Prof Kevin YL Tan calls for independent elections commission to address electoral fairness in Singapore

Constitutional Law Expert Advocates for Electoral Reform in Singapore During a recent public webinar hosted by AcademiaSG, Professor Kevin YL Tan, a renowned constitutional law expert, discussed the need for reforms in Singapore’s electoral boundary-drawing process. Professor Tan highlighted the importance of establishing an independent elections commission to enhance transparency, fairness, and accountability in the…

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Court rules against K-pop group NewJeans in contract dispute

The Band’s Departure from Label Makes Headlines In November, the well-known band garnered attention with their announcement to part ways with their record label. The decision to leave the label sparked interest and speculation among fans and industry insiders alike. Reasons for Departure While the band did not provide explicit details about the reasons behind…

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New Faces, New Fights: Singapore’s GE2025 Contenders Step Up

As Singapore gears up for the General Election (GE2025), political parties are unveiling fresh faces to engage voters ahead of the November 23 deadline. With revised electoral boundaries released on March 11, 2025, the political landscape is buzzing with activity. This article compiles insights from two Channel NewsAsia reports and additional confirmed data, spotlighting potential…

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Cubaan seludup ke Thailand, 38,000 kelapa dirampas PGA

Theft of RM1.03 Million by Southeast PGA Brigade The Southeast PGA Brigade recently made a seizure totaling RM1.03 million. The incident has raised concerns and garnered attention from the public and authorities. Background The Southeast PGA Brigade, known for their efforts in combating criminal activities and maintaining security, made a significant discovery recently. The seizure…

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Singapore among six governments suspected of using Israeli spyware, Citizen Lab report claims

Six Governments Suspected of Using Israeli Spyware, Citizen Lab Report Reveals A recent report from Citizen Lab has identified six governments – Singapore, Australia, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, and Israel – as suspected users of Israeli spyware developed by Paragon Solutions. The spyware in question, known as Graphite, has been linked to surveillance operations conducted on…

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Ong Ye Kung’s remark on Galaxy CC exposes deeper questions about the PA’s political neutrality

Health Minister’s Statement Sparks Debate Over PA Neutrality Health Minister Ong Ye Kung’s recent statement regarding the assignment of Galaxy CC to Sembawang West SMC has stirred up a discussion about potential political influence within the People’s Association (PA). This development has brought to light concerns about the PA’s neutrality, particularly in light of past…

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Houthis claim new attack on American warships

Iran-Backed Rebels Target USS Harry S Truman Carrier Group Iran-backed rebels claimed to have launched an attack on the USS Harry S Truman carrier group using a combination of missiles and drones. This incident has raised tensions in the region and sparked concerns about the security of US military assets in the area. Details of…

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