During Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s official visit to Seoul, Singapore and South Korea have elevated their bilateral relations to a Strategic Partnership, marking the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties. This partnership encompasses cooperation in public sector areas such as defense
Securing DeFi: The Immunefi Behind the Code with Mitchell Amador
TOKEN2049, Singapore: Recently I sat down with Mitchell Amador, the visionary CEO and cofounder of Immunefi, who continues to shape the future of blockchain security through his unwavering drive to make the Web3 ecosystem more resilient and transparent. Under his
Workplace Fairness – Singapore tables legislation to create new statutory tort of discrimination in the workplace
As the second and final part of the Workplace Fairness Act 2025 (WFA), the Workplace Fairness (Dispute Resolution) Bill (Dispute Resolution Bill) was tabled in the Singapore Parliament on 14 October 2025 introducing a newly created statutory tort of discrimination.
Minister Teo says Singapore will take a proactive, practical and collaborative approach to agentic AI
It is reported that Singapore will adopt a proactive, practical, and collaborative approach to govern emerging technologies like agentic AI and quantum computing, as announced by Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo at the Singapore International Cyber Week
What’s the Buzz at TOKEN2049 Singapore – Thoughts from Joseph Raczynski
Here is my take having participated and witnessed all that was Token2049 Singapore 2025. My take, it’s a vivid confirmation that crypto is no longer a frontier of speculation but a foundational pillar of the next decade’s financial infrastructure,
Singapore
The D&O Diary’s assignment to Asia continued this past week with a visit to Singapore, the prosperous city-state located at the Southern tip of the Malay peninsula in Southeast Asia. Singapore seamlessly blends sleek modernity with its multicultural heritage in
Minister Jasmin Lau lays out Singapore’s AI vision: AI serves, human insight leads
It is reported that at the AWS Public Sector Day 2025, Singapore’s Minister of State Jasmin Lau emphasized the government’s commitment to integrating AI into public services, highlighting the necessity for civil servants to become “bilingual AI practitioners”—individuals proficient in
Singapore Signs Further Implementation Agreements and Announces Nature-Based Carbon Credit Projects
Singapore continues to expand its list of approved host countries, carbon crediting programs, and methodologies that meet the established criteria.
By Paul A. Davies, Michael D. Green, Farhana Sharmeen, James Bee, Kevin Mak, and Qingyi
Singapore competition regulator launches AI self-assessment toolkit
At the 11th ASEAN Competition Conference, Singapore’s Competition and Consumer Commission unveiled its AI Markets (AIM) Toolkit, developed in collaboration with the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). The voluntary self-assessment tool helps businesses evaluate their AI models and practices for
Staying Ahead of the Curve – A review of the recommended changes to the Singapore International Arbitration Act 1994
Introduction
In his recent keynote address at the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (“SIAC”) Symposium, Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs Mr Edwin Tong SC remarked that “for [arbitration] to remain relevant, it must therefore remain responsive to