PM Wong says Singapore expects all parties to honour gas contracts after Indonesia cut exports. The cut is under 2% of daily demand; Singapore will protect its rights and has LNG alternatives.

Tourists in Singapore altered plans and wore masks during October haze; some tour operators saw booking dips and cancellations, though conditions later improved.

PM Wong says the WP’s positions shift with political winds and lack coherence, while the PAP must take a wider, longer-term view, make difficult choices and guard against populism.

EMA says Indonesia’s gas supply cut is under 2% of Singapore’s daily gas demand, with sufficient supplies and contingency plans in place, so impact should be limited.

SAF tested a mobile counter-drone system and airborne 5G node at Exercise Wallaby 2026 to secure battlefield spectrum and communications.

In Singapore, volunteer-led groups like Repair Kopitiam and The Red Collective fix appliances and rescue food, building community skills, relationships, and resilience.

Singapore diversifies energy sources, explores nuclear and geothermal tech, and builds infrastructure to counter resource nationalism and supply disruptions.

IMDA escalates Simba Telecom probe over alleged intentional spectrum misuse approved by senior management, risking fine or licence loss. Tuas shares plunged 33%.

After losing savings to a scam, Indonesian domestic worker Nur Bayani rebuilt through Aidha’s financial courses, earned a caregiving diploma, and now helps fellow migrants avoid traps.

Singapore embassy denies claims two Indonesian figures visited its ambassador's residence, calling it "clearly disinformation" and vowing to work with Indonesia's ministry.