Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Sunday, Nov 18.
Xi, Pence spar over trade, development issues at Apec meet
Chinese President Xi Jinping and United States Vice-President Mike Pence yesterday locked horns over trade and regional development as they sent starkly contrasting messages on these issues.
Greater Singapore Workout: Teh Tarik and Puddle Hop your way to fitness
Twenty-five years after the Great Singapore Workout was launched, there is a refreshed version that promises to show that exercising can be fun and easy.
PAP 4.0: A guide to the politics of transition
The last week has seen renewed speculation over who's in and who's out in the race for political leadership in Singapore, which has been dominated by the ruling People's Action Party since independence in 1965.
Singaporeans seek to get the best out of their JB homes
Like many Singaporeans who bought Malaysian property, Mr Colin Goh wanted to "seize the opportunity to invest in something affordable" and earn passive income through renting out the homes.
Lunch With Sumiko: Jason Mraz keeps his feet on the ground
Away from his touring life, American singer Jason Mraz is an avocado farmer.
Climate of Change: Rise of the mosquitoes
In the fifth of six special reports on climate change, Insight looks at how a warming world is making its deadliest animal even more lethal, and efforts to combat the scourge.
St Andrew's bells rung 'incorrectly' for 129 years
For almost 130 years, St Andrew's Cathedral's caretakers have been ringing the eight bells in their belfry in a primitive fashion - using an iron clapper to beat the sides of the bronze contraptions. The chimes would ring for special occasions.
Swimming: Surprise backstroke record for Joseph Schooling in medley relay as team win silver
Olympic champion Joseph Schooling contributed to a grandstand finish in the last event of this year's Fina World Cup in front of almost 3,000 spectators at the OCBC Aquatic Centre on Saturday night.
Golden Horse Awards: Zhang Yimou finally bags coveted Best Director prize with Shadow
A crowd of top stars descended on Taipei for the Golden Horse Awards, often dubbed the Oscars of Chinese-language film, held on Saturday night.
Private dining takes off, with home chefs booked up for months
When 32-year-old Alvin Lim met four friends for dinner about a month ago, they headed not to a restaurant or a hawker centre. Instead, they went to a four-room HDB flat in Choa Chu Kang, where senior accounts executive Jesper Chia cooked them a nine-course meal and served it to them in his living room.