The new face of crime is artificial
From perfectly spelt phishing emails to fake videos of government officials, artificial intelligence is changing the game for Interpol's cat-and-mouse fight against cybercrime at its high-tech war rooms in Singapore.
Travellers still bringing vapes despite ban
The country's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) detected 42 cases of travellers found in possession of e-vaporisers, as well as those who voluntarily disposed of them, amid stepped-up inspections at the city-state's air, land, and sea checkpoints.
Over 830kg of Asian pangolin scales seized
Over 830kg of Asian pangolin scales hidden in a shipment bound for Cambodia have been seized here, authorities said, calling it the largest haul of its kind discovered in the city-state.
Govts move to secure energy supply chains
Australia has agreed to cooperate with the government in ensuring smooth supply chains of oil, LNG and diesel to help weather a global energy squeeze in the Middle East.
Second RSAF flight returns from Saudi Arabia
Shrapnel from an intercepted missile fell near Deanna Yusra Rashid's home in Jordan, a moment that underscored just how close the conflict had come.
Singapore turns tide in evolving fight against scams
Building his cryptocurrency holdings over eight years and helping out defrauded traders, Singaporean investor Mark Koh had thought he was savvy enough to spot a scam. Until he fell prey to one.
Singapore must train more people to build AI, top official says
Singapore has committed more than SG$1bil (US$782mil/RM3.07bil) to become a global hub for artificial intelligence. But one of the architects of that effort says the country's approach to AI readiness may not be sufficient.
Showers bring early pop of colour to the urban jungle
Clusters of pink, red and yellow are giving Singapore's streets zest earlier than usual.
Flagging harmful influence
WITH online platforms continuing to be fertile ground for youth self-radicalisation, experts have called for a whole-of-society approach to raising awareness of the problem.
Emotional return for travellers and families
The first travellers from Dubai trickled into Changi Airport in the morning yesterday, after days of flight cancellations caused by the conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran that closed airspaces across the Middle East.
