Singapore

The Loewe Foundation opened its annual Craft Prize exhibition in Singapore on Tuesday, marking the showcase's first appearance in Southeast Asia. South Korean ceramicist Jongjin Park received the top prize of €50,000 for his porcelain and paper sculpture Strata of Illusion.

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Former Japan and AC Milan star Keisuke Honda has signed with Singapore Premier League side FC Jurong at age 39 to resume his playing career. The club announced the attacking midfielder, who featured at three World Cups, will play for them next season. Honda said he aims to set new records.

Singapore's food scene expands with numerous new eateries in January and February 2026, featuring international concepts from Korea, Japan, and China alongside local innovations. These openings include barbecue spots, sushi bars, and cafes, catering to diverse tastes. Food enthusiasts can explore options from casual hawker stalls to upscale dining experiences.

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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced receiving investment proposals worth approximately ₹1 lakh crore for the state during his Singapore visit. Out of these, MoUs worth ₹60 thousand crore have been signed. This investment will serve as a milestone towards making the state a 1 trillion dollar economy by 2029-30.

Lego has released its largest Star Wars set, the Imperial Star Destroyer, for purchase in Singapore. The model, measuring over one meter long, is part of the Ultimate Collector Series and priced at S$1,099.90. It includes detailed features and minifigures inspired by the original Star Wars film.

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Pacific Summit Energy, the energy trading arm of Sumitomo Corp., is exploring a liquefied natural gas trading desk in Singapore as part of a strategy to expand its business across Asia, Europe, and the U.S.