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As the Gulf builds a post-oil future, this is how its Asian expats are seizing opportunities

A former commando from Singapore, a national footballer from Indonesia, an AI expert from China — they are some of the Asian migrants eyeing new heights in the Middle East. The documentary Gulf Falcons tells their stories.

'Uniquely Singaporean': Singapore navy launches fourth Invincible-class submarine

'I was in disbelief': Former speech therapist becomes first woman to top SAF's combat diver course

Athletes, outdoor workers and soldiers find ways to beat the heat

Singapore News - Ice has been a lifesaver for Singapore Sports School (SSP) student Angelina Tay, 14, during netball training six times a week, when she reaches into a cooler box on the sidelines to beat the heat. Sizzling temperatures in recent weeks have left her more tired and... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Indian-origin retired military officer in Singapore loses appeal to reduce drunk driving sentence : World News

Indian-origin retired military officer in Singapore loses appeal to reduce drunk driving sentence : Rashtra News A retired Indian-origin military officer in Singapore who was given a week's jail sentence for drunk driving but appealed for a fine instead to save his retirement benefits lost his plea on Thursday with the top court saying that

I chose this path, I must finish it: First woman to top SAF's gruelling combat diver course

This also marks the first time women have completed the Combat Diver Course since it started in 1987. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SG man sentenced to life in prison for stepdaughter's murder

He was previously acquitted in 2022.

Leaving the army to go corporate is a tough road to take. We asked 3 veterans how they survived and thrived

, and Kwong Weng Yap, 46 (right), served with the Singapore Armed Forces before heading for the private sector. Jiahui Ong; Jianhui Tan; Kwong Weng Yap…

Singapore must work harder to maintain unity in an increasingly dangerous world: DPM Wong

SINGAPORE — Finding one's identity in a particular group can instil a sense of belonging and affirmation, but at its extreme, such tribalism can lead to beliefs based on falsehoods or an uncompromising ideology, said Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. With the world a more dangerous and violent place than before, Singapore needs to work harder to resist the negative...

S'pore needs to work harder to resist divisive pressures, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - Finding one’s identity in a particular group can instil a sense of belonging and affirmation, but at its extreme, such tribalism can lead to beliefs based on falsehoods or an uncompromising ideology, said Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. With the world a more... Read more at www.tnp.sg