Singapore

Despite government's various efforts to restrain the price of housing, costs have risen considerably since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The reprieve came a day after the execution of another Malaysian man in a high-profile death row case.

A Singaporean court rejected a raft of appeals claiming that Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam had an intellectual disability and was coerced into carrying drugs.

Terrorism in the region has plummeted amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Will reopened borders lead to a resurgence in terrorist networks?

Despite the city-state's retention of Section 377A, which prohibits sexual relations between consenting men, LGBTQ+ activists see stirrings of progress.

Given its financial ties to Myanmar, Singapore's cooperation is vital if the world is to choke off the military junta's revenue streams.

The hanging of Abdul Kahar Othman has raised activists' concerns of an impending “surge in execution notices.”

The two leaders pledged their commitment to a "rules-based order" that they said was under unprecedented attack.

The budget's theme is a return to normalcy, but COVID-19 continues to cast its shadow over the city-state's fiscal policy.

Lee Kuan Yew and Singapore’s other founders "were skillful in seizing their inheritance of geography and history and deploying it effectively."

The city-state has finally done away with its strict outdoor mask mandate, as it takes a decisive step toward "living with" the virus.

In an increasingly turbulent global strategic environment, it is high time for Indonesia to get off the fence.