In Singapore, more women are assuming leadership roles at work and fathers are getting more paternity leave. Beyond equality, we should look to create equity too this International Women’s Day, says Singapore Kindness Movement’s Michelle Tay.Continue Reading
Male students return after the winter break, a painful reminder to women of their shrinking world.Continue Reading
Artists say that while they are able to find places to showcase their work, there is a lack of conducive spaces for experimentation and creation.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: A train fault caused an additional travelling time of 25 minutes along the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) on Tuesday evening (Mar 7). Train operator SMRT first tweeted about the delay at 5.05pm, shortly before advising commuters to use alternative MRT lines. It then said a train shuttle service would beContinue Reading
A neighbour told the police he suspected the maid was being abused as he heard shouting from midnight to 5.45am and saw her mopping the floor in the wee hours.Continue Reading
To achieve its goal of carbon neutrality by 2060, China is retrofitting coal-fire powered plants, expanding energy storage systems, and changing the demand for energy across key sectors, according to a collaborative article from MioTech and GIC.Continue Reading
There were 16,993 applicants in all, with an overall application rate of 3.8 times.Continue Reading
The US seeing China as a primary rival is like putting the first button in the shirt wrong, Beijing says.Continue Reading
The rocket’s failure to launch is a significant blow to the country’s space plans.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: A man who went to a mosque to seek financial aid was given S$50, only to return twice to steal money from a donation box. Mohammad Razali Rahmat, 42, was sentenced to six months’ jail on Tuesday (Mar 7). He pleaded guilty to a charge each of housebreaking andContinue Reading