Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Wednesday, Dec 11.
US Democrats unveil Trump impeachment charges; White House sets sights on Senate trial

After the articles of impeachment were announced, President Donald Trump tweeted "WITCH HUNT!"
Employers federation's advice on year-end bonuses: Be responsible, take company performance into account

Instead of taking a cue from the civil service, companies should follow the National Wages Council's guidelines, says the Singapore National Employers Federation.
Singapore to update climate pledge it made under Paris Agreement: Masagos

This comes some five years after Singapore made its first climate pledge - which outlined its plans to limit its planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 - under the historic Paris Agreement.
Semakau Landfill marks 20th anniversary

The world's first offshore landfill is hailed a success, but challenges lie ahead as it is fast filling up.
Malaysia's PM Mahathir pledges to step down for Anwar, but not before November

Asked if a handover could come in December 2020, Dr Mahathir said: "We'll look at that when the time comes."
Experts split over allowing tourists to visit volcano

As police launched an investigation into this week's disaster at White Island, volcano experts were divided over whether tourists should be allowed to visit.
Hong Kong court rejects govt's bid to reinstate mask ban during appeal

The decision represents another setback for Chief Executive Carrie Lam, who instituted the unprecedented mask ban in October.
Duct-taped durian for $160,000 anyone? Singapore organisations parody banana wall art

Many businesses and netizens have since weighed in on the debate over the value of the banana artwork.
Generation Grit: Survivor of shaken baby syndrome thrives as entrepreneur

Mr Tan Ruming survived abuse as a baby and endured a lonely childhood, but he found his passion and success in entrepreneurship.
Marie Frederiksson of Swedish pop duo Roxette dies at 61

Frederiksson formed Roxette with Per Gessle in 1986. The two released their first album the same year and went on to achieve international success in the late 1980s and 1990s.