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October 3, 2026
Singapore/World

Singapore government launches dating app for public servants using Nobel-winning algorithm

Singapore’s government has launched a dating service that uses a Nobel Prize-winning matching algorithm to pair public-sector employees, introducing a highly controlled alternative to commercial dating platforms as the city-state faces a

Singapore/World

UN Experts Condemn Singapore Executions for Drug Offences

United Nations experts have condemned Singapore’s continued use of the death penalty for drug-related offences, saying at least 16 people have been executed in the country since the beginning of 2026 and calling for an immediate halt to what they

August 18, 2026

Singapore Confronts Rising Threat of Rapid Youth Radicalisation

Singapore/World

Singapore is grappling with an accelerating wave of youth radicalisation, with authorities warning that the time it takes for young people to embrace extremist

Singapore Births Fall Below 30,000 for First Time Since Independence

Singapore/World

Singapore’s annual number of births fell below 30,000 for the first time since independence in 1965, underscoring mounting demographic pressures as one of Asia’s

Singapore: Lawrence Wong to Lead Amid Economic and Political Challenges

May 3, 2024
Singapore

Singapore has announced that Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will take over as the country’s next leader on May 15. Wong, 51, has garnered unanimous support from lawmakers within the People’s Action

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