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Singapore’s GDP grew by 5.4% in third quarter of 2026

On a quarter-on-quarter seasonally adjusted basis, the economy expanded by 1.1%.

On a quarter-on-quarter seasonally adjusted basis, the Singapore economy expanded by 1.1%, easing from the 1.5% growth in the second quarter.

MAS keeps Singdollar appreciation rate unchanged but warns of elevated inflation

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Hazy conditions persist as PSI remains unhealthy across Singapore

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Singaporeans advised to postpone umrah pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia amid security concerns: MUIS

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Pope Leo diagnosed with cancer as doctors remove part of lung, Vatican says

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Small steps, big hearts: Learning together at an inclusive pre-school

White House says US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle has been asked to resign

ST Live: Singapore’s GDP, Pope Leo’s lung cancer, Saudi Arabia situation

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The tale of SMRT’s depot cat, Cassidy

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'Even in an age of AI, the human spirit will always endure': PM Wong

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Harbour craft operators to be given grants of up to $250k for switching to electric vessels

The grant will help defray costs and encourage the early adoption of greener vessels.

A worker charging the Pyxis X Tron, a fully electric passenger vessel, berthed at Marina South Pier on April 8, 2024.

New grant to help Singapore critical services providers, others prepare for quantum threats

Chloe, you’re invited: Finding common ground with strangers sharing the same first name

‘My wife is gone, I need to be strong for our daughter’: Husband of S’porean lost in Nepal floods

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As US relaxes tariffs, a China child car seat maker sees opportunity

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Smoke, swamps and snakes hamper Indonesia’s battle against forest fires, officials say

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Haze in Malaysia: Schools in Johor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, several other districts to shut on Oct 14

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India detains top ‘Cockroach’ leaders after flash protest

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They can book trips and manage work projects. But when AI agents go rogue, who’s to blame?

Simon Chesterman

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There’s a better way to fight the next pandemic. Here’s how Singapore can help

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Can renaming IMH really tackle longstanding mental health stigma?

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AI’s mathematics blitz pushes science into strange new territory

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It takes two: Parallel frames at the Asian Games

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Complex works, tough terrain: Building Jurong Region Line no easy task

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Uniform, but unique: The stories and styles of Singapore school attire

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Game, sweat, match: Inside the Singapore Tennis Open 2026

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Singapore’s new Primary 1 rules: Who lives around the 12 schools getting a wider catchment?

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Rodeo shows, a ‘$2.5 trillion photo’ and gaffes: A history of Chinese leaders’ visits to the US

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Nepal’s towns in ruins: What it will take to rebuild after massive flood

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Keys to the past: National Museum’s revamped Singapore History Gallery reopening on Oct 10

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Attending a programme in secondary school turned him into a serial entrepreneur at 28 

Xavier Tan was inspired by an entrepreneur programme run by Halogen Singapore and is now setting up businesses in London.
Xavier Tan was inspired by an entrepreneur programme run by Halogen Singapore and is now setting up businesses in London.

The bottleneck in dating isn’t matching. It’s time

FirstDate, launched by the Government Technology Agency on Sept 29, is a pilot dating service for public officers aged 21 to 35. 
FirstDate, launched by the Government Technology Agency on Sept 29, is a pilot dating service for public officers aged 21 to 35. 

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