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PROMENADE OF POSSIBILITIES

For a window into the soul of a city, take a stroll along the waterfront.

Digibank GXS is well on its feet. What's next?

Its group CEO expects bank to turn a profit and start looking for more capital in 2027

Parenting without screens: My struggles, triumphs, and eventual acceptance

It's hard to follow to the letter the guidelines on screen times for children. But they do set a good direction for parents.

Slot Contrite After Everton Row; To Face FA Charge

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has been charged with being abusive to match officials during his team's stormy Merseyside derby at rivals Everton on Feb 12.

Thompson 'sticks to process' to grab one-shot Genesis lead

Davis Thompson is not a well-known name in golf, but he is the one that the big stars have to chase at the Genesis Invitational this weekend.

Japan Looks To Amend Election Law For Social Media Age

This comes after fringe parties used rogue tactics to wreak havoc on polls in 2024

Nationwide phishing test to be part of Exercise SG Ready for first time

It aims to help firms assess their cyber resilience in the face of such attacks

Maresca Wants Chelsea 'To Do Better' After 'Worst' Display

LONDON - Enzo Maresca admitted Chelsea's dismal 3-0 defeat by Brighton & Hove Albion on Feb 14 was the \"worst performance\" of his reign, as Kaoru Mitoma produced a contender for the English Premier League goal of the season.

Calm Liverpool still hold the aces despite recent blips

When all seemed serene, Liverpool suddenly hit the bumps in the road. Making 10 changes at Plymouth led to an embarrassing FA Cup loss to the team rock-bottom of the Championship.

Valentino, gym and sharp objects: What's in store for Year of the Snake

Horoscopes can amuse, assure and inform. But maybe it's best not to take them literally.

Road to Unesco

For Chingay 2025, Mr Arthur Ong dressed up as an ang ku kueh. In his nine years as a Chingay performer, the 40-year-old technical support executive has also danced with lotus flowers and helped to choreograph dances.

Senior But Slaying It

Interns over 50 at Gen Z-run start-up make waves online

HK's Public Healthcare Sector Faces Pressing Manpower Issues

Exodus of talent, ageing population contribute to longstanding problem

Verdict in WP chief Pritam Singh's trial expected tomorrow

A district court is set to rule on Feb 17 whether Workers' Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh lied to a parliamentary committee.

BookToker Reads in Unexpected Places for the Main Character Vibes

Who: Jennith Chen, 29, runs the BookTok account @readwithjenn on TikTok, where she recommends titles, including romance and Asian literature, to some 13,400 followers.

How the 'Dubai Chocolate' Took Over the World

It was a pregnancy craving for knafeh that got Ms Sarah Hamouda dreaming in chocolate, imagining a bar that recalled the crunchy-creamy Middle Eastern dessert of her British-Egyptian childhood.

We Do Not Part bears witness to Jeju's painful past

To most of the world, the island of Jeju in South Korea is a holiday destination, with its idyllic beaches and majestic mountains that have formed the backdrop for many a Korean drama.

How Do Trump's Policies Affect My Investment Portfolio?

Trade tariffs could fuel inflation, market volatility; look to opportunities outside US

No need to reheat: Ready-to-eat meals can be stored for months

The meals do not require reheating before consumption and can be stored for months, and 150,000 of them will be distributed to schools and active ageing centres during the 2025 Total Defence exercise.

Impressive' China need more for Milan 2026

The Asian Winter Games closed in Harbin on Feb 14, with hosts China dominating the medal tally a year before the Olympics and the Philippines among the tropical countries making history.

Ex-cop puts investigative skills to rewarding use on vintage trail

He finds gold and silver to be among the safest forms of investment today

INSIDE THE MINDS OF INCELS

In some niche internet communities are men who identify as incels - or the involuntarily celibate - who blame women and society for their relationship woes

China Will Hit Back at US 'Bullying', Wang Yi Tells Forum

China's top diplomat said the country will respond to any further unilateral US sanctions, calling such moves a form of \"bullying\" in his first major public remarks since US President Donald Trump launched a new trade conflict.

Lessons from a Couple's Dispute Over 16-Property Portfolio

Case highlights importance of proper documents and the need for exit strategies

Nee Soon MPs Committed to Offer More Support: Minister

Initiatives on top of national ones help residents amid the rising cost of living

Lights, air-con switched off in Indonesia's govt offices as Prabowo's budget cuts bite

JAKARTA – Ms Rinda (not her real name) and around 30 of her colleagues have worked for the past week with most of the lights in the office switched off, after President Prabowo Subianto ordered budget cuts for ministries and government agencies.

United, Spurs In The Same Boat

Amorim sympathises with Postecoglou as both managers keep faith with their tactics

Russia Rejoices Over Trump-Putin Talks But Unsure About Extent Of Cooperation

Hints of Moscow wanting talks on Ukraine to develop into broader global collaboration

Helping students with disabilities Her patience builds their confidence

Occupational therapist develops trust through simple, everyday interactions for students to reach their potential

3 Israeli Hostages Freed From Gaza as Ceasefire Holds

Israel Begins Releasing 369 Palestinian Prisoners and Detainees in Exchange