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Is Singapore’s Relations with Other Asian Countries Going to be Damaged due to the Taylor Swift Concert Issue?

By Jasmine C.
March 4, 2024
in :  Singapore
is singapore's relations with other asian countries going to be damaged due to the taylor swift concert issue

The American pop star Taylor Swift is currently performing in Singapore as part of her Eras tour, which also includes Japan and Australia. However, the Singapore leg of the tour has been surrounded by controversy, as it was revealed that the Singapore government had offered a grant to the concert organizer AEG to secure the exclusivity of the shows in …

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How did Singapore Secure the Exclusivity Deal with Taylor Swift?

By Desk Writer
March 1, 2024
in :  Singapore
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Taylor Swift, one of the most popular and influential singers in the world, is coming to Singapore for six sold-out concerts in March 2024. The shows are part of her Eras Tour, which celebrates her 10 studio albums and her musical evolution. However, Singapore is not just another stop on her tour. It is the only destination in Southeast Asia …

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How the Taylor Swift Effect Impacts Singapore’s Economy

By Jasmine C.
February 28, 2024
in :  Singapore
how the taylor swift effect impacts singapore's economy

Taylor Swift, one of the most popular and influential singers in the world, is set to perform six sold-out concerts in Singapore in March 2024, as part of her Eras world tour. The concerts, which will take place at the National Stadium, are expected to attract more than 300,000 fans, many of whom will travel from other countries in the …

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Fake news law triggers resignation of Singapore opposition leader: Here’s Why

By Desk Writer
February 26, 2024
in :  Singapore
fake news law triggers resignation of singapore opposition leader here's why

Singapore’s controversial fake news law, officially known as the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA), has claimed its first political casualty. Leong Mun Wai, the chief of the opposition Progress Singapore Party (PSP), announced his resignation on February 18, 2024, after the government invoked the law against him for his online posts about the country’s immigration policy. Here …

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Prison Officers are Getting Heat: Is Bribery Common in Singapore Prisons?

By Katherine S
February 23, 2024
in :  Singapore
prison officers are getting heat is bribery common in singapore prisons

Singapore, the island nation known for its strict laws and efficient governance, has been rocked by a series of bribery scandals involving prison officers and inmates. Several prison officers have been arrested and charged for accepting bribes from inmates, in exchange for smuggling contraband items, such as mobile phones, cigarettes, and drugs, into the prison. The bribery cases have raised …

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The Fast Rise of Scams: Why are Singaporeans so Prone to Cybercrimes?

By Katherine S
February 21, 2024
in :  Singapore
the fast rise of scams why are singaporeans so prone to cybercrimes

Singapore, the modern and prosperous city-state, has also become a hotbed for scams and cybercrimes in recent years. According to the latest statistics from the Singapore Police Force (SPF), the number of scam and cybercrime cases increased by 25.2% to 33,669 in 2022, compared to 26,886 cases in 2021.  The total amount reported to have been cheated from all scams …

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Singapore’s Plan on Meat Why the FDA Lifted the Pork Import Ban

By Katherine S
February 19, 2024
in :  Singapore
singapore's plan on meat why the fda lifted the pork import ban

Singapore, a small and densely populated city-state, has a high demand for meat, but a limited capacity to produce it locally. The country imports about 90% of its food, including meat, from various sources, such as Brazil, Australia, and the US¹. However, this dependence on imports poses several challenges and risks, such as the high cost, the environmental impact, and …

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Here’s the Biggest Priority of Singapore’s Budget in 2024

By Katherine S
February 16, 2024
in :  Singapore
here's the biggest priority of singapore's budget in 2024

The theme of the Budget 2024 is Building Our Shared Future Together. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said that the Budget aims to address the immediate challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as to lay the foundations for a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future for Singapore. The Priority of the Budget The biggest priority …

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How Two Events Related to Israel-Hamas War Sparked Police Investigation in Singapore

By Katherine S
February 14, 2024
in :  Singapore
how two events related to israel hamas war sparked police investigation in singapore

Singapore, a small and multiethnic city-state in Southeast Asia, has been drawn into the global controversy over the Israel-Hamas war, which erupted in October 2023 and has claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions of people.  The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has launched investigations into two events related to the conflict, which took place on Feb 2, 2024, and involved …

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How ChatGPT is Changing the Way Teachers and Students Learn in Singapore

By Desk Writer
February 12, 2024
in :  Singapore
how chatgpt is changing the way teachers and students learn in singapore

ChatGPT is a generative AI chatbot that can interact with users in a conversational way, and provide feedback, questions, and suggestions to help them learn and improve. ChatGPT is changing the way teachers and students learn in Singapore, by offering the following benefits: Enhancing self-directed learning: ChatGPT can enable students to learn at their own pace and level, and to …

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