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Iran war accelerates Filipinos’ shift to solar power and electric vehicles

Iran war accelerates Filipinos’ shift to solar power and electric vehicles

Surging fuel and electricity costs caused by the Iran war have accelerated the adoption of solar power and electric vehicles in the Philippines as households seek long-term savings and energy independence.

UK police charge London stabbing suspect

UK police charge London stabbing suspect

Police charged a man with stabbing two Jewish men in London amid rising attacks. Authorities declared the incident a terrorist event. PM Starmer vowed to boost security for the community, acknowledging that the UK faces a "pandemic of antisemitism."

Economic review wraps up with call for Singapore to adapt faster to AI-driven world

Economic review wraps up with call for Singapore to adapt faster to AI-driven world

Singapore’s economic review urges faster adaptation to AI, recommending new growth engines, enhanced worker support, and positioning the nation as a trusted global hub to sustain long-term prosperity.

Ebola risk low worldwide, WHO says

Ebola risk low worldwide, WHO says

The WHO assessed Ebola risk as high in Central Africa due to the complex DRC outbreak, but low globally. While declared an international emergency, experts stressed that global surveillance and early detection capabilities must be significantly strengthened.

Soaring profits in emerging markets build the case for a raging bull market

Soaring profits in emerging markets build the case for a raging bull market

Emerging markets are beating profit estimates for the first time in four years. While Asian tech leads, profits are improving across diverse sectors. This signals solid fundamentals, suggesting the bull market rally is building on strong economic growth rather than speculation.

'Unprecedented' AI buildout drove Singapore's sharpest non-oil exports surge in over two decades: Analysts

'Unprecedented' AI buildout drove Singapore's sharpest non-oil exports surge in over two decades: Analysts

Singapore's non-oil exports saw their sharpest growth in two decades this May, driven by an unprecedented surge in global capital spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure and electronics.

Category A COE overtakes Category B for third time in 2026, premiums mostly down

Category A COE overtakes Category B for third time in 2026, premiums mostly down

Category A COE premiums surpassed Category B for the third time in 2026, while all premium categories saw declines during the latest bidding exercise. Commercial and motorcycle COEs also dropped.

Two Prime projects in Bishan, Bukit Merah among 6,952 flats launched in June BTO exercise

Two Prime projects in Bishan, Bukit Merah among 6,952 flats launched in June BTO exercise

HDB launched 6,952 BTO flats in June 2026, including two Prime projects in Bishan and Bukit Merah. The exercise also enhances the Third Child Priority Scheme quota to up to 10%, supporting larger families with new housing options.

With recycling rates dipping, Singapore to review master plan to extend Semakau landfill's lifespan

With recycling rates dipping, Singapore to review master plan to extend Semakau landfill's lifespan

Amid declining recycling rates, Singapore is reviewing its Zero Waste Masterplan. The goal is to boost circular economy efforts and extend Semakau Landfill's lifespan beyond 2035. This comprehensive review will involve public and industry input.

Putin to host Asean leaders in first summit since Ukraine invasion

Putin to host Asean leaders in first summit since Ukraine invasion

Putin hosts Asean leaders for a summit focused on energy and food security. Amid global instability, Asean nations increasingly view Russia as a vital partner, boosting Moscow's regional influence and challenging Western isolation efforts.

Thailand appoints South African, German experts for UN arbitration process in dispute with Cambodia

Thailand appoints South African, German experts for UN arbitration process in dispute with Cambodia

Thailand appointed German and South African experts for a UN arbitration process regarding its maritime dispute with Cambodia. The conciliation addresses the valuable Overlapping Claims Area in the Gulf of Thailand, initiated under UNCLOS.

Victims have lost $60,000 in lucky draw scams since May 20; public urged to be vigilant

Victims have lost $60,000 in lucky draw scams since May 20; public urged to be vigilant

Victims have lost over $60,000 in lucky draw scams via Facebook Live since May 20. Police warn the public about these ruses, where victims pay fees to claim fake winnings. Stay vigilant and never transfer money or valuables to unknown individuals.