Singapore defends Faishal Ibrahim resignation over messages to woman
What's new: A fitness trainer publicly denied being the woman involved and warned she may sue over viral false claims.
What's new: A fitness trainer publicly denied being the woman involved and warned she may sue over viral false claims.
What's new: About 60% of lawyers stayed in practice after five years from 2015 to 2024, while courts logged two formal conduct complaints in three years.
What's new: K Shanmugam becomes senior minister, Ng Chee Meng returns to Cabinet, and most changes take effect July 27.
What's new: K. Shanmugam became senior minister, Ng Chee Meng joined Cabinet and the changes take effect Monday.
What's new: The changes, driven in part by two recent resignations, also bring Ng Chee Meng back into government and rename MTI in October.
What's new: The changes take effect Monday, with Ng Chee Meng returning to Cabinet and Jasmin Lau becoming acting manpower minister.
Why it matters: The judge found malice, citing false claims and Bloomberg’s removal of the paywall to widen the article’s reach.
Why it matters: The High Court found malice and aggravated the damages, saying the article implied the ministers hid property deals to avoid scrutiny over possible money laundering.
What's new: The judge found malice, citing false information and Bloomberg's move to drop the paywall on the article.
What's new: The 70-year-old reported the fake MAS call after a 2- to 3-hour conversation and got his money back on March 25.