You’re almost certainly safer in these countries than you are at home.

The Green Army marched into the semi-final of the FIH Series finals with the minimum of fuss as their 11-0 win over Singapore at Banbridge puts them one win away from a guaranteed direct Olympic qualifier tie.

Dublin’s deepening housing crisis is driving away more foreign workers than ever before, a damning new survey suggests.

European Parliament lead negotiator on the Free Trade Agreement with Singapore, Seán Kelly MEP, has welcomed the recent signature of the EU-Singapore trade deal.

At first glance, it is easy to call the meeting between US president, Donald Trump, and his North Korean counterpart, Kim Jong-un, “historic” and “unprecedented”, writes Virginie Grzelczyk of Aston University.

The Singapore summit is the first ever between a sitting American president and North Korea's leader.

Inuka, the world's first polar bear born in the tropics, has been put to sleep by Singapore Zoo, officials said.

Lee Chin questioning whether 2017 was actually a success for Wexford is as clear a sign as any of the changed mindset below in the south-east.

Patrick ‘Bonnar’ Maher has a different read on Tipperary’s 2017 season to most hurling observers.

Championship leader Lewis Hamilton clocked the third fastest time in Singapore.

Malaysia's first case of Zika virus has been diagnosed in a woman who had travelled to Singapore.

Forty one cases of locally transmitted Zika have been confirmed in Singapore.

It was social media chatter that gave him away. Changing his profile picture on the LINE messaging app to a banner pledging “Indonesian support and solidarity for ISIS” probably didn’t help.

Government employees in Singapore will soon lose their internet access at work to make official information systems more secure, authorities said.

Agnieszka Radwanska won the WTA Finals tournament in Singapore with a hard-fought three-set victory over former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova in the final on Sunday.

Singapore is marking its 50th anniversary of independence with a weekend of celebrations.

Fears are growing for the safety of a Cork college student, a woman was injured during a water protest, and Raheem Sterling was apparently filmed inhaling the legal high nitrous oxide. These are some of the latest and most read news stories on irishexaminer.com this morning.

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Singaporeans bade farewell to longtime leader Lee Kuan Yew yesterday with an elaborate procession and a three-hour state funeral at which his son, the current prime minister, eulogised the statesman and declared that the wealthy city-state he helped build is his monument.

Despite his sensitivity to accusations of nepotism, Lee Kuan Yew may have secured his legacy by training his son for 14 years to follow in his footsteps, writes Bill Emmott

Singapore has sentenced two German men to three strokes of a rattan cane and nine months in prison after they were found guilty of vandalising a public train carriage, according to court documents.

A photo of the note seen in a cab in Singapore has been shared widely online after being posted to Twitter.