Up to S$500 cash for eligible Singaporeans, S$100 CDC vouchers in latest round of support measures

The measures, which include public transport vouchers, are part of an additional S$1.5 billion support package for Singaporean households.

MAS tightens monetary policy again: What it means for inflation, interest rates and the Sing dollar

Will the latest tightening move by the Monetary Authority of Singapore bring down inflation soon? What's the outlook for the Singapore dollar? CNA asks economists.

'More responsible' to proceed with GST increase in Singapore amid uncertain inflation outlook: Lawrence Wong

“I understand … (people's) desire to defer the GST increase until a situation when inflation may be better,” said Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. “(But) we must also be realistic that inflation is not going back to the situation which we were used to over the past decade, where it was very low rates of inflation.”

Felicia Teo case: Jail for man who dumped and burned body, lied to police to cover up drug offences

Ms Felicia Teo had died of unknown circumstances after consuming ecstasy on Jun 30, 2007. To avoid prosecution for drug offences, Ahmad Danial Mohamed Rafa’ee placed her body in a carton box with his accomplice before burning it.

Pahang and Perlis dissolve legislatures, paving the way for state polls to be held during Malaysia's GE15

The status of the state legislatures for Perak, Penang, Selangor and Negeri Sembilan remains uncertain.