When 2.7 million Singaporeans went to the polls on May 3, it seemed as if the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP), which has governed Singapore since it became an independent republic in 1965, would ...

Investors don’t need to head to Boat Quay to enjoy it. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) may offer it. The opportunity lies in a stock that has been orphaned. The Thai Beverage Public Co is a giant spirits ...

SINGAPORE (AP) — Singapore's long-ruling People’s Action Party won another landslide in Saturday’s general elections, extending its 66-year unbroken rule in a huge boost for Prime Minister ...

Despite the criticism, Saturday’s election in Singapore – where some 2.76 million people are scheduled to vote – is set to return the long-ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) to power.

SINGAPORE: The Singapore People’s Party (SPP) on Tuesday (Apr 22) confirmed its slate for Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC in the May 3 General Election. They will be: SPP secretary-general Steve Chia ...

Singapore’s People’s Action Party, which has been in power for the past 60 years, could secure at least 40% of votes if a general election were held tomorrow, according to a YouGov survey.

Delegates and observers at the talks, held in a retrofitted football stadium on the edge of Baku, the Azerbaijani capital, don’t seem to mind. In fact, the beer’s recycling credentials might add to ...

Nick Chow, part of the COP29 Singapore Pavilion team, poses for a photo with NEWBrew, beer made with treated wastewater, during the COP29 UN Climate Summit, Nov. 15, 2024, in Baku, Azerbaijan.

The beer was next produced in 2022, 2023, then again this year. “It's part of the acceptance of the use of recycled water, which in general is a difficult topic," said Ong.

Today I have their classic American Lager - Yacht Party. This is supposed to be one of the best lagers out there, as it ranks FIFTH in the world for light lagers on BeerAdvocate and gets a style ...

Paulaner Bräuhaus Singapore is bringing Oktoberfest 2024 to life with free-flow beer, wine, and prosecco available from Tuesday to Saturday, 6pm-8pm for S$48++ or 6pm-10pm for S$68++.

Ten years ago this week, the rogue trader Nick Leeson fled Singapore after realising he could no longer hide his trading losses of more than $1bn. Leeson was released in 1999 after four-years in a ...