Within minutes: How quickly a scam site can be taken down under newly formed Cyber Command
In the first half of 2026, the police disrupted more than 52,200 malicious websites.
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Air quality back at unhealthy levels in central Singapore
The 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) in the central region hit 102 at 1pm.
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‘No response’: Yoga Inc shutters SAFRA Punggol outlet, cancels classes at Our Tampines Hub
Customers learnt of the closure only through their instructors.
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Singapore and Canada sign joint declaration to establish economic partnership framework
The framework includes areas such as emerging technologies as well as energy and food security.
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Cyclist, 16, arrested after accident with 74-year-old pedestrian who later dies
The male teenager was arrested for the offence of rash act causing death.
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Scammers are using AI to commit crimes at speed. How is Singapore police's new Cyber Command keeping up?
Hackers are using AI to help write malicious code and find exploitable weaknesses, says a cybersecurity specialist with the Singapore Police Force's new Cyber Command....
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2-year-old S’pore boy is one of estimated 400 in world with disease caused by single altered gene
Zhu-Tokita-Takenouchi-Kim syndrome was identified in 2016 and affects brain development.
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What laws or rules apply to civil servants when using information obtained from work?
A study claims civil servants disproportionately bought property near unannounced MRT stations.
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HDB completes Tengah BTO project using new technologies
The technologies include a device that made lifting operations safer and 3D concrete printing.
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‘Do it now’: Scammers impersonate firm’s chairman on Microsoft Teams chat; company almost lost $120k
Such business e-mail compromise scams exploit trusted communication channels used by employees.
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Singapore exploring Canada as potential energy source, anticipates further fuel disruptions from Middle East: Vivian Balakrishnan
Speaking after his visit to Ottawa, Dr Balakrishnan described Canada as an energy "superpower" in both fossil fuels and renewable energy.