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The disciplinary panel will present its final report and recommendations to the Central Executive Committee later in April.
A Malaysian man hired by a gang, who set up the devices at a flat in the city state, was sentenced to jail for five years and three months.
The man allegedly engaged in intimate acts with an underage girl in 2023.
State Coroner Adam Nakhoda said no one had forced, coerced or pushed Garg into the waters off Lazarus Island last year.
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The government warned that volunteering with organisations like Sar-El could lead to legal action.
Anil Nayar criticised an ABC programme for making ‘baseless claims’ about the city state’s political system and judiciary.
Akash Tiwari followed the victim multiple times and returned to his seat only after she reported the matter to her supervisor.
The Evergreen Group CEO, who has been in and out of court since August 2024, now faces a total of 17 charges.
While acknowledging that the man wanted to escape quickly, the judge said it did not give him ‘leeway’ to act so recklessly.
In one of his videos, the man claimed that the government was paying to attract Chinese nationals and nurture them as leaders.
Once considered a ‘legend in Singapore’s oil industry’, Lim was convicted of cheating HSBC and abetting forgery in 2024.
Sharveen Chetty also issued a threat to blacklist the victim from working in Singapore.
The videos targeting Lawrence Wong spread false narratives about his leadership being under threat and political infighting in Singapore.
His controversial nomination, opposed by Malaysians, was ‘returned to the president’ last month.
The Workers’ Party chief said ‘public cynicism’ can grow when Singaporeans do not see a clear accounting of how these funds are used.
National Security Minister K Shanmugam says any Singaporean found fighting abroad will be detained by the Internal Security Department.
An Indonesian crew member of the World Legacy died in the blaze, which was extinguished by Singapore’s marine firefighters.
Lee Hsien Loong attended Bryan Wong’s show at Rainforest Wild Asia, creating a viral moment with the street performer.
The drunk passenger slapped the elderly cabby outside a police station last year.
Nuh Qurasaini, the first Singaporean convicted of littering under Malaysia’s stricter law, performs court-ordered clean-up near Dataran Merdeka.
The offender was 22 when he matched with the 13-year-old victim on a Telegram bot and asked her to be his girlfriend.
Singapore’s definition of household income now includes income from non-work sources, including rental and investment income.
A paperwork error saw the man, who had been convicted for assaulting a police officer, released 12 weeks early.
The site, which was gazetted as a national monument last year, cannot be redeveloped for residential or commercial uses.
The group was rescued by police when their vessel capsized during a chase. One man was sentenced to 21 months for his sixth illegal entry.
Pending US Congress approval, the US$2.3 billion Boeing P-8A deal announced at Pentagon talks will upgrade Singapore’s anti-submarine capabilities.
Choy Zisheng entered a woman’s toilet cubicle with the victim, locked the door and sexually assaulted her while she told him to stop.
A judge said Long Sa Kow will be required to serve nine months’ imprisonment if he fails to pay the fine.
Chief Justice Wan Ahmad Farid warns court backlogs expose judicial shortages and urgent calls for reform in Malaysia’s legal system.
