horizonvision (Page 2)

Sign in Subscribe

Clear from evidence, facts that Faishal’s conduct had fallen short of standards: PM Wong

Clear from evidence, facts that Faishal’s conduct had fallen short of standards: PM Wong

PM Wong confirmed Faishal Ibrahim resigned after evidence showed his inappropriate online interactions fell short of expected standards. The government upheld these strict conduct requirements to maintain public trust.

Changi Airport control tower to be revamped as part of $4b investment in air traffic systems

Changi Airport control tower to be revamped as part of $4b investment in air traffic systems

Singapore will invest $4 billion over 15 years to overhaul air navigation systems and renovate Changi’s control tower, aiming to boost capacity, safety, and efficiency amid rising global air travel demand.

Cabinet reshuffle consolidates 4G team, points to emerging 5G leaders in Singapore: Analysts

Cabinet reshuffle consolidates 4G team, points to emerging 5G leaders in Singapore: Analysts

Singapore’s latest Cabinet reshuffle consolidates the 4G leadership team while accelerating the development of emerging 5G leaders, balancing essential political renewal with the stability provided by experienced veteran ministers.

Heritage firm My Community winding up; founder says it cannot continue business due to liabilities

Heritage firm My Community winding up; founder says it cannot continue business due to liabilities

Heritage firm My Community Limited has entered provisional liquidation due to liabilities. Founder Kwek Li Yong, previously arrested for suspected forgery, faces a creditors' meeting on July 24 to discuss assets.

Indonesia parliament passes bill to set up international financial centres

Indonesia parliament passes bill to set up international financial centres

Indonesia’s parliament passed a law establishing international financial centres to boost foreign investment and economic growth. The initiative offers tax incentives to attract global banks and wealth management services.

Why our leadership isn’t ready for AI (Part 2)

Why our leadership isn’t ready for AI (Part 2)

True AI readiness requires fundamental behavioral shifts, not just tool adoption. Leaders must redesign decision-making processes and organizational structures rather than simply using AI to accelerate existing, inefficient workflows.

China's world-leading renewable megabases rely on coal-heavy transmission, report finds

China's world-leading renewable megabases rely on coal-heavy transmission, report finds

A Global Energy Monitor report reveals that China’s massive renewable energy bases remain heavily reliant on coal-fired power for transmission, with coal accounting for 42% of electricity sent through UHVDC lines.

Online scam losses in Asia-Pacific region up to $147.2 billion in 2025: UN

Online scam losses in Asia-Pacific region up to $147.2 billion in 2025: UN

A UN report reveals that online scam losses in the Asia-Pacific region reached $147.2 billion in 2025, tripling since 2023 as organized syndicates adopt sophisticated, corporate-like transnational criminal models.

Asean's top diplomats meeting in shadow of US-Iran conflict

Asean's top diplomats meeting in shadow of US-Iran conflict

ASEAN diplomats are meeting in Manila amid rising US-Iran tensions. The summit also addresses ongoing challenges, including the Myanmar civil war and maritime disputes in the South China Sea.

Rubio in Philippines as US condemns ‘dangerous’ China actions

Rubio in Philippines as US condemns ‘dangerous’ China actions

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in Manila for the ASEAN summit, condemning China’s aggressive South China Sea actions while reaffirming US support for regional security and freedom of navigation.

Tech experts highlight AI work challenges

Tech experts highlight AI work challenges

Tech experts warn that AI adoption requires urgent workforce upskilling, stronger cybersecurity, and clear human accountability to mitigate job displacement and operational risks in the evolving digital landscape.

ASEAN weighs benchmarks, longer-term envoy to revive stalled Myanmar peace plan

ASEAN weighs benchmarks, longer-term envoy to revive stalled Myanmar peace plan

ASEAN foreign ministers are developing benchmarks and considering a long-term special envoy to revive the stalled Five-Point Consensus peace plan for Myanmar, aiming for more effective implementation of regional goals.