Stories from Singapore

Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) faced challenges enforcing laws against New Psychoactive Substances (NPS). These substances were not yet listed under the law, making enforcement difficult.

The Singapore Lam An Association is marking its centennial journey, having grown into a vibrant institution. It has shaped cultural preservation, education, philanthropy, and intergenerational connection in Singapore.

A special space in the heart of modern Singapore has preserved hundreds of old items for over 30 years. The couple aims to restore and give new life to these items, finding joy in preserving and recreating memories rather than focusing on profit.

The National University of Singapore (NUS) reported that login credentials have been compromised. The university stated that the operational impact of this compromise is being assessed.

A former Shell Lubricants Blending Plant located at Woodland in Singapore is scheduled for redevelopment. The site will make way for the upcoming ICA Woodland facility.

Young abusers in Singapore have been using various types of drugs, with a particular emphasis on synthetic substances. The discussion on drugs includes traditional drugs and New Psychoactive Substances (NPS), specifically mentioning 'spies' as an example of NPS. A discussion mentioned that half of individuals in 2025 were below the age of 13, potentially related to drug supply issues. The source noted that people are taking synthetic wheels, possibly as an alternative to other substances, due to supply disruptions.

Singapore has detected FDCK, a new ketamine analog, among other new psychoactive substances. Nitazenes analogs are also identified as drugs of abuse.

3D printing technology for In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) has been introduced in Singapore, utilizing ammonia in the printing process. This method involves taking an ear impression with silicon material to create custom-shaped IEMs.

The Singapore Tourism Board projects tourism revenue to increase to $47-50 billion by 2040. The Singapore Tourism Board reported that Singapore hosted nearly 17 million foreign visitors in the past year, reflecting the country's open approach to tourism.

Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) announced it will collaborate with telecom Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) owners. This initiative aims to build their AI competencies and explore the possibility of using AI for cybersecurity.