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Hawkers and patrons should not always rely on an upgrade to solve problems with the dining experience. More public spiritedness in the use of common facilities can go a long way in keeping them up to scratch.
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A bolder Xi goes to Moscow, but his balancing act remains
Too close an embrace of Putin could hurt China’s efforts to assert its global leadership.
How Singapore plans to boost climate resilience
As a city state and global trade hub, Singapore is used to coping with, and overcoming, resource supply disruptions. Because it has limited land, the nation has to import most of its food and energy and has invested heavily to reduce reliance on water imports.
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Thai Parliament dissolved, paving way for elections in May
The Election Commission has tentatively set the polling date for May 7.
Indian, Japan PMs agree on respecting rule of law
As presidents of G-7 and G-20 respectively, Japan and India can cooperate for global good, said PM Modi.
US keen to sync with Asean on worsening crisis in Myanmar; top official warns of danger of failed state
Top official Derek Chollet to highlight US commitment to Asean centrality on vist to region.
Indonesia gears up to allow foreign medical specialists to practise in the country
If all goes well, Parliament could pass the Bill into law by end-April, an MP deliberating the Bill told ST.
Podcasts
How financially literate are Singapore’s youth?
Why youth do not want financial advice from a 'suit', but from those they can identify with.
Does my banana look like your banana? Intellectual property in the art world
Are copycat art pieces going to become a legal battleground? Find out in this final episode hosted by deputy news editor Grace Ho.
Listen to a young married couple reacting to new youth poll on public housing priorities
Pei Rong and Leon Lee, both 33, secured their Build-To-Order (BTO) flat in 2021 and it will be ready in 2027.
