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At UN debate, Singapore reaffirms freedom of passage in international waterways is 'right not privilege'

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim was speaking at a high-level debate at the United Nations on the safety and protection of waterways.

Corruption cases in S’pore fell to lowest level in 2025; CPIB observes cases becoming more complex

The agency received a total of 160 corruption-related reports in 2025.

Decrease in corruption cases, conviction rate rises in 2025: CPIB report

"The corruption situation in Singapore remains firmly under control," says the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.

Corruption cases fall to 68 in 2025, lowest on record: CPIB report

"The corruption situation in Singapore remains firmly under control," says the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.

Celebrating excellence: Prof Hew Choy Sin receives distinguished orchid research honour

Professor Hew Choy Sin, who retired from the NUS Department of Biological Sciences in 2004, was conferred the prestigious AOS Orchid Research Award (AOSORA) by the American Orchid Society (AOS) in February 2026. The…

Home Team set to launch first satellite in 2029 to detect hazardous gas plumes

The satellite would give the Singapore Civil Defence Force earlier warning during emergencies, enabling faster decisions and responses, said Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam.

11 men arrested in Singapore, as regional police crackdown nabs 326 in online child abuse probe

The police are investigating the individuals for their suspected involvement in producing, possessing, gaining access and distributing child sexual abuse materials, among other offences.

Missing: 2 teenage schoolgirls last seen in Pasir Ris on Monday

It is not clear if both girls know each other.

From excitement to excessive bets: World Cup football frenzy fuels fears of gambling addiction surge

Counsellors and psychologists are bracing for a rise in gambling addiction cases with the FIFA World Cup kicking off in June.

Polyclinic identifies oral frailty as early warning sign of physical decline, aims to prevent falls

Oral frailty screening has been part of enhanced frailty care at Serangoon Polyclinic since it opened in November.

‘No question is a stupid question’: How strong mentorship and continuous learning fuel innovation at this tech firm

From knowledge sharing to structured training, Huawei employees are given the support and opportunities to shine.

Strategic job rotations and autonomous robot trials: How these shape the way staff dream up Sentosa’s future

By supporting career mobility and cutting-edge projects, SDC encourages staff to look ahead in their plans for the island.

How one female engineer grew with the S’pore builder behind Gardens by the Bay and Jewel

As Woh Hup continues to evolve as a forward-looking builder, it is investing in the people who will drive its progress.

Why the marketer behind Milo’s plushies has stayed at Nestle for 11 years – and never felt stuck

She has moved across brands, launched viral campaigns and has not felt the need to leave as she is given room to grow at Nestle Singapore.

Work out, eat right, build muscle: How this firm takes staff well-being to new heights

KLA is setting the bar for workplace wellness, with employee-led interest groups, on-site gyms and a new muscle health programme

From office pantries to community hub: One engineer’s path to his most meaningful work, and the company that made it possible

Where the best minds come to challenge science, preserve health and move medicine beyond the lab

In the age of AI, the most powerful tool at this biotech company is its people

At Amgen, a ground-up culture of trust is giving employees room to innovate and transform how work gets done.

Singapore’s Best Employers 2026

These are the 250 most attractive employers in Singapore.

Building robots from cockroaches, teaching Singlish to AI: Meet the young officers thriving at HTX