Elizabeth Law

Correspondent

Elizabeth joined The Straits Times in June 2019, after several years with international news agency Agence France-Presse, where reported on Singapore, Malaysia and China. She was based in Beijing as a correspondent for six years until 2024, when she joined the features team. Elizabeth has a passion for social issues and is always looking to tell stories with a twist.

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From local to global: What made top news in Singapore over the last 180 years?

Heartbeats & Headlines: ST’s 180-year legacy comes to life in immersive exhibition

Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo, accompanied by ST's features editor Wong Kim Hoh and newsroom insights editor Diane Leow, touring Heartbeats And Headlines: 180 Years Of Telling The Singapore Story, an exhibition by ST to mark its 180th anniversary.

Voters turn up in droves despite morning downpour; 82% have cast their votes as at 5pm

Residents casting their vote at the void deck of 608 Clementi West Street 1 on May 3.

Singapore Elect-toons

New GE2025 brews: And the vote goes to... a pint of beer

ST20250425_202562600771/elbeer/Taryn Ng// Mr Teo Hong Han, founder and head brewer of Pink Blossoms Brewing, pictured pouring a cup of beer at his brewery on April 25, 2025. He created two general elections themed beers named "Elections Endgame" which is reddish in colour and "A New Hope", which has a golden colour. ST PHOTO: TARYN NG

Banners, banter and ballots – a tale of four constituencies

Thrust into one of the fiercest political spotlights of this election, voters are only too aware of the weight their decision carries.

GE2025: Rainbows, rallies and revelry – a weekend at the hustings

With crowds flocking to fields and stadiums across the island, Singaporeans are rediscovering the raw energy and communal fervour that only an in-person rally can bring.

Nomination Day showdown: Flags, fans and the future of Singapore

PAP and WP supporters swarmed the parade square at Poi Ching School after a light shower.

Secret Service agent who protected President Trump now leads Interpol’s cybercrime unit in S’pore

Mr Neal Jetton was on President Donald Trump’s detail in his first term and also protected the First Family, and other government officials.

Fur-tune tellers do brisk business as more animal lovers in S’pore seek help from ‘communicators’

Ezekiel Ong, an animal communicator, hold an animal energy healing class on Oct 6, 2024.

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