Singapore

According to a recent LinkedIn research, Singaporean professionals are quickly embracing AI-related skills, putting themselves as frontrunners in global workforce adaption. The findings indicate Singapore’s dedication to leveraging emerging technology and the adaptability of its workforce in addressing the digital era’s problems and opportunities. According to LinkedIn’s report, Singapore stands out for its workforce’s adoption of AI skills. The country’s …

Singaporean police have increased their efforts to prevent money laundering by a Chinese criminal organization, confiscating further properties associated with the group. The move demonstrates Singapore’s commitment to preserving the integrity of its financial system and ensuring the country’s status as a safe and secure global financial hub. The increased crackdown on the Chinese money laundering organization follows a thorough …

Singaporean authorities have arrested three Chinese nationals and seven individuals holding Chinese passports in connection with a significant money laundering operation. The arrests highlight the continued efforts of law enforcement agencies to combat financial crimes and ensure the integrity of the global financial system. The arrests come as a result of a comprehensive investigation by Singaporean authorities into a complex …

By adopting digital marriage certificates for online solemnization ceremonies, Singapore has made a huge step toward modernizing its marriage registration procedure. This forward-thinking decision underscores the country’s commitment to use technology to improve administrative systems and meet evolving societal needs. Singapore’s Registry of Marriages (ROM) has launched a new digital marriage certificate system that will allow couples who have online …

According to government insiders, Singapore is aggressively investigating the prospect of importing electricity from India as part of its ambitious green energy goal. This possible collaboration between the two countries might be critical in diversifying Singapore’s energy sources and strengthening India’s position as a significant participant in the global renewable energy market. Sources from within the Singaporean government revealed that …

The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) of Singapore has reduced its growth projection for 2023 due to anticipated ongoing sluggish demand from significant external economies. Recent data demonstrating the country’s modest economic development coincide with the decision.  The MTI said that the revised range for Singapore’s gross domestic product (GDP) for 2023 is 0.5% to 1.5%, a smaller range …

The EG.5 Omicron sub-variant, nicknamed “Eris”, of COVID-19 has raised alarm in Singapore as cases surge, prompting global health authorities to closely monitor the situation. The sub-variant has also been detected in new cases in the United States.  The World Health Organization (WHO) says EG.5 is similar to other omicron variants, but not more deadly than its counterparts. This sub-variant …

Young scam victims in Singapore are seeking counseling and help for mental health issues to get through the pain of losing huge sums of money in various scams. In 2022 alone, victims were cheated of $660.7 million in job scams and cyber-fraud. Job con, e-commerce hoax, investment fraud and phishing attacks make up more than 80 percent of the top …

Singapore Presidential hopeful Tan Kin Lian promised to influence policies if elected is unrealistic and misleading, say analysts. The former chief executive of NTUC Income had run for the 2011 election, and is now vying for the election next month.  Felix Tan, a political analyst at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), pointed out that Singapore’s President does not shape policies, and …

An Indian woman, Reetha Sahani, onboard the Royal Carribbean Cruise (Spectrum of the Seas) has died after reportedly jumping from the vessel when it was sailing through the Singapore Strait from Penang, the northern island state of Peninsular Malaysia. The 64-year-old’s son, Apoorv, had earlier asked for assistance from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) and the Ministry of External Affairs …