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Singapore to tighten coronavirus curbs again as cases rise

  • Vaccinations had been completed for half the city-state’s population
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US Defense secretary to visit Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam

By Reuters ·

UK, Singapore launch talks on digital trade agreement

By Reuters ·

Singaporean woman jailed 30 years for torturing, killing maid

By AFP ·

Singapore sees early rush for Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine

By Reuters ·

Singapore to shut schools as coronavirus cases rise

By Reuters ·

Singapore blogger ordered to pay $100,000 for defaming prime minister

By AFP ·

Australia working on travel bubble with Singapore

By AFP ·

Singapore PM says may reopen borders by year-end: BBC interview

By Reuters ·

Singapore, Indonesia say ASEAN can play important role in Myanmar

By Reuters ·

Briton pleads guilty to breaking Singapore quarantine order

By AP ·

Singapore becomes first in Asia to approve Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine

By Reuters ·

Lion cub Simba born in Singapore via artificial insemination

By AFP ·
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Privacy fears grow over Singapore virus tracking

By Nor Arlene Tan ·

Singapore jails woman for lying to coronavirus contact tracers

By AFP ·

Bangladeshi migrant worker sues Singapore employer for virus ‘imprisonment’

By AFP ·

Singaporean influencer platform launches in the Middle East

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·

UK signs Singapore trade deal as EU talks falter

By AFP ·

In Singapore, a very different Davos takes shape

By Reuters ·

Lab-grown meat to go on sale in Singapore in world first

By AFP ·

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