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S’pore shows signs of slowdown ahead of Trump’s biggest tariff salvo on April 2
Leasehold condos gain ground, profitability gap with freehold shrinks
Such condos near MRT stations are seeing rising profits as buyers prioritise location.
Chinese contractor of quake-hit building that collapsed in Bangkok under scrutiny
Thai police have detained four Chinese nationals who allegedly tried to remove files from the building site.
Election spotlight: Eyes on PM Wong’s turf in Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC
The GRC is one to watch, simply because it is the PM’s turf, and one that is solidifying as a northern PAP stronghold.
Do Gen Zs in S’pore tackle life and work challenges differently than their parents did in the past?
A survey showed that the two generations take similar approaches when it comes to facing universal problems.
Laughing gas abuse among young people in S’pore a concern: Medical experts
ST found that the gas is also being offered on two Telegram groups which peddle other drugs.
Passenger to be charged with threatening to kill cabin crew member during flight to S’pore
He allegedly grabbed the wrist of a male cabin crew member and verbally threatened to kill him.
Small, round foods pose choking hazard to children, SFA cautions parents
“Eyeball” candy similar to one a Penang boy choked to death on can be bought online here.
‘Micro-retirement’ one way to address burnout – but comes with risks
Wild Hokkaido: Ride horses, steam in saunas and spot wildlife in Japan’s remote ‘last frontier’
Toro is a tiny town deep in Hokkaido’s far eastern region that is often described as Japan’s last frontier.