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Election Polls Show Takaichi Could Win Big on Sunday

Analysts say Takaichi’s personality could revitalise a ruling party whose grip on power had been slipping Surveys this week show Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s

Sales for Retail and Food & Beverage Services in Singapore Fell in December

Total retail and food & beverage services sales fell in December 2025, according to a statement released by the Department of Statistics of Singapore today.

Israel Accused of Killing Civilians During Terrorist Strikes

Members of Palestinian civil defence said Israeli forces had killed civilians during its terrorist strikes. Israel said on Wednesday the terrorists in the Gaza Strip

Former US Ambassador Says China Waging “War on God”

At a Capitol Hill hearing on Wednesday, former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large told lawmakers that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is leading a global persecution campaign against

US Praises Progress at Trilateral US-Russia-Ukraine Talks

U.S. State Secretary on Wednesday praised the positive progress in the second round of trilateral talks that U.S. officials are holding with Russia and Ukraine,

US Announces Critical Minerals Trading Bloc

Over 55 countries are attending the critical minerals ministerial conference to be hosted by the U.S. in Washington DC this week, with the aim of

CCP Calls Dalai Lama’s Grammy a Political Stunt

The Dalai Lama won his first Grammy amid push back from Beijing. On Sunday, the Dalai Lama, won his first Grammy awards for Best Audiobook

Massive Scale of Crypto Money Laundering Tied to Chinese Syndicates

A new report highlighted the massive scale of crypto-based money laundering by Chinese syndicates, some of whom experts have said are linked to Beijing. In

Singapore, Germany Launch ‘Year of Innovation’

Germany’s Foreign Minister said on Monday during his visit to Singapore that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a threat to the international rules-based order

IMDA Tightens Limit on Postpaid SIMcards Registration

Starting from Feb. 28, the number of postpaid SIMcards a person can register would be limited to 10 across all the telcos. Infocomm Media Development

Notepad++ Says Software Targeted by CCP-Linked Hackers

The developer of Notepad++ said that hackers connected to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) hijacked its software’s hosting platform and sent malicious updates to users.

US-Iran Set to Resume Nuclear Talks on Friday

U.S.-Iran nuclear talks are planned for Friday as U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly urged Iran to make a nuclear deal.“We have ships heading to

US, Russia, Ukraine to Hold Second Trilateral Meeting on Wednesday

Ukrainian President said the ceasefire on energy infrastructure attack is still in place and has a positive effect The US, Russia and Ukraine are set

Trump Unveils $12 Billion Critical Mineral Reserves Initiative to Counter Dependency on China

U.S.President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled a US$12 billion (SG$15.2 billion) critical mineral reserve initiative in efforts to curb dependence on China’s rare earths. “Yes,

Trump Says India Will Stop Buying Russian oil

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday India will stop buying oil from Russia. Trump said India will start buying more oil from the U.S.

Iran Supreme Leader Warns of Regional War

Iran’s Supreme Leader on Sunday (Feb.1) warned of regional war in the Middle East if the U.S. were to attack the country. “The Iranian nation

CPF Board Launches New Anti-Scam Measures

The Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board launched the Trusted Contact notification service and CPF Safety Switch on Monday (Feb. 2) aimed at protecting members from

Singapore’s Manufacturing Sector Remains Cautiously Optimistic About Prospects in First Half

The manufacturing sector remains cautiously optimistic about business sentiments in the first half of the year, according to a statement released by Singapore Economic Development

China’s Military Tightens Control Over Fuel Supplies

China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) announced a new rule aimed at standardising the army’s fuel management process and preventing misuse. New regulations issued recently aimed

Tokyo Museum Honours Japan’s Ancient Samurai Culture

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