We have started to collect the most important news related to Singapore in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Singapore Airlines resumes flights on its A380 planes, which were grounded after one of the planes operated by Qantas had to make an emergency landing.
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Australia's Qantas grounds its Airbus A380 jets, and Singapore Airlines delays flights, after a Qantas superjumbo makes an emergency landing.
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A giant Airbus A380 from the Australian airline Qantas has made an emergency landing in Singapore after developing engine trouble
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Singapore is again ranked as the best country in which to run a business, in an annual report from the World Bank.
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A Singapore court has convicted UK author Alan Shadrake for insulting the Singapore judiciary in a book on the country's death penalty.
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Opposition politicians in Australia are not supporting a sale of their nation's stock exchange to the Singapore bourse.
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The Singapore stock exchange unveils a multi-billion dollar bid for the company that owns the Australian Stock Exchange in Sydney.
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Forest fires on the island of Sumatra have caused air pollution and a thick cloud of haze over Singapore.
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Schools close in Malaysia and warnings are issued there and in Singapore because of haze from forest fires in Indonesia.
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A bear in a social media publicity campaign by the Philips electronics group sparks a search, and police investigation, in Singapore.
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The Singapore billionaire who was runner-up in the bidding war for Liverpool FC is to make a higher offer, the BBC learns.
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There is a growing appetite in Singapore to learn Mandarin Chinese.
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Fernando Alonso warns his Formula 1 rivals "the championship starts now", following his victory in Singapore.
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso holds off Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel from start to finish to win a hard-fought Singapore Grand Prix.
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso leads from start to finish to win the Singapore Grand Prix, with Sebastian Vettel second, Mark Webber third and Lewis Hamilton failing to finish.
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Lewis Hamilton believes he can challenge Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel for victory at the Singapore Grand Prix.
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