horizonvision
  • Latest
  • International
  • Asia
  • Singapore
  • Business
  • Finance
  • Commentary
Sign in Subscribe
Man jailed over woman who died after he drove bus while she was alighting from it
Singapore

Man jailed over woman who died after he drove bus while she was alighting from it

A 61-year-old bus driver, Ang Oon Leng, was sentenced to eight weeks in jail for negligence. He drove away while a 72-year-old passenger was still alighting, causing her to fall and suffer a fatal head injury. He also faces a five-year driving ban.
Read more
Koh Poh Koon moves to the backbench in Parliament after leaving political office
Singapore

Koh Poh Koon moves to the backbench in Parliament after leaving political office

Former Senior Minister of State Koh Poh Koon has moved to the parliamentary backbench following his resignation from political office in May. Citing family reasons for his departure, the colorectal surgeon will now focus on his medical practice while continuing his duties as a Member of Parliament.
Read more
Commentary: US-Iran truce is all pause and no progress
Commentary

Commentary: US-Iran truce is all pause and no progress

The US-Iran ceasefire remains fragile as indirect talks stall. With the 60-day deadline for a permanent peace deal approaching, the lack of progress and unresolved foundational disputes suggest that the current agreement serves only as a temporary pause rather than a path to stability.
Read more
askST: Why do proposed laws ban holding a phone while driving?
Singapore

askST: Why do proposed laws ban holding a phone while driving?

Singapore is proposing new laws to ban holding mobile devices while driving. This amendment aims to improve road safety by removing the requirement to prove active usage, making enforcement easier for police and reducing dangerous distractions that contribute to rising traffic accidents.
Read more
‘Help others when you’re successful one day’: Action star Jackie Chan encourages Pei Chun pupils
Singapore

‘Help others when you’re successful one day’: Action star Jackie Chan encourages Pei Chun pupils

Action star Jackie Chan visited Pei Chun Public School to inspire students. He shared his humble beginnings, emphasizing the importance of hard work, resilience, and dreams. Chan encouraged pupils to practice kindness and give back to society once they achieve future success.
Read more
Lorry driver trapped after multi-vehicle accident on AYE; four taken to hospital
Singapore

Lorry driver trapped after multi-vehicle accident on AYE; four taken to hospital

A five-vehicle collision on the AYE involving four lorries and a trailer left one driver trapped. Emergency responders used hydraulic equipment to rescue him. Four drivers were hospitalized, and police are currently investigating the incident which caused significant traffic congestion.
Read more
Family of five land NDP tickets after 20 years of balloting
Singapore

Family of five land NDP tickets after 20 years of balloting

A Singaporean family finally secured National Day Parade tickets after twenty years of balloting. The 2026 event at the National Stadium offers increased capacity, though some traditional highlights like the Red Lions are excluded due to the venue's indoor nature.
Read more
China says Japan-India cooperation 'should not target' Beijing
Asia

China says Japan-India cooperation 'should not target' Beijing

China warned that recent cooperation between India and Japan regarding critical minerals should not target Beijing. The Chinese foreign ministry stated that such partnerships must not harm third-party interests or serve as a pretext for stoking regional confrontation or forming exclusive cliques.
Read more
Indian state objects to MSC’s US$1.4 billion deal with Adani Ports
International

Indian state objects to MSC’s US$1.4 billion deal with Adani Ports

Kerala’s government is objecting to a 1.4 billion dollar deal between Adani Ports and MSC regarding the Vizhinjam Port. Officials claim the agreement lacked prior consultation, raising concerns about ownership changes and the shipping giant’s recent safety record in the region.
Read more
Lufthansa expects challenging second half of 2026 but sees growth in Asia Pacific
Asia

Lufthansa expects challenging second half of 2026 but sees growth in Asia Pacific

Lufthansa anticipates a challenging second half of 2026 due to geopolitical tensions, rising costs, and sustainability pressures. Despite these headwinds, the airline group remains optimistic about growth opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region, where demand for air travel continues to stay strong.
Read more
Johor-Singapore SEZ master plan ‘should not be delayed further’, says chief minister in clash with government
Asia

Johor-Singapore SEZ master plan ‘should not be delayed further’, says chief minister in clash with government

Johor caretaker chief minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi has urged the federal government to expedite the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone master plan. Economy Minister Akmal Nasir defended the timeline, asserting that investor confidence remains strong despite the delay in the project's official launch.
Read more
NDP 2026: Orang Laut song pays tribute to S’pore’s coastal native communities in parade show
Commentary

NDP 2026: Orang Laut song pays tribute to S’pore’s coastal native communities in parade show

At the 2026 National Day Parade, singer Asnida Daud will perform a song in the Orang Laut dialect. This family-composed piece honors Singapore’s coastal native heritage and maritime history, aiming to preserve the community's stories and language for future generations during the parade's third act.
Read more
horizonvision © 2026
  • Sign up
Powered by Ghost