The Latest Breaking News from Singapore

Arguably the greatest fight in women's mixed martial arts history, and one of the greatest fights ever, is getting a sequel.

Formula 1 could hold a second race in Singapore should plans for Qatar to replace the cancelled Russian Grand Prix in September fall through, Motorsport.com has learned.

Formula 1 could hold a second race in Singapore should plans for Qatar to replace the cancelled Russian Grand Prix in September fall through, Autosport has learned.

Gosling had thrown a wine bottle at a party of Malay Muslims in his apartment building in 2019

Vietnam-based electric vehicle maker VinFast’s Singapore-based holding company had filed for an initial public offering (IPO) with U.S. securities regulators, Reuters reported. VinFast looks to raise about $2 billion from the offering. The company first launched in 2017 and became Vietnam’s first domestic car manufacturer when its gas-powered models reached consumers in 2019.…

An Australian man has been sentenced to five and a half years in jail for killing a Singaporean man and injuring his wife by hurling a wine bottle from a seventh-floor apartment to a dinner party two floors below

A Singaporean court has sentenced Andrew Gosling to five and a half years in prison for killing an elderly man and hurting his wife in an act the judge called an act of religious hostility towards Muslims.

A Singapore court on Friday sentenced an Australian man to five and a half years in prison for killing an elderly Singaporean man and hurting his wife with a thrown wine bottle, in what the judge called an act of religious hostility toward Muslims.

A Singapore court on Friday sentenced an Australian man to five and a half years in prison for killing an elderly Singaporean man and hurting his wife with a thrown wine bottle, in what the judge called an act of religious hostility toward Muslims.

HAIPHONG: Vietnamese automaker VinFast said on Thursday its Singapore-based holding company had filed for an initial public offering (IPO) of the group with US securities regulators, as it plans US$4 billion spending on its first US factory complex.

Mehraab Nazir was partner at a law firm and working in Singapore.