Students to enter secondary school via posting groups mapped from current streams; form classes will be mixed
A common Singapore-Cambridge Secondary Education Certificate exam will replace the O-Levels and N-Levels from 2027.Continue Reading
A common Singapore-Cambridge Secondary Education Certificate exam will replace the O-Levels and N-Levels from 2027.Continue Reading
It’s also aiming to expand into Malaysia and Indonesia with outlets in the “hundreds”.Continue Reading
Clean energy technologies are essential to achieve the decarbonization targets set in the Paris Agreement. Critical minerals — including lithium, nickel, cobalt, graphite, copper and rare earth elements — are vital to produce clean energy products like solar panels, wind turbines and power batteries for electric vehicles (EVs). Demand for lithium, a key component in lithium-ion […]Continue Reading
General Paper will become a compulsory subject and Project Work will be graded on a pass or fail basis.Continue Reading
In 2022, the authorities received 420 complaints about speeding and 3,600 reports on illegal modification of vehicle engines.Continue Reading
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia on Wednesday (Mar 1) said that electric vehicle (EV) maker Tesla will open an office in the country and establish a network of charging stations for its cars. Tesla’s application to import battery-run EVs – also known as BEV – into Malaysia has been approved, and theContinue Reading
On February 23, The Diplomat published an article written by David Whitehouse titled “Australia Gets Tough on Foreign Government Intimidation of Cambodian, Rwandan Diasporas.” The article accused the Cambodian government of intimidating members of the Cambodian diaspora to stifle dissenting voices and fundraising. However, the argument lacks a fair and objective assessment of Cambodian politics. […]Continue Reading
The city’s leader hails a “return to normalcy” after one of the world’s longest-running Covid rules.Continue Reading
President Ranil Wickremesinghe’s refusal to fund local elections sets a dangerous precedent that puts Sri Lankan democracy at risk. If the government is serious about political reform, voters need to have their voices heard. The National Election Commission informed the Sri Lankan Supreme Court last week that local elections planned for March 9 would be […]Continue Reading
In the ensuing scuffle, the elderly man fell backwards and hit his head fatally.Continue Reading
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