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What impact will UN climate conference COP30 have on South-east Asia?

The event touched on adaptation, finance and nature.

The conference ended more than 26 hours late.

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COP30 was marked by fire and doused in rain. But UN climate summits can still work

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World Cup 2026: Mexico to kick off against South Africa, US get dream draw

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Sweeping Trump strategy document seeks to reframe US’ role in the world, slams Europe

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Modi, Putin push economic links to revitalise India-Russia ties in closely watched visit

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Sabah faces political uncertainty after death of divisive leader Bung Moktar

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Is Donald Trump Jr the man to watch in 2028?

Cross-border taxis more attractive with flexible drop-offs but concerns remain on scheme’s viability

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BreadTalk CEO’s bun confessions

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Hong Kong fire: Green mesh removed from buildings undergoing renovations

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Love among the destruction: 54 couples marry in Gaza

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‘I respect and accept the judgment’: Pritam Singh loses appeal against conviction

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SEA Games 2025: Speedy Daryl Tan chasing records on the track and Rubik’s Cube

The sprinter's speed cubing skill has earned him 18 Guinness World Records since 2020.

ST20251108_202569000368/dgtrack/Brian Teo/Deepanraj A C Ganesan/Profile of National sprinter Daryl Tan, 23, at the void deck of his home in Geylang Bahru on Nov 8, 2025. He has a passion for solving Rubik’s cubes and holds nine Guinness World Records for his speedcubing feats, including the fastest time to solve a 4×4×4 rubik's cube upside down in 37.25 seconds. ST PHOTO: BRIAN TEO

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What a visit to the Amazon during COP30 taught this S’pore youth delegate about climate action

Research efforts judged not just on commercial output, but by a basket of factors: PMO

Jail, caning for man who raped 12-year-old girl, tried to obstruct trial with hunger strike

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Modi, Putin push economic links to revitalise India-Russia ties in closely watched visit

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Trump unveils strategy to prevent China conflict over Taiwan

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Manila’s turn towards Seoul to bolster defence versus China reflects shifting security framework

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Sabah faces political uncertainty after death of divisive leader Bung Moktar

Opinion

Is Donald Trump Jr the man to watch in 2028?

Ravi Velloor

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The curious comfort of machine intelligence 

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The Miss Universe pageant is a hot mess, and that’s good for business

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Who is left, when illness takes away your mind or body?

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World cup 2026: Road to World Cup glory

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Unearthed: Burial artefacts from Bukit Brown Cemetery find new life

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The Week in Pictures: Hong Kong fire, Thailand’s late former queen honoured

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Floods, storms upended their lives in Bangladesh; work in Singapore gives them chance to rebuild

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Hong Kong fire: Where did it start, how did it spread so rapidly?

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‘Every inch counts’: He approves land boundaries in Singapore

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‘Byte-sized’ plants: Singapore Herbarium goes online

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Kelongs were once a common sight in S'pore’s waters. Today, only a handful remain

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More than a convenience store: Disappearing mamak shops

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Typhoon Ragasa: How heavy rainfall led to a barrier lake bursting in Taiwan

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Your S'pore Story

‘I wanted to create something that was more uniquely Singaporean’

This artist went viral for a pop culture mash-up, but has since shifted his artwork to reflect themes closer to home.

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‘As I helped others, something in me also healed’

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Asian Insider Podcast

US in decline; Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ is worrying Asia
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Should you buy gold now?

Gold prices have soared in 2025 but here are things to consider before buying your first gold bar.

Gold prices have soared in 2025 but here are things to consider before buying your first gold bar.

From cover songs to K-pop hits: Singaporean songwriter writes for Itzy and Twice

Eight essential apps to use in China for cost savings and a smoother trip

Me and My Money: Going from Lee Kuan Yew’s protection detail to teaching kids to swim

Learning by talking: Instead of fishing for answers, students explain concepts to bot

(From left) Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) alumnus Akshaya Rajesh, GenAI engineer, and Dr Sumbul Khan, senior lecturer in SUTD's Science, Mathematics, and Technology cluster, on Oct 28, 2025.
(From left) Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) alumnus Akshaya Rajesh, GenAI engineer, and Dr Sumbul Khan, senior lecturer in SUTD's Science, Mathematics, and Technology cluster, on Oct 28, 2025.

Chatbots, tutors and sparring partners: How AI is changing university learning in Singapore

(From left) Mr Chen Liang Jung, 22, Mr Anieyrudh R, 22, and Mr Joshua Cheng, 23, all undergraduates, showcasing the GPTProf app that acts as a "professor in a pocket".
(From left) Mr Chen Liang Jung, 22, Mr Anieyrudh R, 22, and Mr Joshua Cheng, 23, all undergraduates, showcasing the GPTProf app that acts as a "professor in a pocket".

Young & Savvy

Does new condo make better sense than million-dollar HDB resale flat?

With resale flat prices reaching new highs, condos now present an alternative that warrants closer evaluation.
With resale flat prices reaching new highs, condos now present an alternative that warrants closer evaluation.

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Batam’s top eats: Cafes, the best kueh lapis and a kelong worth travelling to

Batam's new establishments include Itsumo Tart, which sells high-quality tea-based desserts in an industrial-chic setting.
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