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She battles through knee pain to beat Tai; Antonsen stuns with first big win
CONSECUTIVE CRASHES GIVE 'A BAD FEELING'
Debate over demands of World Cup events after Norwegian, French skiers hospitalised
The global threat posed by Houthi attacks on shipping
Supply chains are being disrupted, shipping rates are spiking. Eventually, it’s consumers who will have to pay the price for the maritime menace in the Red Sea.
US driverless truck firms plan to ditch human co-pilots
They say tech has potential to improve road safety, but critics point to financial reasons
She studies veins, skin creases on hands to help nab sex offenders
Fortune tellers say they can see the future written in a person's palm, but Professor Sue Black studies the back of the hand to look into a person's past.
Flooding in low-lying areas of Pulau Ubin and East Coast Park
Seasonal high tides led to flooding in some low-lying areas in Pulau Ubin and along East Coast Park over the weekend.
Brutal mix of snow, rain and bitter cold hits Americans
Large part of US expected to face coldest conditions of winter so far in coming days
Russia unbowed as economy withstands Western sanctions
Putin claims economy is No. in Europe’ despite some damage inflicted by measures
Israeli strikes pound southern Gaza on 100th day of conflict
Netanyahu vows to continue until victory’ following genocide hearing against Israel
Tamil Nadu setting up net-zero industrial park with S'pore help
EV and electronics manufacturing may be on the cards at India’s Ist such development
Deepfakes, extreme weather pose biggest global risks: WEF
Report predicts continuing global disorder with polarisation, economic uncertainty
Singaporeans have become less happy over past decade, survey finds
Those with balanced approach to life were the most satisfied among the respondents
Making the Link
The JB-S’pore RTS Link hit a key milestone with the completion of a I7Im concrete span connecting the two countries. The Straits Times looks at how this rail line is being built.
World leaders, royalty descend on Brunei for Prince Mateen's wedding
BRUNEI - Lavish celebrations for the wedding of Brunei's Prince Abdul Mateen and his wife reached a climax on Jan 14 with a glittering ceremony attended by government leaders and blue-blooded guests from Asia and the Middle East.
Second-half brace ensures Socceroos off to good start
DOHA - Australia are looking forward to a good campaign as they cruised to a 2-0 victory in their Asian Cup opener against India on Jan 13, with Jackson Irvine and Jordan Bos scoring from close range to launch their title bid.
Keep pushing, urges Poch after Blues' third straight win
Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino felt that his team were the better side, even as Cole Palmer fired the Blues to a narrow 1-0 English Premier League home win against Fulham on Jan 13.
MUM'S THE WORD, BUT NOT THE FINAL ONE
Returning ex-champs with kids in tow not favoured by bookies, who prefer the Big Four
'COMPETITIVE SPIRIT' WINS IT FOR WARRIORS
Thompson and Curry star as Golden State overcome ugly start to prevail against Bulls
ITALIAN REVOLUTION READY TO RISE AGAIN
Baertschiger’s three-time winner can score first-up for new trainer Tim Fitzsimmons
Russia fires missile barrage at Ukraine as temperatures plunge
KYIV Ukraine suffered its third large-scale aerial barrage of the new year, with the escalation of attacks from Kremlin forces coming at a time harsh weather leaves millions vulnerable to power outages.
‘Intense’ US blizzard blows lowa caucus campaigning off course
DES MOINES Plunging temperatures, whipping wind and buckets of snow derailed the final stretch of caucus campaigning in the American state of Iowa on Jan as Republican presidential hopefuls delivered their last pitches to voters.
Pro-Hindu group in India seeks to revoke rights for tribal Christians
Group says Christianity is a foreign-origin religion, and Christians can’t be indigenous
Malaysian crowdfunded film avoids censors, thrills viewers
Success could provide model for other film-makers in conservative country
Tears, survivor's guilt and desperate pleas for help in hard-hit Wajima
Rescuers racing against time to bring relief aid amid limited road access, power outage
For Taiwanese Americans, voting back home has taken on greater urgency
TAINAN They are some of the most determined voters in the world.
Houthis vow response after 2nd night of US strikes on Yemen
Strikes add to concerns about escalation of regional conflict since start of war in Gaza
Robots developed by SUTD help to detect rats, repel snakes
With a new predator on his tail, Jerry has more than just Tom to worry about.
DPP’s Lai calls for dialogue with China after winning presidency
Taiwan’s new leader gets 40% of votes but DPP loses majority in legislature
MITCHELL SETS PARIS TONE
Four-time All-star bags 45 pts in Cavs’ win over Nets; eyes return for Olympics
KOH IS COUNTING ON SACRED BUDDY
Surprise debut winner has shown potential in two starts, all set for first Polytrack test