Who pays for greener flying? IATA says airlines cannot bear the burden alone
IATA’s Asia-Pacific head of sustainability Kelvin Lee tells CNA’s Jeraldine Yap that airlines already operate on a razor-thin margin, and everyone has a role to play in aviation decarbonisation.
Beautiful Things singer Benson Boone to perform in Singapore on Nov 2
The American singer-songwriter will be staging his first full concert in Singapore at The Star Theatre on Nov 2, with tickets starting from S$128.
S&P maintains Indonesia credit rating, saying fiscal strains could be temporary
S&P expects Indonesia's government revenue to continue recovering this year, and its export receipts to rebound with higher commodity prices.
Death toll from a Bangkok music bar fire rises to 30, dozens remain in hospital
An investigation into the cause of the fire and whether the bar was following safety regulations is ongoing.
Man made to retire without notice or payment wins S$26,350 in claims against employer
After asking about re-employment, the man was offered a six-month role at lower pay and given a non-negotiable one-week deadline to decide.
'Durians don't wait for you': Sellers in Singapore say prices have started to rise again
Weeks after a bumper harvest flooded the market with cheap durians, sellers say the oversupply has begun to ease as Johor's durian season winds down.
Syndicate linked to S$51 million in scam losses sold chat accounts to criminals; financier jailed
The syndicate began with one SMS modem and expanded with multiple members, with the group shifting into an empty office space where it stored its 27 SMS modems and 24,000 SIM cards.
China expels former Politburo member Ma Xingrui from Communist Party after graft probe
Ma Xingrui, 67, became the third member of the Politburo to come under investigation in the current term that began in 2022, a situation unseen in decades.
Twice's Tzuyu reportedly leaving longtime agency JYP Entertainment
Tzuyu, however, will reportedly continue being a member of Twice.
Co-star says actor Sam Neill battled pneumonia before death
Neill died on Monday (Jul 13) his family said in a statement that described the loss as "sudden and unexpected". His family did not mention cause of death but added that he was cancer free.
Norwegian Air and British Airways delight football fans with playful World Cup bet on Instagram
"It's coming home. Well played, England and British Airways," the Norwegian low-cost airline wrote after Norway lost to England in the World Cup quarter-finals.
A*STAR launches S$150m study on adolescent health and development
The five-year study will track about 5,000 adolescents to build Singapore-specific evidence on youth health, mental well-being and digital habits.
Mark Lee was a rambutan seller, Gurmit Singh slept in a bank: Singapore's comedians reveal their first part-time jobs
Under One Roof actress Koh Chieng Mun was a piano teacher while Suhaimi Yusof helped out at his granduncle’s nasi padang stall along Arab Street.
Cyclist who fought with bus driver in road rage incident serves sentence but appeals
After the bus driver sounded his horn at the cyclist for drifting into his lane, the cyclist alighted, parked his bike in front of the bus and exchanged heated words through the window.
FairPrice rolls out unit pricing initiative to all stores following trial programme
In a written parliamentary reply last week, Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said that a unit pricing pilot programme "will be expanded to cover more in-store and online outlets".
Eligible Singaporean children to receive S$500 in Child LifeSG credits from Jul 14
Singaporean children born between 2014 and 2025 will receive the credits from Jul 14, 2026, while those born in 2026 will receive the payout in April 2027.
Oil prices spike on fresh US-Iran attacks, tech weighs on stocks again
Seoul led losses in most Asian stocks, dragged down by market heavyweight SK hynix's 10 per cent plunge.
Chicken rice at Tiffany’s: The brand’s first cafe at Ion Orchard has a menu by Odette’s Julien Royer
Breakfast, dinner and everything in between can now be had at the new Blue Box Cafe at Tiffany & Co’s Singapore flagship store.
Bangkok bar fire: Thai police probe possible negligence, illegal structure near stage
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said many victims were found at the restrooms at the back of the Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao bar.
Marvel actress Wai Ching Ho, who appeared in Iron Fist and Daredevil, dies aged 82
She also featured in the 2022 Pixar animated film Turning Red as the voice of Grandma Wu.
SK hynix sinks after NASDAQ debut amid profit-taking, easing earnings optimism
The South Korean chip giant plunged more than 10 per cent on Monday (Jul 13).
Disney's live-action Moana crashes to shore with an underwhelming splash at the box office
This latest Moana brings Dwayne Johnson back as the demigod Maui and introduces Catherine Lagaʻaia as the adventuring Polynesian princess. Despite praise for Lagaʻaia, the film set sail on a wave of dismal reviews from…
Japan successfully launches, lands reusable rocket
The prototype reusable rocket by Japan's space agency reached a height of about 10m and then landed, in a flight that lasted about 40 seconds.
President Tharman to make first state visit to Malaysia
This will be Mr Tharman's first state visit to Malaysia, Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
New Zealand, India strike 'milestone' strategic partnership
Sealed during a landmark visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the pact covers tighter defence cooperation, including with naval exercises, as well as stronger ties in trade, diplomacy, culture, sport and…
A lost AirPod, AI fakes and the secret garden: How fans experienced Taylor Swift's private wedding
Fans bought trash from outside the private celebration as souvenirs.
Argentina sink 10-man Swiss to set up blockbuster England World Cup semi-final
Julian Alvarez curled a breathtaking strike into the top corner in the 112th minute, before Lautaro Martinez added a late third.
Several flights from Singapore cancelled as Typhoon Bavi takes aim at Taiwan and China
Typhoon Bavi, described as one of the largest storms to hit Taiwan in more than 30 years, has already caused significant damage in parts of Asia.
Taylor Swift paid US$160,000 for New York City wedding permit: Mayor
Taylor Swift paid over US$160,000 for the New York City permit and police response for her Madison Square Garden wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce.
King Charles hosted Prince Harry and family for first time in years as they try to repair a family rift
King Charles III met Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, at Highgrove House on Jul 10 in a private family reunion.
Apple sues OpenAI for stealing trade secrets
The lawsuit paints a picture of an aggressive effort by OpenAI to poach Apple employees and extract confidential information to build its own device.
Do high-intensity workouts raise cortisol? Here's why the stress hormone isn't always bad
We asked experts to explain the relationship between the stress hormone and exercise.
Life as a football fan’s wife: I still don’t get offside, but I understand why it’s ‘the people’s game’
She still cannot confidently explain what makes a foul, but being married to a football fan has made CNA Lifestyle writer Izza Haziqah care about match results, World Cup underdogs and the social issues surrounding the…
DBS to offer up to S$6 off eggs and rice for seven Saturdays from Jul 18
DBS/POSB customers can enjoy S$3 off eggs and S$3 off rice at 129 participating Giant and Sheng Siong supermarkets from Jul 18 to Aug 29.
Two lorries towed for not complying with speed limiter requirements after Jul 1 deadline
The police said 1.1 per cent of lorries subjected to the deadline have not submitted records of their speed limiter installation.
Singapore rolls out initiatives, including orientation programme, to better integrate new foreign professionals
The orientation programme aims to give new employment pass holders a "baseline understanding of Singapore's norms, values and practical day-to-day expectations".
Managing healthcare costs: What to know about insurance riders
Hospital bills can add up quickly. Integrated Shield Plan riders can help reduce out-of-pocket expenses and provide greater financial certainty in difficult times.
F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026: The Killers and Lana Del Rey join entertainment line-up
Previously announced acts include Janet Jackson, JJ Lin, James Arthur, Goo Goo Dolls, Mark Ronson and DJ Snake.
CNA Explains: Why China's rare missile test is putting the Pacific on edge
China has tested a long-range missile into the Pacific for only the second time in decades. The move is raising questions about its growing nuclear strength - and what it means for the Indo-Pacific.
'Night and day': Difficult to draw footballing parallels between Cape Verde and Singapore, say experts
Cape Verde had a fairytale run in the World Cup, reaching the knockout rounds. Although some have asked if there are lessons to be learnt for Singapore, an expert said such a comparison was "not fair".
How to travel when your toddler needs a car seat
Renting, carrying or buying a dedicated travel seat each has pros and cons. Safety experts share practical advice to help parents choose the best option.
Singapore wuxia and sci-fi film selected for Locarno Film Festival's main competition
The House On The Moon marks Singaporean director Nelson Yeo's return to the international film festival in Switzerland, where his debut feature won two awards in 2023.
Ubisoft’s new Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced remake was made in Singapore
Ubisoft Singapore led the project to remake the popular 2013 game with modern gameplay and graphics alongside 14 other Ubisoft studios.
South Korean chip titan SK hynix raises $26.5 billion in blockbuster US listing
The South Korean chip giant's debut would be the largest US listing by a foreign firm.
Decathlon Singapore extends Circular Bazaar with second-hand bikes and more trade-in offers
The second-hand bicycle bazaar returns on Jul 11 and 12 with more trade-in perks, partner-brand bikes and prize giveaways.
Taiwan bets on premium coffee, with Alishan’s beans commanding some of the world's highest prices
In the final instalment of a three-part series on Taiwan beyond semiconductors, CNA looks at how the island is building a reputation for small-batch specialty coffee.
Benjamin Kheng, Hady Mirza, Olivia Ong and more performing at National Day Concert at Gardens by the Bay on Aug 2
The free event at The Meadow will also feature pre-concert activities such as carnival games and craft-making for all ages.
Man charged with emailing PM Wong false bomb threat targeting Parliament House
Koh Jye Shyang’s alleged email read: "There is a bomb placed in the Parliament House at 1 Parliament Pl, Singapore 178880. Please evacuate the premises immediately."
Top court upholds South Korean ex-president Yoon's 7-year jail sentence
Yoon, who is already in detention, is also appealing a separate life sentence for leading an insurrection with his martial law declaration.
Heritage zi char eatery Ka-Soh famed for fish noodle soup returns with limited-time pop-up
Ka-Soh's famed fish noodle soup is returning to restaurant tables for the first time since its closure in September 2025. Third-generation owner Cedric Tang tells 8days.sg his plans for the brand.
1.5 million Singaporeans to receive GSTV cash payouts in August
About 710,000 eligible Singaporean seniors will also receive Medisave top-ups as part of GSTV - Medisave.
CNA Explains: What are protected cell companies, and why does Singapore want them for the insurance industry?
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is calling for feedback on a new corporate structure for the insurance sector that could make it cheaper and faster to manage complex risks. Here’s why it matters.
Samlit Moneychanger to be charged over failure to address complaints about frozen remittances
Samlit's compliance manager will also be charged with obstruction of justice and failing to comply with orders to assist the police.
Singapore needs to make legal profession sustainable, not easier, says Edwin Tong
Attrition from legal practice has remained stable over the last decade, and "that remains the overall picture", said Minister for Law Edwin Tong.
