Straits of Malacca and Singapore.

Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore strengthen cooperation to protect vital Malacca and Singapore Straits amid growing global maritime security risks

Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore have reaffirmed their commitment to keeping the Straits of Malacca and Singapore free, open and safe for international shipping, underscoring the importance of international law and regional cooperation as maritime disruptions and geopolitical tensions continue to...
operation conducted, Cambodia

Filipino Woman Sentenced to 25 Months in Singapore Jail for Role in Cambodia-Based Scam Syndicate

A 35-year-old Filipino woman who travelled to Cambodia believing she had secured an overseas job was sentenced to 25 months in jail in Singapore on Monday after being convicted of participating in an organised scam syndicate targeting victims in the...
Judge’s Gavel and Scales of Justice

Cancer Survivor’s Wrongful Dismissal Case Sets Important Singapore Precedent on Employer Responsibilities Toward Workers With Serious Health Conditions

A landmark employment ruling in Singapore has highlighted the obligations of employers to take reasonable steps to protect the health and well-being of workers returning to their jobs after serious illness, while making clear that businesses are not required to...
F-35 Lightning II

Singapore Set to Receive Its First F-35 Stealth Jets in 2026, Enhancing Stealth Capabilities and Allied Interoperability Across Indo-Pacific

The 2026 edition of the Singapore Airshow has concluded with one message resonating clearly across the tarmac and conference halls: fifth-generation airpower is no longer a future aspiration in the Indo-Pacific—it is a present-day reality. Among the most closely watched...
Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines Commits A380 to Dubai Year-Round; Premium Demand Reshapes Route

Singapore Airlines has made a decisive shift in its long-haul deployment strategy by committing its flagship Airbus A380 to operate year-round between Singapore and Dubai, abandoning earlier plans that would have seen the superjumbo serve the route only seasonally. According...
China Steps Up Push Into Southeast Asia’s Defense Market- Showcasing J-10C- JF-17 and J-35A Fighters at Singapore Airshow

China Steps Up Push Into Southeast Asia’s Defense Market, Showcasing J-10C, JF-17 and J-35A Fighters at Singapore Airshow

China is intensifying its push into Southeast Asia’s lucrative defense market, using high-profile air shows and increasingly sophisticated military hardware to expand regional influence, build long-term security dependencies, and challenge both Russia’s traditional role as an arms supplier and the...
F-35

Air Superiority Over Scale: How Geopolitical Pressure Pushes Small States to Build Outsized Fighter Fleets

Wars over the past year have varied widely in intensity, scope, and objectives, stretching from South Asia and the Middle East to Eastern Europe and Latin America. Yet across these conflicts, one constant has stood out with striking clarity: the...
F-16C Fighter- Apache Attack Helicopter

RSAF’s F-16C Fighter, Apache Attack Helicopter to Thrill Audiences with High-Speed, Close-Proximity Manoeuvres at Singapore Airshow

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) will be among six air forces staging aerial displays at the upcoming 2026 airshow, underscoring the growing convergence of military capability, regional diplomacy, and commercial aerospace competition at one of the world’s most...
Singapore Navy Advances Modern Fleet with Keel-Laying of Second Victoria-Class Multi-Role Combat Vessel, RSS Valour

Singapore Navy Advances Modern Fleet with Keel-Laying of Second Victoria-Class Multi-Role Combat Vessel, RSS Valour

ST Engineering has held the keel-laying ceremony for the Republic of Singapore Navy’s (RSN) second Victoria-class Multi-Role Combat Vessel (MRCV), which will be named RSS Valour (89). The ship’s construction began in April 2025, marking another milestone in Singapore’s ambitious...
Hidden Crisis Behind Singapore’s Animal Rescues: Why Empty Cages Do Not Mean Fewer Animals in Need

Hidden Crisis Behind Singapore’s Animal Rescues: Why Empty Cages Do Not Mean Fewer Animals in Need

At first glance, rows of empty cages at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) might appear to signal success – animals adopted into loving homes and shelters finally catching a breather. But behind the quieter kennels...
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