The World Health Organization (WHO) and Africa CDC have issued a warning about a growing funding gap for malaria control and elimination efforts across Africa. A webinar explored how Primary Health Care transformation could help address this challenge.

Devon Energy has been upgraded by Raymond James, citing a clearer path to close its valuation gap. This analyst upgrade reflects positive sentiment regarding the company's financial prospects.

Singapore's SCDF is reviewing a paramedic's court testimony in a toddler drowning case after bodycam footage contradicted claims about delays caused by requests for a birth certificate.

This article highlights Panama City alongside Singapore and Dubai as a new symbol of global prosperity.

Singapore's parliament discussed new guidelines that could introduce caning as a punishment for school bullies, following inquiries from legislators on its implementation.

The US trade deficit expanded in March as the value of imports grew faster than exports.

BioNTech has announced plans to close several sites in Germany and Singapore, a move that will impact approximately 1,860 employees.

Singapore stocks experienced a slip, with the STI down 0.1%, as fresh clashes between the US and Iran impacted market sentiment.

The Lien Foundation has donated $3.93 million to Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) and National University Hospital (NUH) in Singapore. The funds are intended to extend early palliative care services to all ICU patients who require it.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and major banks have met to discuss measures against emerging AI cybersecurity threats. This discussion follows the limited release of 'Mythos' and aims to bolster the financial sector's defenses.

An elderly couple in their 80s survived a fire at Joo Seng Road in Singapore by taking refuge in their toilet. Their home filled with smoke originating from a flat located below theirs.

An SMRT bus caught fire near Woodgrove Primary School in Woodlands, Singapore, with the Singapore Civil Defence Force extinguishing the blaze and reporting no injuries.

Moldova is facing a significant labor deficit and is exploring options to attract foreign workers to fill the gap. Minister of Economy Eugen Osmochescu stated that the country needs approximately 300,000 people.

Singapore has launched its fourth edition of the 'Go Green SG' sustainability campaign, featuring over 1,000 activities and participation from more than 500 organizations until June 28.

Johor, Malaysia, is developing a new learning ecosystem that will directly connect schools with industries in the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) to enhance education and workforce development.

A report by KB Financial Group indicates that South Korea's housing market divide is expected to ease this year as tighter government regulations cool price gains in the country's most populated regions.

Beijing is attempting to retroactively prevent Meta from acquiring Manus, a Chinese AI startup operating out of Singapore, a move that is expected to alarm US venture capital firms.

This article discusses how artificial intelligence can help bridge cybersecurity gaps, transforming operational strain into business resilience.

In early hypothetical polling for the 2028 Philippine presidential election, Sara Duterte maintains her lead, but Leni Robredo has significantly narrowed the gap to single digits.

Quest Consortium Security Solutions Limited (QCSS), a cybersecurity firm, has introduced a new platform designed to tackle persistent gaps in how organizations understand their security exposure.

Singapore's power plan is providing a boost to Sarawak's ambitions in green energy development, indicating potential collaboration or market opportunities.

The Association of Greek Colleges has expressed concern over a decades-long legislative gap regarding the framework for practicing psychotherapy and the postgraduate training of mental health professionals.

An inquiry by the Executive Directorate of the SNS reveals gaps in alert and communication criteria. A proposal for a new Intensive Medicine Referral Network is open for public consultation for 14 days.

Nigeria’s investment minister acknowledged existing ecosystem gaps, while the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) highlighted bureaucratic hurdles impeding investor inflows, prompting calls for reforms.

Dubai's standing as a safe financial haven is being challenged as wealthy elites reportedly move capital out of the emirate to places like Singapore and Switzerland, amidst the ongoing Iran war.

Commuters and drivers have voiced concerns regarding the enhanced Singapore-Malaysia taxi service, which offers more pick-up and drop-off points but comes at a higher cost, despite experts suggesting it could reduce 'first-mile and last-mile friction'.

Tuberculosis screening at Heartbeat@Bedok in Singapore has been extended by an additional day due to a strong public response. The extended screening aims to accommodate more residents seeking testing.

Singaporean actor Chen Hanwei shared his personal adoption journey during a live stream, emphasizing the importance of his adoptive parents.

The Straits Times warns the public about a surge in scams involving requests for ATM cash transfers and bank cards, with at least $5.4 million lost since April.

A man is currently on trial for aiding sex work by booking hotel rooms and setting up equipment, with a police officer testifying about raiding a room and discovering an inflatable bed.

An experiment to trick AI resulted in the large language model hallucinating megaphone propagandists, highlighting fundamental problems with AI models.

Mandopop superstar Jay Chou is scheduled to perform three shows at the Singapore National Stadium on January 8, 9, and 10, 2027, as part of his Carnival II World Tour.

Singapore's Land Transport Authority (LTA) has clarified that the third door of public buses is not used for alighting at certain bus stops due to safety considerations.

An opinion piece from North Macedonia explores the perceived gap between the common sense and popular sentiment of the citizens and the strategic decisions and expert discourse promoted by the authorities and media. It highlights a disconnect in the country's political and social landscape.

Jay Chou's Carnival II World Tour is set to take place at Singapore's National Stadium for three nights in January.

Authorities are set to charge three people in connection with a shop theft incident that occurred at Singapore's Changi Airport.

Water utilities are moving away from traditional listening sticks and embracing AI technology, with world leaders in the sector like Singapore achieving leakage rates 75% lower than in England and Wales.

Surgeons in Norway possess the expertise to perform female genital mutilation (FGM) reconstruction, but the service has never been systematically implemented or offered to women in need. This highlights a gap in healthcare provision.

Singapore Airlines announced plans to introduce Starlink satellite internet service on selected flights, enhancing connectivity for passengers. The new service is expected to be available starting in the first quarter of 2027.

Gwen Lee, based in Singapore, successfully transitioned her art and sticker-making side hustle into a venture that now generates more income than her previous full-time animation job.

An AI doctor is being introduced to help bridge the healthcare gap in China, offering technological solutions to improve medical access and services.

Young investors in Singapore are increasingly drawn to the local equities market, viewing it as a safe haven during turbulent times. Many are gaining experience through stock market competitions, indicating a growing interest in investing among the youth.

A new report reveals a 'safety gap' in mental health care, causing decade-long delays for vulnerable Australians from referral to consultation.

A Polish court has ruled that a legal advisor acting as a curator in an administrative dispute is entitled to 100% of the minimum fee, clarifying a gap in the administrative procedure code.

Many mothers suggest that a small age difference between children is best, though it often means years of sleepless nights, illnesses, and managing big emotions for parents.

A recent study has revealed that nearly half of over 400 Housing & Development Board (HDB) flats in Singapore are warmer indoors than the outdoor temperature. This finding raises concerns about the heat-proofing of homes in the tropical climate.

Africa Education Watch (Eduwatch) has raised concerns that the current distribution formula for education infrastructure funding under Ghana's District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) is unfairly widening the gap in educational opportunities between rural and urban areas.

A metal beam from a worksite in Chong Pang City fell onto the roof of a HDB block in Yishun, Singapore. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Bank stocks in Singapore saw gains, with DBS results positively influencing market sentiment, while property counters lagged. This indicates a divergence in performance across different sectors of the Singaporean stock market.

An article from The Observer highlights the importance of addressing the United Kingdom's growing disparity in wealth.

A guide for celebrating Mother's Day in Singapore offers recommendations for various dining preferences, including options for cake lovers and carnivores.

Singapore's status as a safe haven is attracting significant Chinese investment into its property sector, making China one of the largest sources of capital for land parcels and other real estate in the Southeast Asian financial hub.

Singapore and Malaysia have agreed to expand their cross-border taxi scheme, increasing vehicle quotas and broadening authorized drop-off zones to facilitate travel between the two nations.

An article explores whether Pakistan's solar energy boom is genuine or if policy gaps, rising costs, and system limitations are hindering the transition.

A millennial entrepreneur in Singapore has successfully expanded a traditional spice mixing trade, demonstrating innovation in a dying industry.

A woman in Singapore reportedly circumvented the Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) by using her 'goddaughter' to purchase a $3 million apartment.

A report explores the phenomenon of empty nest syndrome, highlighting why mothers often experience it more intensely than fathers due to societal roles and emotional connections.

An analysis of Singapore's 12-year "car-lite" strategy reveals that real-world constraints, such as caregiving needs and everyday convenience, make it difficult for some residents to stop driving cars.

A record-holding fare dodger in Krakow has accumulated approximately 133,000 zloty in debt from regularly traveling without public transport tickets, with total fines reaching significant amounts in 2025.

Singaporean dancer Aaron Tan has successfully advanced to the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final, showcasing his unique gliding dance style.

A student in the UAE has developed an app called 'HearMe' that translates sign language into written text, aiming to bridge communication gaps.

A report on the most powerful passports in 2026 highlights significant global inequality in visa-free travel, with Singapore leading the ranking, followed by other Asian and European countries.

Following the BJP's victory in Bengal, officials Sanjeev Sanyal and Himanta Sarma suggested the win offers an opportunity to address economic disparities and strengthen security along the Bangladesh border. They believe this outcome will help plug existing vulnerabilities and foster development in the region.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon highlighted the Indo-Pacific's economic potential and geopolitical tensions in an interview. He emphasized the need for middle powers like New Zealand and Singapore to collaborate on strengthening trade and security ties.

Ngiam Siow Jui, a Singaporean linked to a Phnom Penh-based scam syndicate, has been arrested, making him the fifth suspect apprehended out of 34 initially wanted in connection with the group.

Singapore is set to establish a new statutory body later this year, consolidating the functions of SkillsFuture Singapore and Workforce Singapore, while expanding responsibilities in career, employment, and training matters.

The Polish government has revised its draft regulations on the gender pay gap, proposing higher penalties for employers who fail to comply with the new obligations.

The Singapore Red Cross has cautioned that the Gaza crisis is at risk of being overlooked due to the broader Middle East conflict, stressing that humanitarian support remains critically needed.

Germany's expectation of US long-range missile deployment in Europe, intended for deterrence against Russia, has been canceled, leaving a critical gap in the continent's defense strategy.

The Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, granted an audience to Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his delegation.

A car importer in Singapore has been sentenced to jail and a S$1 million fine for under-declaring the values of vehicles, including a Porsche 718 Cayman Style Edition. Customs investigations began after a suspiciously low declared value was submitted for one of the vehicles.

Prominent Austrian politician August Wöginger has been convicted of cronyism following a court verdict. The ruling highlighted various details, including knowledge gaps and chat communications related to the case.

A record-breaking fare dodger in Warsaw public transport has been caught 125 times and owes a substantial amount in unpaid fines, standing out among the 185,000 fare dodgers caught last year.

Singapore's Minister Tan See Leng stated that while fresh graduates are taking longer to secure their first jobs, there is no broad decline in overall employment rates.

Singaporean semiconductor companies are increasing their presence in the US market, driven by the accelerating global demand for advanced chips fueled by artificial intelligence development.

Singapore's Mr. Tan clarified a speech made by Workers’ Party Member Jamus Lim during the debate on the Veterinary Practice Bill in April, accusing Lim of omitting facts and creating an unwarranted impression.

A feature explores the lack of intimacy education in Nigeria and how Durex is working to rewrite the rules of intimacy, highlighting personal learning experiences.

Actor Akashdeep Saigal has addressed 'shallow negativity' from trolls who criticized the age gap between him and Smriti Irani in the reboot of the TV show 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi'.

Singapore's Cyber Security Agency (CSA) has tasked leaders of critical information infrastructure to review cyber risks stemming from AI-enabled threats, emphasizing that this issue requires high-level leadership attention, not just IT teams.

Fire Disco, a legendary 90s nightclub in Singapore, is holding its second tribute event on May 9 at Club Vox in Suntec City after a sold-out comeback in March. The event will feature a two-part experience: Fire Disco Tea Dance and the Fire Disco Tribute.

A review of Latvian author Andris Kalnozols' picaresque novel "Kalender" highlights how a charismatic outsider attempts to bridge the painful gap between historical past and present with enthusiasm and artistic will.

A one-year-old child fell into the gap between a train and the platform in Bhairab, eastern Bangladesh, as his father was attempting to exit the moving train with him.

Singapore Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong commenced his official visit to Pahang, starting with a stop at a conservation centre.

Milli, a new double-storey F&B concept by renowned Singaporean names, is set to open at the National Gallery Singapore on May 31, offering rooftop dining, local nostalgia, and late-night entertainment.

An article from La Vanguardia reflects on the profound concerns of individuals striving to leave a better world for future generations, bridging the gap between present actions and future impact.

German opposition leader Friedrich Merz is reportedly facing a setback in his role, as discussions arise about the potential stationing of new US missiles in Germany and Berlin's efforts to close a deterrence gap.

Morocco plans to invest $600 million by 2030 to close storage gaps for butane gas and jet fuel, as current reserves for other fuels like diesel and gasoline are sufficient.

The federal government's strategy to protect more than $100 billion worth of key infrastructure from the destructive impacts of climate change has significant gaps, with three key departments well…

This article provides a generic news update from Singapore.

A man has been arrested in Singapore for allegedly smashing car side windows and stealing items from vehicles in the Tengah and Bukit Batok areas. Police investigations are ongoing into the series of thefts.

Kaia Vask argues that employers must ensure pay-setting is transparent, justifiable, and verifiable, allowing employees and trade unions to examine, challenge, and eliminate pay gaps from the system.

The demand for skilled workers in STEM (Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, and Technology) professions in Germany is decreasing, a trend attributed to the ongoing economic crisis, according to the latest MINT-Report.

At least $5.4 million has been lost to scams involving requests for ATM cash transfers and bank cards in Singapore since April.

Estonia's new medical liability insurance system is revealing a significant disparity, with hospitals paying substantially more in premiums than patients receive in compensation.

Singaporean politician Ng Chee Meng is set to ask Parliament to affirm a commitment against 'jobless growth' in the era of artificial intelligence, while Members of Parliament also raise questions regarding a bullying review.

A Helsingin Sanomat analysis, featured in Monday's papers, explores income gaps and challenges the traditional view that education always leads to higher earnings.

With an expected completion date in 2029, the service is set to offer a better experience in video streaming, gaming and other activities.

An investigation by Maritime NZ found that KiwiRail's change management processes for training around the Aratere ferry's steering console were deficient, leading to a 'clear knowledge gap' among crews before its grounding.

Singapore is consulting industry and the public on a legal framework for autonomous vehicles, focusing on responsibility and accountability of key players in their deployment.

Nathania Ong, a Singaporean star on London's West End, shares her journey and aspirations in the acting world.

Singapore’s Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong is scheduled for a five-day visit to Pahang and Terengganu to strengthen Malaysia-Singapore ties.

A new salary report by NodeFlair indicates that software engineers in Singapore with artificial intelligence skills are earning up to 25% more than their peers, making AI proficiency a significant advantage in the job market.

Singapore has introduced new medical insurance regulations for Integrated Shield Plan (IP) riders, which will take effect from April 2026.

A new international assessment reveals a reversal in progress towards closing the gender gap in mathematics, with girls once again falling behind.

Following the death of a 13-year-old, Greece is scrutinizing legislative gaps concerning electric scooter safety, with the Athens Municipality exploring new measures.

The direct flight route between Singapore and Belitung has officially reopened, a move expected to significantly boost tourism and connectivity between the two destinations.

Singapore General Hospital, the country's largest and oldest hospital, is actively integrating artificial intelligence to enhance its healthcare workflows. This initiative reflects the broader industry trend of AI transforming the health care sector.

Singaporean actor James Seah released a statement addressing online rumors concerning his personal life, particularly speculation about a split from his wife, Nicole Chang Min. He emphasized that "people grow in different ways" in response to the gossip.

Over $1.8 million in discounts have been redeemed by Singaporeans to offset their MediShield Life premiums, indicating significant uptake of the financial assistance.

Wealth-tech companies from Singapore are increasingly targeting Hong Kong for their initial overseas expansion, drawn by the city's substantial wealth base and role as a regional financial hub.

A growing trend shows more young people in Singapore are purchasing private properties, with some acquiring them for investment purposes. This indicates a shift in property ownership patterns among the younger demographic.

This collection from The Daily Star covers a range of topics including business updates, cultural events like art exhibitions and fashion shows, and entertainment news.

A signalling fault caused significant disruptions and a halt in train services on Singapore's Thomson-East Coast Line, particularly between Caldecott and Orchard stations, before services progressively resumed.

China's zero-tariff treatment for certain African goods is enhancing the continent's development prospects and opening new trade opportunities. This policy, specifically highlighted for Zimbabwe, aims to boost economic growth despite existing structural gaps.

Singapore is seeing a rising trend in makeover photo shoots inspired by Chinese period drama aesthetics, featuring Tang Dynasty-inspired attire and elaborate updos.

A Chinese technology company, currently involved in Singapore's autonomous public bus trial, is reportedly looking to expand its operations and autonomous vehicle technology to other markets worldwide.

National University Hospital medical staff in Singapore are described as working with the precision of an 'F1 pit crew' to efficiently save trauma patients, highlighting their coordinated efforts.

The Swedish Public Employment Service is reportedly absent in 83 municipalities, leading to concerns that unemployed individuals are forced to apply for jobs they cannot realistically obtain. This situation highlights a significant gap in support for job seekers across the country.

Singapore's factory activity has expanded, though the ongoing Iran war continues to inflate costs and disrupt supply chains, impacting the economy.

Mendaki programs in Singapore have benefited more than 160,000 individuals in 2025, with a significant focus on boosting AI adoption and training initiatives.

A town hall meeting involving ten strangers, a mix of conservatives and liberals, gathered for a discussion about the rural-urban divide. The participants surprisingly came together on a common solution, offering insights into America's political gap.

Singaporean police are actively searching for a lorry driver involved in a hit-and-run accident on the Seletar Expressway (SLE).

Forbes discusses the 'execution gap' in workplace technology, highlighting challenges companies face in effectively implementing and utilizing new technological solutions.

Cricketer Rohit Sharma has surpassed Virat Kohli in a significant IPL record and is now closing the gap on MS Dhoni's achievements.

Sixteen years after the Marfin crime, which resulted in four deaths, the perpetrators remain at large and unidentified. The investigation has been criticized for mistakes and gaps in the immediate aftermath of the fire.

Forbes highlights 20 essential training programs designed to help finance leaders bridge the existing gaps in artificial intelligence and analytics skills.

Singapore's labour chief, Ng Chee Meng, stated that the nation must enable businesses to transform and workers to seize new opportunities in the age of artificial intelligence, avoiding extremes of job disruption or worker resistance.

A newly discovered dinosaur species in China is providing crucial insights into the evolution of colossal plant-eating dinosaurs. This find helps bridge a significant gap in understanding how these massive creatures developed.

Icelandic public broadcaster RÚV has launched an election quiz to help voters decide which candidates and parties to support in the upcoming May 16th elections. The quiz, which opened this morning, aims to assist citizens struggling with their choice.

Police in Singapore have successfully recovered over $8.4 million lost by a local firm in a sophisticated business email compromise (BEC) scam.

Scott Galloway, a prominent commentator, is reportedly moving his investments overseas, attributing the decision to an 'unusually wide' gap between global and U.S. markets.

A Bill was passed to allow Malaysia's border laws to apply to designated areas of Singapore's RTS Link station, prompting Members of Parliament to raise questions on the extent of legal powers between Malaysia and Singapore.

Singapore has passed new legislation to manage incidents on its cross-border railway, ahead of the anticipated opening of the RTS Link.

A recent poll by Global Info Analytics indicates shifts in potential 2028 election standings, with Asiedu Nketia closing the gap on Bawumia and Ato Forson leading Bawumia by 18 points. The survey provides early insights into the upcoming political contest.

Smartphone manufacturers are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into their devices, particularly for photography, where AI's impact is now considered more significant than megapixels. This trend highlights the growing importance of AI in consumer technology.

Cross-border taxi drivers operating between Johor Bahru and Singapore are impacted by a new 10-year vehicle age cap, though some welcome the change.

Nisar Keshvani, a Singaporean, expressed deep humility after witnessing Prime Minister Wong's response to a letter he had penned on a repatriation flight from Saudi Arabia, never expecting it to travel beyond its original intent.

Four armed men boarded the Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Taipan in the Singapore Strait on April 22, descending into the engine room, raising concerns about sea robbery in the region's busiest waterways.

A report explores the current investment preferences and strategies adopted by young Singaporeans.

PaperMarket, a well-known stationery and lifestyle brand in Singapore, has announced the closure of its physical retail store. This marks the end of its 20-year presence in brick-and-mortar retail.

Singapore's Health Minister Ong Ye Kung visited the Bedok hawker centre and a screening facility, reassuring the public that the food centre is safe for diners despite recent tuberculosis cases. He urged people not to avoid the area.

The 16th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Singapore) is set to introduce new categories for its 2026 event. This change aims to adapt to the evolving market landscape.

Rising heat and weak baseload supply are causing India's night-time power gap to widen, prompting concern among grid managers. This challenge highlights issues with the country's energy infrastructure and demand management.

A Singaporean mother shares her experience of facing cancer with confidence, emphasizing how acting fast made a crucial difference in her battle.

The Gwangju Biennale is underway, featuring Singaporean artist Ho Tzu Nyen and exploring the transformative power of art, with this year's event marking a homecoming for some artists.

Waste management companies are increasingly deploying robots to fill labor gaps as they struggle to find sufficient staff. This move aims to address operational challenges in the sector.

Fifteen Singapore-based practitioners presented their evolving local design at Prototype Island during Milan Design Week 2026, highlighting advancements from craft to AI, healthcare, and material innovation.

The Czech town of Velká Bíteš is offering 10,000 crowns for residents to register their permanent address, aiming to close the gap between the number of new homes built and the official population count in the registry.

Lamine Lo emphasized the crucial expertise of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in public-private partnerships, while also pointing out a communication gap.

During a meeting in Jeddah, the Foreign Ministers of Saudi Arabia and Singapore jointly emphasized the importance of protecting international waterways.

Igor Oršolić, a former student of Županja Gymnasium now working for Huawei in Vienna, donated smart screens to his old school to give back to the community and bridge the technological gap in education.

Singapore stocks saw a rise on Monday, with the Straits Times Index (STI) gaining 0.2%.

An article details the various options available for commuters taking taxis to and from Johor under a new cross-border transport scheme. It aims to clarify the process for travelers.

A report highlights the increasing disparity between successful and struggling companies within the technology sector, indicating a widening gap between industry leaders and laggards.

Singapore's Parliament is set to discuss critical issues including school bullying and risks associated with Artificial Intelligence, with a motion also calling to affirm that Singapore must avoid 'jobless growth' as AI reshapes the economy.

A Singaporean manga titled 'Single x 35' has gained viral popularity for its local flavour, though its creator wishes to remain anonymous.

A new study in Singapore will investigate the effects of parents' sensitivity and responsiveness on their children's developmental needs.

More than 2,500 individuals were caught vaping in Singapore during the first three months of 2026, with 377 specifically identified as etomidate vaporiser offenders.

A South Korean court’s recent ruling in favor of Netflix has brought renewed attention to how global digital platforms structure operations to minimize local tax liabilities, raising questions about fairness.

More than $1.8 million in discounts have been redeemed by individuals to help offset their MediShield Life premiums in Singapore.

Adrian Fritz from 21Shares shared insights on strategies to encourage more financial advisors to invest in cryptocurrency. His comments highlight efforts to bridge the gap between traditional finance and digital assets.

The Singapore Fringe Festival is set to return in 2027, with organizers citing strong community support despite a public fundraising campaign falling short of its initial target.

K-pop girl group Le Sserafim's inaugural VR concert, titled 'Invitation,' will be screened at Golden Village's Bugis+ outlet in Singapore from May 17 to June 2.

Singaporean actor Fir Rahman expresses contentment with simple family trips to Kuala Lumpur, highlighting his appreciation for quality time.

Artificial intelligence-powered doctors are being deployed in China to help bridge the existing gaps in the country's healthcare system.

A commentary argues that concerns about proposed tighter disclosure rules for pay and dividends for firms listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) are weak, despite potential strain on small and mid-cap companies.

A Singaporean mother shares her personal journey of battling cancer, emphasizing the importance of early action and a confident approach.

A former military chief has issued a stark warning, stating that there will be no funds available for new weapons acquisitions in the UK until 2030. This raises concerns about future defense capabilities.

Switzerland faces significant defense gaps that are proving difficult to close, leading to concerns about the country's security and its perception as a NATO free-rider.

The flight route connecting Singapore and Belitung has officially reopened, facilitating travel between the two locations.

Singapore's Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong is scheduled to visit the Malaysian states of Pahang and Terengganu from May 4 to 8. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties and cooperation between the two nations.

An opinion piece explores how blue bonds can serve as a financial instrument to help bridge the funding gap for ocean sustainability, which is estimated to require at least a trillion dollars by 2030.

Bank of America (BofA) has assigned a 'Buy' rating to Unilever (UL), identifying a valuation gap that suggests the company's stock is currently undervalued compared to its intrinsic worth.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon made an official visit to Singapore from May 3 to 5. During his visit, he witnessed the signing of a trade pact focused on essential supplies between the two nations.

A recent Nida poll indicates that a majority of people in southern Thailand support the proposed Land Bridge megaproject, though more than half admit to having only a limited understanding of it.

Tamale Central MP, Prof. Alidu Mahama Seidu, stated that improving education is crucial for northern Ghana to close the poverty gap with the south by enabling students to compete equally.

Germany has taken the US decision to reduce its military presence in the country in stride, but acknowledges that deterrence gaps remain, with the Pentagon announcing the withdrawal of 5,000 troops.

Young people increasingly turn to social media for PCOS self-diagnosis, leading to misinformation and dangerous treatments.

India's Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran stated that despite a 30% profit growth for the top 500 companies post-Covid, investments have not increased. He also emphasized the necessity for India to establish a supply chain security framework, similar to those in the US and China.

Jacky Zhao Gang, head tea master at Jin Ting Wan, discusses how Chinese tea can effectively complement Cantonese cuisine and challenges common misconceptions about tea culture in Singapore.

A woman in Singapore reportedly skipped the Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) on a $3 million apartment by using her goddaughter. The case highlights methods used to circumvent property taxes.

Manchester City held a relaxed and happy training session on Saturday afternoon as they prepare to face Everton on Bank Holiday Monday evening, aiming to close the six-point gap with Arsenal.

This article explores why technology, despite its promises of equal access and opportunity, has not succeeded in closing the gap between digital wealth and analog poverty.

A massive urban development project, valued at $100 billion, stands largely empty with 400 vacant buildings. The project, intended for 700,000 residents, highlights a disconnect between planning and actual demand.

Sources indicate that the search for Air India's new CEO has been narrowed down to Singapore Airlines executive Kannan and an internal candidate, Aggarwal.

A Singapore mission chief has called for increased public-private support to address the challenges posed by the ageing population in the Asia-Pacific region. The statement emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts to ensure the well-being of older citizens.