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New Israeli, Palestinian leadership needed for long-term peace deal: Hillary Clinton
New Israeli and Palestinian leadership is needed for any chance at a long-term peace deal, especially a two-state solution to the conflict in the Middle East, said former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton on Thursday.
Washington faces risks in S-E Asia as Gaza war stirs anti-US sentiments
Govts with Muslim majorities may be under pressure to play to the gallery
Watermelon emojis flood social media in Indonesia, Malaysia
A wave of sliced watermelon emojis is overwhelming the social media landscape in Indonesia and Malaysia in a show of support for Palestinians, causing at least one company to disable the comments section of its account as it tries to manage its public messaging while the Israel-Hamas war rages on.
Study aims to reduce myopia in kids, help seniors sleep better
It seeks to optimise light exposure for participants, who get feedback via app
Malaysian ex-minister gets jail, fine, caning for financial crimes
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman was on Thursday sentenced to seven years' jail and two strokes of the cane, and fined RM10 million (S$2.9 million) after he was found guilty on all charges of abetting in criminal breach of trust, misappropriation of funds and money laundering.
High fares across sector as air travel recovery rolls on: SIA CEO
He says airline looks at what competitors are doing, ensures price disparity not too big
Retail firms to get more help in going digital
Refreshed industry plan aims to improve customer experience and protection against cyber attacks
HDB resale prices, volume rebound in October
Number of million-dollar transactions so far in 2023 now at 377, setting new record
Hilleman opens $27m vaccine manufacturing plant in Singapore
A large-scale manufacturing facility that develops affordable vaccines in Singapore for common diseases, and can easily switch to production of new vaccines for the next pandemic, was officially opened on Thursday.
Bill on critical entities will boost S'pore's economic resilience, security: Gan
Republic setting up office to implement new law, engage businesses and investors
SAILORS SILENCE S. KOREAN GIANTS
Coach Rankovic hails perfect response’ after Zivkovic’s double derails Jeonbuk
PTO Asian Open will be back here next April
The Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO) Asian Open will return to Singapore in 2024, with the event scheduled for April 12-14.
'FANTASTIC' IF SHAKHTAR ENTER LAST 16
Coach says shock win over Barca important for Ukrainian football as Xavi eyes reset
ROMA BANKING ON EUROPEAN SALVATION
Their Serie A struggles leave the Europa League as their Champions League ticket
Czechs and Slovenians off to happy start
The Billie Jean King Cup Finals kicked off on Tuesday with a pair of upsets, as the Czech Republic earned an impressive 3-0 victory over defending champions Switzerland while Slovenia beat runners-up Australia 2-1.
NO OFFER BUT JONES KEEN ON JAPAN JOB
Australian is passionate about Japanese rugby, hopes to help Brave Blossoms grow
SWEAT AND TEARS FOR CHALICE OF GOLD
The Kosi’ show is on but anyone can be the star in a handicap like the S’pore Gold Cup
Retirement planning takes a back seat amid rising costs: Study
OCBC Financial Wellness Index hits the lowest level since its inception in 2019
Electric planes, once a fantasy, take to the skies
Technological advances, investment helping to make short-distance travel feasible
Istana open house on Nov 12 to celebrate Deepavali
The Istana will be opened to the public from 8.30am to 6pm on Sunday in celebration of Deepavali.
NUS slips to 3rd, NTU climbs to 4th in Asia uni rankings
This year’s rankings the largest with 856 unis; India beats China as most represented
More than 9 in 10 public rental households have 4 or fewer people
HDB has begun efforts to provide a better environment for larger families with kids
Scrap firm fined $240k, poultry farm $185k over workplace deaths
They are among 3 fined over vehicular and machinery-related incidents, fall from height
Thai influencers help bring 'elephant pants' back in fashion
An elegant Thai socialite poses in sunglasses, a designer handbag discreetly visible in the Instagram photo, her stylish outfit completed by a pair of... elephant print pants?
Malaysia's price controls keep rice supply low, worsen shortages
Industry struggling to raise production as high costs, price cap eat into profits
S. Korea retracts ban on paper cups at eateries
South Korea on Tuesday withdrew its ban on paper cups at cafes and restaurants, and gave provisional approval for the use of plastic straws at cafes and plastic bags at convenience stores.
As Bhutan and India reaffirm ties, China looms large
Tiny Himalayan nation said to be close to resolving border disputes with Beijing
Amazon said to be training ambitious Al model to take on rivals
Amazon is investing millions in training an ambitious large language model (LLM), in the hope that it could rival top models from OpenAI and Alphabet, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Optus restores telecoms services after nearly 14-hour outage in Australia
CEO apologises for blackout that crippled payment and online services for millions
Firms finding ways around Jakarta's ban on social media e-commerce
Applying for new licences among avenues to stay in lucrative Indonesian market