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4 Things To Know About The Long Fight Against TB

Tuberculosis, though curable, is still considered the world's deadliest infectious disease

What it's like to watch a Metallica concert on Apple Vision Pro

For a music fan, nothing beats a live concert.

Xi will visit US in 'not too distant future', says Trump

Remarks Come After WSJ Report of Officials Discussing Possible June 'Birthday Summit'

Philippines demon joins Monster High doll line

Toymaker Mattel has Barbie-fied a creature from Philippine folklore that has for centuries inspired terror and loathing among Filipinos for its habit of feeding on the hearts of unborn children: the manananggal.

Speed up conversion to electric public transport

I am concerned about the slow pace of transitioning public transport vehicles to electric models in Singapore (LTA to add 660 more electric buses to Singapore's public bus fleet by 2027, March 14).

Chinese businessman alleges $74m theft by staff of Singapore-based family office

An ultra-high-net-worth Chinese businessman is suing four former employees here for allegedly stealing from his Singapore-based companies, Panda Enterprise and Lee Fung International (LFI), through fraudulent transactions and fabricated claims over the years.

Ramadan bazaar stallholders undaunted by wet weather forecast

Stallholders at Ramadan bazaars are refusing to have their spirits dampened by the unseasonably wet weather forecast for the next few days, and said they could still depend on online sales if people stayed away.

Progress Singapore Party set for hotly contested leadership election

The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) will vote in its top leadership body on March 20, with 24 candidates set to vie for 12 elected seats on the central executive committee (CEC).

News analysis Fresh strikes on Gaza tied to Netanyahu's plan to retain power

The longer the offensive goes on, the longer he can avoid blame for security failings

Young Adults Can Get Tips on Career, Money, Lifestyle on ST's New Microsite

New initiative part of wider effort to engage young readers on topics that matter to them

Shoppers may eventually look elsewhere

stores in Singapore, and 20 of them are located in malls managed by Reits. Out of the 20, 16 are in suburban malls.

US President vows to ramp up coal-based power generation to counter Beijing

US President Donald Trump said he would look to counter China's economic advantage from coal-based electricity by authorizing his administration to ramp up production of power from the fossil fuel.

Porzingis Return Boosts Boston

After virus layoff, he will be key against Nets with Brown out and Tatum a doubt

As Tik Tok's sale deadline nears, White House assumes unprecedented role as dealmaker

In the closely watched sale of TikTok, the White House is playing the role of investment bank, with US Vice-President J.D. Vance running the auction.

Beacon Of Hope For English Managers

Redknapp feels Howe can blaze a trail for home-grown talent after League Cup feat

Trump's trade war seen deterring rate cuts despite increasing risks to growth

Likelihood of tariffs fuelling inflation may force many central banks to hold back

Aurora Lady Can Win Two In A Row

4 California Moxie stuck on well to run fourth last time. He can improve on his second attempt in Class 5.

Breakthrough U.S. Win For Ong

Singaporean bowler outdoes over 200 pros for PBA title, adding 3 perfect games en route

Safeguards needed for responsible use of defence innovations: Minister

More than 40 speakers from 14 countries are in Singapore for a summit to discuss the most pertinent challenges facing the global defence tech landscape.

Philippines demon joins Monster High doll line

Toymaker Mattel has Barbie-fied a creature from Philippine folklore that has for centuries inspired terror and loathing among Filipinos for its habit of feeding on the hearts of unborn children: the manananggal.

Strong start boosts Kabir's confidence ahead of F4 season

Like many aspiring drivers in the \"cut-throat\" world of motor racing, Kabir Anurag struggled with self-doubt, especially when results did not go his way.

Ex-DBS manager who cheated clients of $348,000 jailed

Man who duped victims into investing in fictitious fixed deposits gets 2½ years in jail

Indonesia's populist programmes among factors that sparked stock sell-off: Analysts

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's slew of populist programmes that require massive funding, declining tax revenues and questions over new sovereign wealth fund Danantara taking the reins at state-owned entities (SOEs) all converged to dent investor sentiment on March 18, sparking a market sell-off as Indonesian stocks tumbled to levels not seen in over a decade, analysts said.

What should I do if my car catches fire?

Turn off the engine, walk away from the vehicle, call 995 for assistance, say experts

SAF Launches Two Commands to Sharpen Singapore's Cyber-Security Edge

One will deal with hostile threats; the other will support development of technologies

China state media hails budget cuts affecting two US news outlets

China's state media has hailed funding cuts to two American media outlets said by Beijing to have a \"long track record of poor reporting on China issues\".

Outdoor businesses prepare for downpour

and also offer takeaway or delivery to ensure our customers can still enjoy fresh local produce wherever they are,\" he said.

Israeli air strikes kill over 400 in Gaza as ceasefire talks stall

Hamas govt chief among officials killed; Netanyahu gets domestic political boost

Fired-up Wood sets big goal for Kiwis

Chris Wood has fired Nottingham Forest into surprise Champions League contention and now the striker wants to score the goals to help New Zealand make history at the World Cup.

Former sex worker records Tokyo's red-light history in photos

It is late morning and steam is rising from water tanks atop the colourful but opaque-windowed \"soapland\" sex parlours in a historic Tokyo red-light district.