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December 05, 2022

China further relaxes Covid-19 rules in Shanghai, Beijing

Checks on test results scrapped at some places in a sign nation is moving towards coexisting with virus

China further relaxes Covid-19 rules in Shanghai, Beijing

2 mins

NUS to expand entrepreneurship scheme that has created unicorns

Annual capacity to double to 600 students in 5 years; new overseas destinations added

NUS to expand entrepreneurship scheme that has created unicorns

3 mins

Floorboards at ZoukOut VIP tent sink amid heavy rain

No one injured at Sentosa dance music festival; Zouk says event not disrupted

Floorboards at ZoukOut VIP tent sink amid heavy rain

2 mins

Drink makers roll out Nutri-Grade label ahead of Dec 30 deadline

They want to ensure drinks are labelled in time; some reformulate healthier options

Drink makers roll out Nutri-Grade label ahead of Dec 30 deadline

3 mins

More than 500 Ukrainian localities without power

KYIV - More than 500 Ukrainian localities remained without power on Sunday following weeks of Russian airstrikes on the electric grid, a ministry official said.

More than 500 Ukrainian localities without power

2 mins

British military may be roped in to ease public sector strike

Govt makes contingency plans even as it urges key workers to remain on the job

British military may be roped in to ease public sector strike

2 mins

Indonesia raises alert to highest level as volcano erupts and thousands flee

Semeru in Java spews ash cloud 15km into the sky while monsoon rain lashes region

Indonesia raises alert to highest level as volcano erupts and thousands flee

2 mins

Jacindamania loses its cachet as NZ economic woes mount

Approval ratings for PM Ardern's party fall amid soaring cost of living, interest rates

Jacindamania loses its cachet as NZ economic woes mount

3 mins

India seeks close academic linkages with 3 S'pore unis

NUS, NTU and SMU among top global unis it has contacted to offer joint, dual degrees

India seeks close academic linkages with 3 S'pore unis

3 mins

Pakistan's military will defend every inch of motherland: New army chief

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's military is ready to defend \"every inch of our motherland\" if attacked, its new army chief said during a visit to the Line of Control (LOC) that divides the disputed Kashmir region, which is claimed by both Pakistan and neighbouring India.

Pakistan's military will defend every inch of motherland: New army chief

1 min

Malaysian chicken breeders urge minister to fix longstanding issues

They hope new agriculture chief can help farmers keep going amid rising costs

Malaysian chicken breeders urge minister to fix longstanding issues

2 mins

Longer travel times after road changes in Novena

LTA will continue monitoring traffic conditions in area and make adjustments if necessary

Longer travel times after road changes in Novena

3 mins

New investment challenges call for new playbook, says strategist

Policymakers and investors need a new playbook for a world of new investment challenges which could see long-term higher inflation, supply chain challenges and geopolitical recalibrations.

New investment challenges call for new playbook, says strategist

3 mins

Big increase in demand for flexible co-working spaces

Occupancy and leasing volume are up, but rising costs hurt operators' profit margins

Big increase in demand for flexible co-working spaces

4 mins

Did chess 'bad boy' Niemann cheat?

NEW YORK The day before he beat the greatest chess player in the world, Hans Niemann was a curly-haired 19-year-old American known only to serious fans of the game and mostly as an abrasive jerk.

Did chess 'bad boy' Niemann cheat?

3 mins

SCALONI EAGER TO FACE IDOL VAN GAAL IN Q-FINALS

Messi scores in his 1,000th game to help Argentina beat Australia in the last 16

SCALONI EAGER TO FACE IDOL VAN GAAL IN Q-FINALS

3 mins

LES BLEUS TURN ON STYLE

Giroud breaks scoring record, Mbappe nets brace as France overcome Poland easily

LES BLEUS TURN ON STYLE

2 mins

Pele says he remains strong amid cancer battle

SAO PAULO - Brazilian football great Pele said on Saturday he was \"strong\" and grateful for the widespread support he has been receiving after being hospitalised in Sao Paulo earlier this week as he battles colon cancer.

Pele says he remains strong amid cancer battle

2 mins

TWO GIGANTIC TESTS

Impressive Japanese and Koreans face toughest task yet against Croatia and Brazil

TWO GIGANTIC TESTS

3 mins

Annual switch of form class teaches kids to deal with change

Having different classmates during one's school year can help broaden one's network of friends and develop positive growth mindsets around learning

Annual switch of form class teaches kids to deal with change

3 mins

Covid-19 disruptions, an uncertain economy: Gen Z really does have it harder than millennials

UNITED STATES - Every generation thinks it has it harder than anyone else, but Generation Z the young people who are now graduating from college and entering the labour market - may actually have a point.

Covid-19 disruptions, an uncertain economy: Gen Z really does have it harder than millennials

3 mins

Mayday stage electrifying show

It was powered by nostalgic hits, a huge LED screen and synchronised lightsticks

Mayday stage electrifying show

3 mins

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