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Organised crime rings who fuelled an “explosion” of human trafficking and cyber scam centres during the pandemic have expanded from Southeast Asia into a global network making up to US$3 trillion a year, the head of Interpol said on Wednesday.
Six construction workers were presumed dead on Wednesday after a massive cargo ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing it to partially collapse into the Patapsco River.
Loo Peng Seng, a Singaporean, was handed four charges of communicating false, harmful information on Tuesday.
“However, for some time, the trend of economic globalisation has encountered headwinds,” said Liu, who hailed the twin engines of economic globalisation and regional integration for their “potential and resilience for growth”.
Singapore is the world's latest "blue zone" — defined as a place where people live longer and healthier lives.
TOKYO -- Japanese plastic maker Kuraray will construct a $410 million plant in Singapore under plans announced Tuesday, aiming to boost output of a packaging material that helps to reduce food waste.
Danish shipping giant Maersk on Tuesday confirmed it had chartered the container ship which crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the U.S. city of Baltimore in the early hours of the morning.
The case marked the first time the Singapore government had asked a foreign mission to remove a social media post, Eugene Tan, a law professor at the Singapore Management University, pointed out.