Are you happy now?

[k1976]

Happiest country - trumpeted loudly

Most expensive city in the world - clam up

Clear evidence that the PAP is the best - at manipulating news to suit their purpose

Always leememeber, we are in GOOD hands

Good things dun cum cheap de woh

 

[dredd]

The title of "Most expensive city in the world" is not a liability it's proof that the city is a fantastic place to live and the standard of living is extremely high.

No city can earn this sort of title if there is no demand for services, property and other assets that the city offers. Demand is generated from the desirability for people to live and work there. The country may behave like a whore but certainly one that commands top dollar and for that we have to thank the PAP!

Great. Then why don't they shout it out from the rooftops instead of keeping it under wraps?

Truth be told - No city wants to be labelled most expensive. It does nothing but drives people away. Who the fark wants to live in a city where the cost of a loaf of bread is equal to that of a full meal.

 

[Leongsam]

Truth be told - No city wants to be labelled most expensive. It does nothing but drives people away. Who the fark wants to live in a city where the cost of a loaf of bread is equal to that of a full meal.

If that's the case why do so many Malaysians move to Singapore vs the number of Sinkies who want to live up North? The overall attractiveness obviously far outweighs the price that has to be paid to live in the marvelous city that the PAP has created.

 

[ODACHEK]

Why this thread until now dun have this gif???

 

[dredd]

If that's the case why do so many Malaysians move to Singapore vs the number of Sinkies who want to live up North? The overall attractiveness obviously far outweighs the price that has to be paid to live in the marvelous city that the PAP has created.

Just so you know... not only Malaysians, but people from all shithole countries come here for the moolah and then go back home to enjoy it. They're not looking to live here.

They may be poor but they're not stupid.

How and what do we have that are not better and cheaper elsewhere? Tell me.

 

[Leongsam]

Just so you know... not only Malaysians, but people from all shithole countries come here for the moolah and then go back home to enjoy it. They're not looking to live here.

They may be poor but they're not stupid.

How and what do we have that are not better and cheaper elsewhere? Tell me.

Where people choose to live all depends upon what stage of life they are in. There are loads of sinkies who cash out too I'm one of them and I moved on because I reached a point where my priorities had shifted.

Living and working in a high quality, desirable environment that Singapore offers is an investment for the future. At some point it is prudent to take profit. That does not mean the investment was crap on the contrary it proves that Singapore is one of the best places to build a secure future thanks to the PAP.

 

[dredd]

Where people choose to live all depends upon what stage of life they are in. There are loads of sinkies who cash out too I'm one of them and I moved on because I reached a point where my priorities had shifted.

Living and working in a high quality, desirable environment that Singapore offers is an investment for the future. At some point it is prudent to take profit. That does not mean the investment was crap on the contrary it proves that Singapore is one of the best places to build a secure future thanks to the PAP.

Sinkeepoo is a bad place to call home at any stage of one's life.

The joys of childhood is ripped away with a stressful education system.

The insane emphasis on how much $$ you earn as a working adult creates an unhappy and stressful adult life.

The sky-high costs of living is unbearable when one retires.

What is good about Sinkeepoo?

 

[cowbellc]

Singapore 1st in Asia?
Bhutan leh?

 

[batman1]

No cash handout,no happy.

 

[WangChuk]

Survey results and datas very much depend on the sampling they choose for their answers in mind ... here if you choose to survey FTs, Expats, Elites, Silver Serpents, Papaya families, Wealthy and Powerful, you get 100% feedback they are all very happy to live on this island .... they are not the majority local citizens living on survival mode who will give their "expected answers".

 

[k1976]

Parliament passes record $143 billion budget to tackle economic challenges; Singapore processes Indonesia extradition request for Tannos: Singapore live news​

We feature a curated selection of some of the biggest, most important, and fascinating news that’s making waves online​

Yahoo News Singapore
Updated Tue, 11 March 2025 at 3:25 PM SGT

Parliament has passed the largest budget in Singapore's history, a $143 billion plan for 2025, marking the final budget of the current government’s term, and focusing on post-pandemic recovery, sustainable growth, and strategic reforms. (Photo: ROSLAN RAHMAN/AFP via Getty Images) (ROSLAN RAHMAN via Getty Images)More
Hello to all our readers, Yahoo Singapore will be bringing you live news updates today. The editorial team will be curating the latest must-know local and international news.

First off, Singapore passed an historic $143 billion Budget for 2025 on Monday (10 March), the largest in the country’s history. This budget is the final one of the current government term and focuses on sustaining post-pandemic recovery while preparing for long-term growth. The plan includes investments in housing, sustainability, and workforce transformation, positioning Singapore for continued success globally. Minister Indranee Rajah emphasised the nation’s prudent fiscal approach, which allowed it to respond swiftly to global crises without accumulating significant debt. Prime Minister Lawrence Wongconfirmed that the policies set forth in Budget 2025will build a stronger, more resilient society for Singapore’s future. Read more about Budget 2025 here.

 

[k1976]

SG will be World Nuclear Power soon

Singapore

Singapore could be ‘most perfect example’ of a country that needs nuclear energy: IAEA chief​

“Singapore, with its technological base, with its institutional maturity, is ideally, I would say, prepared to host nuclear power relatively soon,” says the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Rafael Mariano Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, gives a lecture at the Shaw Foundation Alumni House at the National University of Singapore on Jul 25, 2025. (Photo: CNA/Jeremy Long)




Ang Hwee Min
25 Jul 2025 10:21PM (Updated: 27 Jul 2025 06:55PM)
BookmarkShare

SINGAPORE: Singapore could be the “most perfect example” of a country that needs nuclear energy given its territorial limitations, energy requirements, technological base and institutional maturity, said the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossi on Friday (Jul 25).

The chief of the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog was in Singapore as part of the SR Nathan Fellowship, a high-level programme for foreign leaders and prominent individuals to visit the country.

The country on Friday also renewed its agreement with the IAEA to help train experts from developing countries in nuclear research.

Speaking during a lecture and question-and-answer session hosted by the newly launched Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute at the National University of Singapore, Mr Grossi said that Singapore is prepared to host nuclear power “relatively soon”.

 

[Vlad Tepes]

I am ok, not sure about some people here

 

[Sustanon]

 

[eatshitndie]

sinkies are happy when they successfully chope a table for a $6.9 kopi and kaya toast set and their meal number is called 6.9 minutes later. it’s like striking lottery 1st prize.

 

[BoonTiong]

Song