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RSAF moves operations to new runway in Changi Air Base East

The RSAF’s A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport ready to depart from Runway 03/21.

Local NGOs do not need Govt’s endorsement to register in Gaza, Singapore authorities say

The Singapore Government encourages Singaporeans to continue supporting humanitarian efforts for Gaza through “credible channels”.

RSIS must help Singapore stay one step ahead in a more unpredictable world: Chan Chun Sing

Singapore must deeply understand the worldviews and ambitions of major powers like the US and China to remain relevant, said Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing.

Singapore’s foreign policy based on realism, but it’s not just a passive observer: Tommy Koh

Professor Tommy Koh, who just retired from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after 55 years, speaking to The Straits Times on Sept 15 at his office at the Centre for International Law.

CDCs play important role in closing local gaps, trying new ideas: PM Wong

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong (centre) and North West District mayor Alex Yam (left) at an event marking the appointment of 62 district councillors to North West CDC’s 10th council term.

Public service can better foster understanding between groups for collective action: Chan Chun Sing

Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing speaks at the Annual Public Service Leadership Ceremony on Sept 18.

Speaker Seah Kian Peng apologises for nodding off while chairing parliamentary proceedings

Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng apologised for the lapse and said he will learn from it and take steps to ensure it does not happen again.

Parliament is not the risk committee for individual firms: Foo Cexiang on SIA’s Air India investment

Foo was criticising Workers’ Party MP Kenneth Tiong’s statement that Parliament is the risk function for the reserves and Singapore Airlines’ (SIA) board is the investment team, calling it “a major leap of logic”.

Fewer kids of single unwed parents receive maximum government co-matching benefits: MSF

About 30 per cent of children of single unwed parents had reached the maximum CDA co-matching grant limit, compared to about 70 per cent of children from married households.

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A less contentious debate on ministerial pay gives PAP more room to focus on leadership renewal

Parliament debated changes to political salaries on Sept 10.

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