Heather Tan

Haze from burning palm oil plantations in Indonesia has left the two nations at loggerheads over pollution.

A new policy aimed at regulating websites in Singapore has drawn criticism and revived censorship debates.

Many Singaporeans are alarmed by a surge of corruption cases, but some see it as a sign their justice system is working.

US-Singapore ties fray as parents of American engineer reportedly engaged in top-secret research reject suicide claims.

Proposal to boost city state’s population prompts rare protest, signalling growing dissent over influx of foreigners.

Strikes by migrant workers in the Southeast Asian nation are exposing fault lines in the country’s social fabric.

Reform of capital punishment laws leaves many questioning the balance of leniency for criminals and justice for victims.