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Singapore now a 'super-aged' society, with more than 1 in 5 citizens aged 65 and above (opens the original)
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The number of Singaporeans aged 80 and above has also grown by 60 per cent over the past 10 years. SINGAPORE: Singapore has reached "super-aged society" status, according to official figures released on Friday (Sep 25). The threshold is reached when at least 21 per cent of the population is aged 65 and above. In June 2026, 21.4 per cent of Singapore citizens were in this age group, according to this year’s Population in Brief report by the National Population and Talent Division (NPTD) of the Pr
Speaker Seah Kian Peng apologises for falling asleep in parliament (opens the original)
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Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng said he was unwell that day and had taken medication, but added that this did not excuse what happened. SINGAPORE: Speaker Seah Kian Peng apologised on Friday (Sep 18) for falling asleep while chairing parliament proceedings last week. This came after videos of a clerk trying to wake Mr Seah up during a parliamentary sitting on Sep 9 were circulated online. In a Facebook post, Mr Seah said he was unwell that day and had taken medication. “But that does not ex
CNA Explains: Will Singapore home loan rates rise after the Fed's rate hike? (opens the original)
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The Fed’s latest decision could affect SORA, the benchmark used to price many floating-rate home loans in Singapore, potentially resulting in higher mortgage rates. SINGAPORE: Home loan rates in Singapore may eventually edge higher after the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points on Wednesday (Sep 16). It marked the first increase since 2023, with Fed policymakers signalling that more increases could follow. Singapore does not directly follow the US central bank's int
CNA Explains: Why AI leaders are calling for a slowdown – and what makes it so difficult (opens the original)
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One expert says getting companies and countries to slow the AI race could be even harder than negotiating the nuclear arms treaties of the Cold War. SINGAPORE: Imagine a race in which the frontrunners suddenly turn around and tell everyone: We may be going too fast. Something like that is happening in artificial intelligence. For years, the world’s biggest AI companies have been locked in a contest to build ever more powerful systems. There are enormous rewards at stake - billions of dollars for
New Singapore racial harmony law to take effect Sep 15; inaugural presidential council appointed (opens the original)
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The new law introduces a restraining order regime for those involved in communicating, producing or distributing content that prejudices the maintenance of racial harmony here. SINGAPORE: A new law aimed at strengthening racial harmony in Singapore will take effect on Tuesday (Sep 15), introducing powers to curb content that threatens racial harmony. Passed by parliament in February last year, the Maintenance of Racial Harmony Act 2025 “consolidates and strengthens Singapore’s legal framework to
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