Singapore eyes low-carbon hydrogen to achieve climate target earlier, reaching net-zero by 2050
If technology continues to advance, hydrogen could supply up to half of Singapore’s needs by 2050.Continue Reading
If technology continues to advance, hydrogen could supply up to half of Singapore’s needs by 2050.Continue Reading
If technology continues to advance, hydrogen could supply up to half of Singapore’s needs by 2050.Continue Reading
Relations between the United States and China seem chillier and chillier, but you’d never have known that reading this item that appeared on China’s Foreign Ministry website last May: President Xi Jinping has recently replied to a letter from Ms Sarah Lande, a friend of his in the US state of Iowa. Xi Jinping pointed […]Continue Reading
Russia’s Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu called his counterparts in the US, UK, France and Turkey on Sunday to warn that Ukraine could be preparing to use a “dirty bomb.” Is Shoigu also warning that the Russian army might be pushed into using nuclear weapons? A dirty bomb is commonly understood as a conventional explosive packed with radioactive materials. The […]Continue Reading
A woman’s heart has its own workings, problems and ageing issues. CNA Women speaks with doctors to understand more about what makes it tick, literally.Continue Reading
Renee Tang Eyrn left a stable office job to start from scratch as a chef, craving the adrenaline of the kitchen. She started a home-based business that’s now embarking on a new life as a full-fledged restaurant.Continue Reading
A rare look at the moments leading up to the unexpected exit of former Chinese president Hu Jintao at the Communist Party Congress closing on Oct 22. Mr Hu was seen speaking to Mr Li Zhanshu, chairman of China’s legislature, the National People’s Congress.
Continue Reading
Authorities at Suvarnabhumi airport are urging more taxis to register as official airport transport, in a bid to ease a shortage that has led to complaints about long lines at the airport’s taxi queue.Continue Reading
Food expiry dates are not created equal – some should be strictly followed, while others not necessarily so, say researchers from the NUS Department of Food Science and Technology.Continue Reading
For Chinese President Xi Jinping, getting the numbers to endorse himself and his underlings in leadership roles is one thing; shifting the economy back on track is quite another, says this writer.Continue Reading
-sureanot.com-