Singapore

Singapore's Tan Kiat How stated countries can find common ground on AI safeguards, evaluations, and incident reporting to prevent competition from becoming reckless.

Singapore has approved recommendations requiring firms with over 200 employees to have at least one certified HR professional by July 2028 to support workforce development.

Singapore will work with online platforms to speed up the removal of harmful content and ban perpetrators under its new legal framework to better protect victims.

PM Lawrence Wong urged Singaporeans to remain vigilant and avoid complacency regarding national security, warning that peace and safety should not be taken for granted.

Singapore is investigating a September 17 collision between a Chinese fishing vessel and a bulk carrier in the Singapore Strait. No injuries were reported.

MAS warns of potential global shocks and an AI pullback, but assures that Singapore's households and businesses have sufficient financial buffers to remain resilient.

Safran has launched a US$22 million landing gear MRO facility in Singapore to expand its Asia-Pacific capabilities.

An MAS review shows Singapore's firms, households, and financial institutions have sufficient buffers to weather potential financial shocks and global economic risks.

Singapore has launched the $60 million National Institute of Marine and Ocean Sciences to address regional marine and climate change challenges.

Singapore Airlines' underwhelming investments in foreign carriers, including Air India, stem from minority stakes, lack of operational control, and entering complex markets.

Singapore's labor market expanded in Q2 2026 as employment grew, despite falling job vacancies and retrenchments rising to a post-pandemic high.

Anticipating Middle East fuel disruptions due to shipping conflicts, Singapore is exploring Canada as a potential alternative source of energy and food.