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Farmers innovate to navigate high-tech push

But challenges remain even as they work to meet nation's '30 by 30' food security goal

Seniors take active role in planning and leading activities here

Pilot project at new centre in Queenstown helps seniors to lead healthier, more productive lives

Unusually harsh winter in Mongolia leaves 6 million livestock dead

Future of herding families in peril as 60 million animals face starvation till new grass sprouts

Crew stuck as ship can't move with big chunk of bridge resting on it

They are required to remain on board and help with probe while debris is being cleared

Japan officials search dietary supplements factory after 5 deaths

Probe into suspected link between red yeast supplements and reports of kidney disease

Why Russia is protecting North Korea from nuclear monitors

Through the most tense encounters with President Vladimir Putin's Russia over the past decade, there has been one project in which Washington and Moscow have claimed common cause: keeping North Korea from expanding its arsenal of nuclear weapons.

Ukraine's forces will have to retreat with no US aid: Zelensky

He warns that Russians could strike big cities if front line breaks

KMT proposal to ease rules for Chinese spouses sparks debate

Bill seeks to shorten time needed to become naturalised Taiwanese from six years to four

Malaysia's open-air Ramadan bazaars draw crowds with local and Mid-East delights

Traders and restaurants try to keep prices low amid complaints about rising cost of living

Calls for war artefact at Fort Siloso to be kept indoors

The wrecked engine of a Japanese warplane shot down in 1942 in the final days of the battle for Singapore during World War II is a significant artefact that needs to be kept in better conditions, said some historians.

'My dream was all gone'

Life very different for worker whose leg was mangled by fan blades

Live streaming in Singapore: It's sales and it's entertainment

The highly interactive format can be very lucrative business for some entrepreneurs

Age limit for IVF in India under the spotlight after 58-year-old gives birth to baby boy

When 60-year-old Balkaur Singh announced the birth of his son on March 17, it set off celebrations beyond just his village of Moosa, in the northern state of Punjab.

FREEZING HOPE

Most women who freeze their eggs in S'pore are single professionals in their 30s and do so as an 'insurance policy'

Israel hits back at Gaza famine report; blames UN for aid failure

Criticism comes amid heavy clashes in the Strip as fresh ceasefire talks loom

Singaporean Charmaine Toh is senior curator for photography at London's Tate museum

Singaporean art historian and curator Charmaine Toh has been appointed senior curator of international art (photography) at Tate, a British network of four museums comprising the Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool and Tate St Ives.

COACH RASIC WANTS S'PORE FIGHTING SPIRIT

Serb say it’s early days for 3x3 format, with 2025 SEA Games medal a longer-term aim

A TRICKY TEST IN STORE FOR SINNER

Italian expects tactical semi with Medvedev, whom he overcame in Australian Open final

SUNS WILL TAKE ON ANYONE

Phoenix’s confidence sky high after beating champions Denver in their own backyard

Five buy now, pay later players on track to be accredited in April

They will get to display a trustmark showing compliance with code of conduct

Top Fed official says there is no rush to cut interest rates

WASHINGTON - United States Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller said there is no rush to lower interest rates, emphasising that recent economic data warrants delaying or reducing the number of cuts seen in 2024.

S'pore stocks downbeat even as Wall Street snaps losing streak

STI down 0.9%, but gainers beat losers 297 to 240

Competition watchdog to get new chief executive on April 1

The former chief legal officer of the Ministry of Manpower, Mr Alvin Koh, will assume his new role as chief executive and commission member of the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) on April 1.

Ngee Ann Poly set to prepare students for green careers

Initiative includes new scholarship and core module on sustainability education, innovation

Fearing Biden loss, Obama gets on the phone to strategise

Level of engagement due to huge concern over a Trump win, says ex-president’s aide

Israel asks US to reschedule scrapped meeting on Rafah

Netanyahu called off talks after US allowed passage of Gaza ceasefire resolution at UN

Russia says hard to believe ISIS able to launch Moscow strike

It repeats, without evidence, that Ukraine was behind attack already claimed by ISIS

China will persist with opening up, pledges its top legislator

Beijing will also push for high-quality, innovative and green development, he says

Has the puffy bag craze reached its peak here?

Practical and waterproof, nylon carryalls have become many Singaporeans’ bag of choice, ranging in styles from shoulder to crossbody to backpack

Over 950,000 HDB households to get rebates in April

U-Save and S&CC rebates to help defray GST hike and offer cost-of-living support