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Singapore’s ESG loan proceeds fall 41.2% in 2025: MAS
Finance

Singapore’s ESG loan proceeds fall 41.2% in 2025: MAS

Singapore’s ESG loan proceeds dropped 41.2% in 2025 to S$27.4 billion. Despite this decline, the nation remains Asean’s largest market for labelled debt, accounting for over half of the region's total issuance.
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Wedding bells beckon for Syed Saddiq after he walks  free – but can he revive his party’s fortunes?
Asia

Wedding bells beckon for Syed Saddiq after he walks free – but can he revive his party’s fortunes?

Malaysia’s apex court has acquitted former minister Syed Saddiq of corruption charges, clearing his path for a personal wedding and a potential political comeback. However, analysts remain skeptical about his ability to revive his struggling party, MUDA, amid a challenging political landscape.
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Bangkok bar fire: Victims died of cyanide poisoning within minutes, autopsies show
Asia

Bangkok bar fire: Victims died of cyanide poisoning within minutes, autopsies show

Bangkok bar fire victims died from cyanide and carbon monoxide poisoning. Police suspect an overloaded electrical system and a bolted emergency exit caused the tragedy, with charges pending against the owner.
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Japan's southwestern islands on high alert as powerful Typhoon Bavi approaches
Asia

Japan's southwestern islands on high alert as powerful Typhoon Bavi approaches

Powerful Typhoon Bavi is approaching Japan’s southwestern islands, triggering high alerts for violent winds and heavy rain. Taiwan has also initiated emergency preparations, including evacuations and flight cancellations, as the storm moves toward the region, with landfall expected in eastern China.
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US to guide Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon zones, lead new talks: Officials
International

US to guide Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon zones, lead new talks: Officials

The United States will oversee Israel's gradual withdrawal from pilot zones in southern Lebanon. Officials confirmed that new technical talks between Israel and Lebanon are scheduled for next week in Rome to coordinate the implementation of the framework agreement and restore Lebanese sovereignty.
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The education arms race cannot be solved by MOE alone
Commentary

The education arms race cannot be solved by MOE alone

The education arms race cannot be solved by the Ministry of Education alone. Addressing this issue requires collective effort, as schools, employers, parents, and students must all commit to changing their social behaviors to provide children with more room to grow.
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How long will Asia’s ‘long peace’ last?
Commentary

How long will Asia’s ‘long peace’ last?

Asia has enjoyed a long period of relative peace, but rising geopolitical tensions and unresolved historical legacies now threaten this stability. As global conflicts reach record highs, the region must carefully manage these complex challenges to prevent a resurgence of major interstate war.
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Singapore’s SMEs are winning at Google, losing at AI
Commentary

Singapore’s SMEs are winning at Google, losing at AI

Singaporean SMEs struggle with AI search visibility. Despite ranking on Google, they lack the technical schema and structure required for AI engines to cite them, risking invisibility in the new search era.
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A new kind of ‘ceasefire’ between US and Iran where talks, strikes are part of the same process
International

A new kind of ‘ceasefire’ between US and Iran where talks, strikes are part of the same process

The United States and Iran have adopted a volatile new ceasefire where diplomatic talks and military strikes function as integrated tools. Both nations maintain this risky balance to exert pressure and manage regional conflict without escalating into a full-scale war.
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Oil rises after US launches fresh strikes against Iran
International

Oil rises after US launches fresh strikes against Iran

Oil prices rose on Thursday after the U.S. launched fresh strikes against Iran, ending hopes for a peaceful resolution to the conflict. The escalation threatens the security of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil supply route, causing market uncertainty and higher crude futures.
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Japan benchmark bond yield hits 30-year high on inflation, fiscal health concerns
Finance

Japan benchmark bond yield hits 30-year high on inflation, fiscal health concerns

Japan's 10-year government bond yield reached a 30-year high of 2.880 percent. This surge is driven by mounting inflation concerns linked to rising oil prices and growing anxiety regarding the nation's fiscal health amid significant government spending plans.
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Her work went to the moon and back: This Singaporean helped develop a kit to track Artemis II astronauts’ health
International

Her work went to the moon and back: This Singaporean helped develop a kit to track Artemis II astronauts’ health

Singaporean Lalita Devi Arjun Singh played a key role in NASA’s Artemis II mission. As a project manager at Leidos, she helped develop essential health monitoring kits and emergency nutrition pouches, contributing to vital research on astronaut well-being for future space exploration.
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