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Shipping Is Flying The Flag For Multilateral Climate Action: Why Aren’t We Celebrating Yet?

Shipping Is Flying The Flag For Multilateral Climate Action: Why Aren’t We Celebrating Yet?

T&E’s William Todts looks at whether a climate deal that potentially doubles the global biofuels market can be considered a good deal? On the banks of the River Thames in London, the headquarters of the International Maritime Organization (IMO)...

Singapore owns 5% of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Its wealth fund bet on timber

Singapore owns 5% of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Its wealth fund bet on timber

The interest in foreign agricultural land ownership comes amid warnings by some GOP leaders that Chinese firms or the government will try to purchase wide swaths of US farmland. No evidence has emerged of Chinese companies doing so in Michigan....

As US drops among Chinese study preferences, Singapore beckons

As US drops among Chinese study preferences, Singapore beckons

Miya Zheng once aimed to earn a master’s degree when she first arrived in the United States for her undergraduate studies. But now, three years later, the Chinese national has shifted her sights halfway across the world – to Singapore. “After...

World : Top News Headlines In Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand & Vietnam: July 8, 2025

World : Top News Headlines In Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand & Vietnam: July 8, 2025

INDONESIA 1. BRICS SUMMIT IN RIO REVIVES BANDUNG SPIRIT -- THE JAKARTA POST During his debut at the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, President Prabowo Subianto called on member nations to revive the Bandung Spirit and show united leadership...

Prime Minister Drew Holds High-Level Bilateral Meetings With Singapore And Austria Ahead Of 49th CARICOM Heads Of Government Meeting

Prime Minister Drew Holds High-Level Bilateral Meetings With Singapore And Austria Ahead Of 49th CARICOM Heads Of Government Meeting

- Advertisement - Montego Bay, Jamaica — Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew, and Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Right Honourable Dr. Denzil Douglas, held a series of bilateral meetings yesterday, July 6th,...

Brazil's Lula urges Brics to lead on climate and health ahead of Cop30

Brazil's Lula urges Brics to lead on climate and health ahead of Cop30

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has called on fellow Brics nations to usher in a new era of climate and health justice ahead of Cop30, which his country will host in Belem in November. In a speech on the final day of the Brics Summit...

Singapore Airlines and Scoot Take Cebuanos to Global Adventures

Singapore Airlines and Scoot Take Cebuanos to Global Adventures

Looking to escape Cebu’s humid weather and sudden rain? It’s the perfect moment for a refreshing change of scenery. Now is an ideal time to take a break and treat yourself to an international getaway. Whether you desire vibrant cities, peaceful...

Marina Bay Sands Casino Sightseeing in Singapore

Marina Bay Sands Casino Sightseeing in Singapore

The restaurant at Bombay Casino offers a wide selection of food from around the world. Ranging from sea food, European, Italian, French and Oriental Cuisine, the restaurant offers a wide range to satisfy your taste buds. With cosy atmosphere and...

Singapore launches 3 initiatives to help businesses protect data and deploy AI responsibly

Singapore launches 3 initiatives to help businesses protect data and deploy AI responsibly

The new Global AI Assurance Sandbox, PET adoption guide, and Singapore Standard for Data Protection build on ongoing efforts to strike a balance — creating room for innovation while ensuring guardrails are in place so the public can use these...

John Gascoigne: Superannuation will remain affordable and sustainable

John Gascoigne: Superannuation will remain affordable and sustainable

A critical point frequently overlooked in cross-country comparisons on superannuation, such as between Denmark and New Zealand, for example, is that superannuation systems can vary enormously in terms of cost, administrative efficiency, equity,...

No lease renewal for six golf courses, including at Tanah Merah Country Club, Singapore Island Country Club

No lease renewal for six golf courses, including at Tanah Merah Country Club, Singapore Island Country Club

[SINGAPORE] Singapore’s golf scene will change dramatically within a decade as the leases of six out of 16 golf courses will not be renewed. These leases, including courses at two of Singapore’s most prestigious golf clubs Tanah Merah Country Club...

singapore From Turf City to West Coast: Construction begins on 6 Cross Island Line MRT stations

singapore From Turf City to West Coast: Construction begins on 6 Cross Island Line MRT stations

Construction works has begun on six MRT stations under the second phase of the Cross Island Line (CRL), with completion targeted by 2032. Six underground stations will be built over a distance of 15km, including two interchanges at the current...

Escape the ordinary: Singapore Airlines and Scoot take Cebuanos to global adventures

Escape the ordinary: Singapore Airlines and Scoot take Cebuanos to global adventures

Seeking relief from Cebu’s humid days and surprise showers? It’s time for a refreshing change of scenery. Now’s the best time to take a break and reward yourself with an international escape. Whether you’re dreaming of bustling cities, serene...

Who are these 28 Singapore innovators and changemakers to watch right now?

Who are these 28 Singapore innovators and changemakers to watch right now?

From bootstrapped startups to industry giants, discover the next generation of innovators and changemakers from Singapore driving innovation across industries and society As the Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow returns for its tenth edition in...

Singapore’s MPs go full durian in Malaysia, lead the charge on sold-out cross-border trips

Singapore’s MPs go full durian in Malaysia, lead the charge on sold-out cross-border trips

SINGAPORE, July 7 — Singaporeans are packing their bags — and their appetites — as durian season kicks into high gear, with Members of Parliament leading the charge across the Causeway for foodie-fuelled day trips. From the heartlands of Singapore...

19 Best Dog-Friendly Things to Do in Singapore

19 Best Dog-Friendly Things to Do in Singapore

Singapore has a surprising range of activities for dog owners who want to spend quality time with their furry companions. You can choose to go for a relaxed café visit, an outdoor adventure, or many other unique bonding experiences. Here’s a...

Global Property Expo opens in Singapore next week as Asia’s influence in international real estate grows

Global Property Expo opens in Singapore next week as Asia’s influence in international real estate grows

The European is a media partner for the inaugural edition of the international event One of the world’s largest residential real estate gatherings will open in Singapore next week, as the inaugural Global Property Expo | Singapore 2025 brings...

Escaping high costs by moving to even higher costs? Make it make sense, Singaporeans!

Escaping high costs by moving to even higher costs? Make it make sense, Singaporeans!

SINGAPORE: A provocative question turned up recently on Reddit that ignited a flood of opinions: Why do migrating Singaporeans choose high-cost-of-living (HCOL) cities and not the more reasonably priced alternatives? The poster highlighted a...

Chinese man with Oxford PhD turns delivery rider after 10 failed interviews in Singapore; inspiring thousands online

Chinese man with Oxford PhD turns delivery rider after 10 failed interviews in Singapore; inspiring thousands online

In today’s volatile employment landscape, even top-tier education can’t always guarantee job stability. The case of Ding Yuanzhao, a highly qualified Oxford graduate working as a food delivery rider in Singapore, paints a sobering picture of...

Ships moving in shallow waters cause huge hidden methane leaks

Ships moving in shallow waters cause huge hidden methane leaks

Ships have long connected the world’s economies. They bring goods and people across seas and rivers. But their impact on the environment goes beyond the fuel they burn. A new study from Chalmers University of Technology has uncovered a surprising...

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