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S'pore must find its own way: PM Lee

SINGAPORE'S political landscape is in a new situation, but Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong says more political openness should not be the only response...

Strengthen global financial safety nets, ...

'China isn't a monolithic society'

Govt will follow through on CPIB probe

Duo facing civil service disciplinary ...

 

Singapore

Safe for swimming again

AFTER a four-year wait, visitors to Pasir Ris beach can finally take a dip in the waters there without worry. The National Environment Agency (NEA) an...

Rating water quality at beaches

Number of cigarettes seized down to ...

Govt to focus on elder care this year: ...

No record of exploding iPhone: Telco

 

Asia

BN woos young voters with fun and games

KUALA LUMPUR: For Malaysia's ruling party, a victory in the upcoming election smells like teen spirit. These young voters - those aged 21 and above, m...

China inching towards bigger role in ...

Israeli officials think Iran's ...

Assad's fall a likely game changer in ...

Snow and rain as millions return to work

 

World

United States: Rise of suburban ...

WASHINGTON: America's historic Chinatowns, home for a century to immigrants seeking social support and refuge from racism, are fading as rising living...

Australia: Embracing a multicultural ...

Will the English bulldog bark?

Cairo bars exit of 6 Americans, straining ...

Suicide bomber strikes in Baghdad, ...

 

Review

5 myths about China's power

AS CHINA gains on the world's most advanced economies, the country excites fascination as well as fear, particularly in the United States, where many ...

Back to the future in the Philippines

Tuning out of radio waves as cancer cure

The Fed's latest gambit to get banks ...

Britons all fired up for Chinese stir-fry

 

Money

Hot Property: Industrial real estate

FACTORIES and warehouses were the top-performing real estate sector last year, thanks to robust demand for industrial property. Prices shot up 27.2 p...

Record 45,000 leases signed but rent ...

Manufacturing outlook uncertain, says SMa ...

Berlian Laju stops servicing debt of $2.5b

Outrage in Britain over RBS chief's $1.9m ...

 

Sports

Rooney in doubt

LONDON: Wayne Rooney could miss what could be the stormiest chapter yet in the rivalry between Manchester United and Liverpool when the two sides clas...

Tension in grudge match

Gerrard asks fans not to create trouble

QPR-Chelsea Cup tie filled with potential ...

Fans boost home mission

 

ST Forum

MHA: No delay in releasing news of CPIB ...

I REFER to Mr Rajasegaran Ramasamy's letter yesterday ('Govt could have told us earlier'). The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) commence...

Lawyers' association wrong about A-G's ...

Childbearing should be viewed as ...

Unskilled work: A case for more pay

Airport to review effectiveness of taxi ...

 

Life!

Novel ideas

Got the sofa and dining set? Check. The king-size bed and dresser? Check. TV console and sound system? Check. Now what about that bookcase? With spac...

Psst, there's a secret room

Shelves of journeys and memories

Lego bricks for a fun twist

Make room for bookshelves

 

Insight

The wage revolution, interrupted

IN THE 1970s, Singapore's economy was more 'assembly line' than 'top of the line'. The symbol of industry was the flatted factory, in which rows of wo...

How to cut costs and pay workers more

 
 
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