: Singapore hands over reports, SIT to file chargesheet by December 17
He maintained that the Special Investigation Team (SIT), probing Garg’s death, has made substantial progress and will submit the chargesheet in court within the stipulated time.
