Singapore Authorities Detain Minors Under Internal Security Act for Self-Radicalisation Singapore has recently taken action against two minors who were found to be involved in activities related to self-radicalisation. A 17-year-old boy has been detained, while a 15-year-old girl has been subjected to restrictions under the Internal Security Act. Details of the Case According to…
Eliza Teoh’s Revelations on Media Bias Resonate Today Eliza Teoh’s recent post on social media, discussing her experience of being discouraged from reporting positively on opposition candidates in the 1990s, has sparked a conversation about media bias in Singapore. Despite the post being decades old, Teoh’s observations still strike a chord with many individuals, highlighting…
Analysis of the 2023 High Court Ruling on Yang Kee Logistics The 2023 High Court ruling on Yang Kee Logistics centered on the decision of whether judicial management should proceed in the case. The ruling did not delve into the comparison of offers or the determination of which offer, between GDPS and others, was better….
Red Dot United Engages Jalan Kayu Residents in Outreach Effort Red Dot United, a political party in Singapore, continued its community outreach efforts in Jalan Kayu on 30 March. The team, led by Kala Manickam, engaged with hundreds of residents in the area, visiting popular eateries to connect with the local community. Focus on Cost…
Taiwan Mobilizes Rescue Team and Equipment Following Myanmar Earthquake Taiwan has taken swift action in response to the earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28, mobilizing 126 rescuers, six search dogs, and 15 tonnes of equipment. The rescue team is currently on full standby, awaiting approval from both Myanmar and Thailand for deployment. Deployment Pending…
Strong Earthquakes Hit Myanmar, Tremors Felt Across Southeast Asia On 28 March, 2025, a significant earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 struck near Sagaing, Myanmar, followed by a magnitude 6.4 aftershock. The impact of the seismic activity was felt as far as Bangkok, Thailand, causing damage in Myanmar and triggering widespread concern throughout the region….
ELD Increases Election Expenses Cap and Updates Minority Candidate Requirements On 27 March, the Elections Department (ELD) announced that the maximum election expenses per elector will increase from S$4 to S$5. The reason cited for this adjustment was inflation. Changes in GRC Minority Candidate Requirements ELD also confirmed new requirements for minority candidates in Group…
Workplace Fatalities in Singapore Rise in 2024 In 2024, the number of workplace deaths in Singapore saw an increase to 43, up from 36 in the previous year, as reported by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM). The construction, transport and storage, and marine industries were identified as the sectors accounting for 80 per cent of…
Netizens Criticize PM Wong’s Statements on Cost-of-Living Pressures Netizens recently expressed criticism towards Prime Minister Wong following his comments on the challenges related to the cost of living. Many individuals argued that government policies have exacerbated inflation in the country. Key issues highlighted by the critics included the increases in Goods and Services Tax (GST),…
Law Society Vice-President Faces Backlash for Controversial Remarks on TikToker’s Rape Conviction Controversial Comments on LinkedIn Law Society Vice-President Boon Teck Chia has come under scrutiny for making victim-blaming remarks on LinkedIn following a TikToker’s rape conviction. His comments, which have since been removed, have sparked strong backlash from his legal colleagues. Criticism and Call…