The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
Singapore's government is undertaking a major review of family support measures ahead of the nation's 61st National Day, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong signalling fresh policies on childcare affordability and child protection in the digital age.
Singapore authorities have charged two men with conspiracy after they allegedly helped opposition politician Lim Tean escape to Malaysia before he was due to begin a jail term for unlicensed legal practice.
Opposition politician Lim Tean was arrested in Johor Bahru by Malaysian police after failing to surrender to Singapore courts on August 3 to serve his sentence for practising law without a valid certificate.
Singapore's parliament has endorsed an amended Workers' Party motion on the nation's economic direction after nearly nine hours of debate. The government defended its current model while acknowledging the need for economic transformation.
British trip-hop band Massive Attack says Singapore police detained and separately questioned its members after two performers displayed a Palestinian flag during a concert, with some having passports temporarily confiscated.
Singapore's newly established Online Safety Commission has ordered removal of a TikTok post falsely linking a fitness instructor to the resignation of former Acting Minister Faishal Ibrahim, highlighting risks of digital misinformation.
Singapore has banned British trip-hop band Massive Attack from performing in the city-state after an investigation found two members displayed a Palestinian flag during a concert, citing strict laws against unauthorised foreign flag displays.
Singapore's government has completed its acquisition of 38 Oxley Road, the pre-war bungalow where founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew lived and key national discussions took place. The move concludes a contentious chapter in Singapore's political history.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has announced cabinet changes and new political appointments, marking a significant leadership transition following recent resignations among senior political figures.
Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has announced a Cabinet reshuffle promoting several first-term politicians to more senior positions, including two newcomers to full minister roles. The changes reflect the government's strategy of balancing experienced leadership with generational renewal.
Singapore's Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim has resigned from all ministerial and political posts effective immediately, citing personal reasons. SMS Zaqy Mohamad will assume the role.
Two Singapore Cabinet ministers have won a defamation case against Bloomberg and its reporter over property transaction coverage, each receiving $230,000 in damages. The court found the publication made malicious false allegations.
Singapore's High Court has ordered Bloomberg to pay S$230,000 in damages to each of two senior ministers over an article examining secretive luxury property transactions, marking a significant press freedom case in the region.
Singapore's Parliament has ended proceedings against Workers' Party leaders Sylvia Lim and Faisal Manap for lying to a parliamentary committee, with the government citing expired legal time bars rather than merit-based considerations.