News that matters: Singapore citizenship of former S-League player to be stripped for match-fixing

Also: Exercise Forging Sabre: RSAF drops 2,000-pound bombs in successful sorties [] Email not displaying correctly? [View in your browser.]( 08 December 2017 [Singapore]( [Singapore citizenship of former S-League player to be stripped for match-fixing]( SINGAPORE: A 43-year-old naturalised Singapore citizen will have his citizenship stripped for his involvement in match-fixing. [( [Singapore]( [Exercise Forging Sabre: RSAF drops 2,000-pound bombs in successful sorties]( PHOENIX: For the first time in an exercise, the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has dropped eight 2,000-pound bombs on "enemy" targets, destroying them with precision accuracy. [( [Asia Pacific]( [At AGM, Malaysian PM Najib puts UMNO on war footing before polls]( KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak put his party on a war footing Thursday (Dec 7) as polls loom, vowing to "fight till the end" despite a massive financial scandal that has rocked his government. [( [Asia Pacific]( [Australia parliament passes same-sex marriage bill]( SYDNEY: Australia's parliament passed a bill legalising same-sex marriage Thursday (Dec 7) after the nation overwhelmingly voted in favour of changing the law, ending decades of political wrangling. [( ADVERTISEMENT OTHER STORIES [Sport]( [What next for former S-League footballer Gaye Alassane?]( [Technology]( [Bike-sharing provider oBike suffers global data breach]( [Singapore]( [From dispensing medicine to launching rockets: How SAF changed the life of one woman]( [Asia Pacific]( [Hong Kong taxi groups threaten action against govt if ride-hailing allowed: Report]( ADVERTISEMENT [Read more on channelnewsasia.com.]( Follow our news Experience news with our apps Add editor@newsletter.channelnewsasia.com to your address book to ensure that you receive our emails in your inbox. [Unsubscribe]( © 2017 Channel NewsAsia. All rights reserved. Selling, re-distributing or reproducing the information on these pages without prior permission from Channel NewsAsia is strictly prohibited. Channel NewsAsia shall not be liable for any errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon.