Singapore hospitals may discharge abusive patients who do not need urgent medical care
The tripartite workgroup recommended clear consequences for harassment, such as discharging an abusive patient if they do not require urgent medical care.Continue Reading
Senior cops moved following raid on Phuket bar
Five senior officers attached to Patong police station have been transferred to inactive posts, following a raid on a bar in Kathu district of Phuket where two women were arrested for procuring girls into the flesh trade and six girls were rescued.Continue Reading
China’s actions toward Ukraine, Russia could shape geopolitics
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Days before the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2023, US officials claimed that China was considering providing Russia with lethal weaponry to support its military campaign. China denied the accusations, and on the anniversary of the invasion instead put forth a 12-point peace plan to end the conflict. These events followed tensions between Beijing and […]Continue Reading
Hong Kong: Two men arrested for possessing ‘seditious’ children’s books
Two men were charged for merely possessing the books which Hong Kong officials say challenge the state.Continue Reading
Bee Cheng Hiang bak kwa among brands found with carcinogenic compounds; SFA says no food safety concerns
The levels of PAHs reported pose no food safety concerns as bak kwa is usually consumed occasionally and not in large quantities on a regular basis, says the Singapore Food Agency.Continue Reading
Singapore’s ‘godfather of guitar’ Alex Abisheganaden dies
“He influenced thousands of Singapore musicians and we will forever be in his debt,” says jazz musician Jeremy Monteiro.Continue Reading
In praise of supply-side economics
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On both sides of the Pacific, in China and the US, the destructive combination of recession and inflation is evolving in a classic way, to include bank failures and the popping sound of property, asset and financial instrument bubbles as they disappear in a foam of bankruptcy, negative equity and failure. If there is a […]Continue Reading
Free Bloobox home recycling boxes for every Singapore household from Mar 19
SINGAPORE: Free home recycling boxes can be collected by every household in Singapore from 9am on Sunday (Mar 19), the National Environment Agency (NEA) said on Friday. Known as Blooboxes, the foldable, washable and reusable boxes can be collected from vending machines at 140 locations, including community clubs, bus interchangesContinue Reading
China’s Middle East reset will ultimately depend on Israel
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Following political developments in the past fortnight, two state-level policy changes in the Middle East are likely to combine to have a substantial impact on regional stability. On March 10, in a deal brokered by China and signed in Beijing, Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed to reestablish diplomatic relations and reopen embassies after a seven-year […]Continue Reading
More looted Cambodian relics returned from the United States
Government officials and guests gathered at Cambodia’s National Museum for a special unpacking ceremony as a group of looted Cambodian antiquities were returned home from the inventories of international collectors
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