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The Housing Development Board (HDB) coffee shops will no longer be required to provide budget meals under revised rules intended to keep the scheme sustainable for operators and stallholders. — TODAY pic

Singapore drops mandatory budget meal rule at HDB coffee shops, offers rent perks to operators who opt in

An 18-year-old admitted in court to multiple offences committed between 2024 and 2025, including distributing a girl’s nude photos, forging an NRIC and extorting a schoolmate. — TODAY pic

Singapore teen pleads guilty to leaking nudes, forging NRIC and extorting schoolmate in ‘sustained campaign of exploitation’

The Singapore Civil Defence Force said no one was inside the unit at the time of the fire. — Picture courtesy of Singapore Civil Defence Force

Singapore Tampines flat fire forces evacuation of 100 residents, firefighter hospitalised for heat exhaustion

A police officer who molested a female colleague and assaulted a full time national serviceman after a work dinner and dance was sentenced to 11 weeks’ jail on Wednesday. — TODAY pic

Singapore cop gets 11 weeks’ jail for molesting policewoman and attacking national serviceman after work dinner and dance

People walk outside office buildings during lunchtime in the financial district of Raffles Place in Singapore on May 22, 2025. — AFP pic

Analysts: Singapore job market to stay cautious in 2026 despite solid growth as employers shift to contract roles

Students in Singapore have demonstrated that artificial intelligence (AI) can be built by anyone, showing that with the right tools and community support, people can develop solutions that address real-world needs. — Reuters pic

Singapore students create AI tools to solve real‑world problems at Codechella

A ComfortDelGro taxi overturned on the Pan Island Expressway on Wednesday morning, leaving its driver and passenger injured and requiring hospital treatment. — Picture via TikTok/mdamranbd7

Taxi overturns on Singapore’s Pan Island Expressway, sending driver and passenger to hospital (VIDEO)

In a Facebook post, Derrick Sim (right) of People’s Power Party jokingly told Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to ‘lepak a bit’ following the strengthening of the ringgit against the Singapore dollar. — Pictures by Raymond Manuel and Facebook/Derrick Sim People's Power Party

‘Lepak a bit’: Singapore politician’s quip highlights ringgit’s recent gains against Singapore dollar

Defamation suits filed by Singapore’s Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam (pic) and Manpower Minister Tan See Leng against Bloomberg and one of its reporters will proceed to trial in April 2026. ― TODAY pic

Singapore ministers’ defamation suits over Bloomberg Good Class Bungalow article fixed for April hearings

Singapore’s Workers’ Party Chief Pritam Singh walks outside the State Courts in Singapore February 17, 2025. The Leader of the House Indranee Rajah has moved a motion for Parliament to decide whether Pritam Singh should continue as Leader of the Opposition following his conviction for giving false evidence to a parliamentary committee. — Reuters pic

Singapore’s Leader of the House files motion to review Pritam Singh’s suitability as opposition leader after conviction

A Swiss flag flutters on the headquarters of Nestle in Vevey, Switzerland, November 25, 2024. Singapore has ordered retailers to stop selling five batches of Nestle NAN infant and follow on formula after a potential contamination risk involving cereulide toxin was flagged by overseas food safety authorities. — Reuters pic

Singapore halts sale of selected Nestle NAN infant formula after five batches flagged for toxin risk

The initiative, announced on November 19, will let companies list simultaneously on the Singapore Exchange and Nasdaq using a single prospectus in their application, cutting the cost and complexity of a second listing that firms pursue primarily to access capital from a broader investor base. — Reuters pic

Singapore’s Nasdaq fast‑track draws interest, but high S$2b threshold may curb uptake

The store also sold vapes and related accessories. — Reuters file pic

Malaysian jailed 41 weeks after 35,000 vapes seized in Singapore warehouse raids

Spot gold prices are now trading at least around US$4,330 (RM17,568.64) an ounce, nearly double the US$2,600 (RM10,524) an ounce seen at the start of 2025, which explains why Singaporean gold buyers are keener on bullion than jewellery. — AFP/China OUT pic

Bullion beats bling: Gold buyers in Singapore trade in jewellery for bars amid metal price boom

Former Singapore deputy prime minister Heng Swee Keat, who retired from politics in April 2025, relinquished his seat on the Monetary Authority of Singapore on January 5, 2026. — Picture from Facebook/Singapore Institute of International Affairs

Ex-Singapore DPM Heng Swee Keat leaves Money Authority board nine months after quitting politics

According to a report by Singapore’s CNA, 20-year-old Rizqin Aniq Rahaizad was also ordered to perform 70 hours of community service. — Picture via Facebook/Tanjong Pagar United F.C.

Singapore court puts ex-footballer on 15 months’ probation for attacking two opponents