Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Monday, March 22.
'I felt so alone,' says foreigner who married a S'porean man
A woman who married a Singaporean shares her struggles and breakthroughs as she made a new life in the city state.
Can Taiwan-Palau travel bubble be a model for Singapore? The jury is out
Much depends on whether governments are in control of the Covid-19 situation within their borders.
The future of hiring in Singapore: How to ace a virtual interview
A report on future of recruiting in Asia Pacific found that 68% of S'porean head-hunters thought virtual recruiting would be very important.
S'pore monitoring trials on Covid-19 vaccine effect on kids, hopes to certify, administer them in future
For now, the vaccines are allowed only for those who are 16 and older.
Indian composer Mendoza withdraws claims to Count On Me, Singapore following MCCY probe
He apologised for the 'confusion caused' and stated he has no intention of attacking the integrity of Hugh Harrison, who composed the song in 1986, said the Ministry.
S'pore landmarks turn blue to mark World Water Day
Around 1.6 billion people - almost a quarter of the world's population - have problems accessing a clean and safe water supply.
Malaysian drivers offered Covid-19 jab in S'pore: Response has been positive, says MTI
Those who have been inoculated received the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
Beijing updates 'Made in China 2025' for leaner, meaner times
China identifies seven frontier technologies and shifts focus to research as it gears up for an even more bruising fight with the US.
Birth of twin Malayan tigers revives breeding efforts in Singapore
The felines died out in Singapore when the last Malayan tiger was shot in 1930 in Choa Chu Kang.
TV host Diana Ser on being a tiger mum and how she keeps her marriage strong
In the first part of a new celebrity parents series, host Diana Ser talks about her parenting style.
