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All news stories from Singapore.
From Marina Bay's zero-waste ambitions to district cooling systems, Singapore is charting its own path in the race to net-zero—but rivals in Copenhagen and Amsterdam are setting a faster pace.
With major policy reviews due by year-end, the city-state faces pivotal choices on upgrading ageing HDB estates, expanding the rail network, and meeting ambitious green targets.
A decade of policy shifts, pandemic disruptions, and digital transformation has fundamentally reshaped how students learn across the island.
While Western cities grapple with housing shortages and social friction, Singapore's structured approach to multiculturalism offers lessons—and cautionary notes—for the world.
Decades of rapid development forced a reckoning—and Singapore's current environmental agenda is the result of hard lessons learned.
As the government pushes denser urban development, residents in Tampines, Clementi and beyond face real trade-offs between affordability and livability.
With land constraints and an ageing population, the government faces critical choices on public housing density, affordability targets, and estate rejuvenation that will reshape neighbourhoods across the island.
While cities worldwide grapple with crime and social fragmentation, Singapore's integrated grassroots approach offers lessons in hyper-local crime prevention.
While London and Vancouver grapple with affordability crises, Singapore's integrated approach to public housing, transit, and density offers lessons the world is watching closely.
As Singapore's newest transport spine connects Pasir Ris to Jurong East, residents finally get relief from gridlocked roads and can reclaim up to 45 minutes daily.
Government leaders and community advocates say targeted support programmes are essential as the city-state navigates demographic shifts and labour market demands.
As the city-state ramps up its sustainability drive, key figures outline how ambitious targets will reshape everything from Marina Bay to residential neighbourhoods.
Community voices from Tampines to Clementi reveal mixed reactions to plans that could reshape the school day.
Proposed merger of Pasir Ris-Punggol and Sengkang town councils could streamline operations—but residents worry about service delays and reduced local accountability.
As the Thomson-East Coast Line approaches completion, a deep dive into the infrastructure spending reveals the scale of Singapore's decade-long push to connect the island.
PUB and grassroots leaders urge residents to prepare as climate projections show rainfall intensity could increase by 20% over the next decade.
Community members voice concerns over proposed multi-storey facility that could displace hawker stalls and reshape the neighbourhood's character.
This week brought new initiatives across the island's education sector aimed at tackling student wellness amid mounting academic pressures.
While mass violence and security breaches plague major metropolitan centres worldwide, Singapore's integrated approach to emergency response and crime prevention offers a starkly different picture.
The upcoming transport corridor will slice commute times and unlock overlooked neighbourhoods—but only if communities prepare now.
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