China’s “Great Firewall” system of online censorship blocks domestic access to nearly a quarter of the foreign news organisations accredited to report in the country, a press watchdog said Tuesday. Beijing bars its citizens from accessing the publicly available websites of 23 percent of 215 international news organisations that have journalists based in China, the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of China …
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While we’ve noticed an increase in personal mobility device (PMD) related accidents recently with unsuspecting …
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Yale-NUS College’s cancellation of the “Dissent and Resistance in Singapore” programme has attracted much controversy …
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by A concerned Singaporean In July 2018, in order to cool down the hot property …
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In a parliament session on Monday (7 October), Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam …
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Starting early next year, secondary schools in Malaysia can expect to do away with Science …
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The decision of public transport operator SBS Transit Ltd to refer a recent wage dispute …
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The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has called for the recall of King Arthur Flour Unbleached …
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The High Court today (11 Oct) found Workers’ Party (WP) Aljunied GRC Members of Parliament …
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by Martin Abbugao A drone-like flying taxi whirred over Singapore’s waterfront Tuesday, with the firm …
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Bubble tea fans can frolic in a pool of 100,000 plastic purple pearls, take photos …
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47-year-old Sarojini Jayapal, who was battling late-stage ovarian cancer since three years ago, had passed …
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Bubble tea fans can frolic in a pool of 100,000 plastic purple pearls, take photos …
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Musical Theatre Limited (MTL) successfully presented the first-ever musical about Dr Lim Boon Keng, a prominent …
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The Breast Cancer Foundation (BCF) kick-started the annual Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM) with a …
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A spike in poverty among elderly Singaporeans and a rise in living costs are among …
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The Government should increase legal protections to safeguard the psychological wellbeing vulnerable groups and minorities …
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There is no need for workers to dismantle Singapore’s current labour system, as the symbiotic …
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A Facebook user, Ling Law, wrote on her Facebook post pleaded for any information regarding …
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Approximately 130 employees, or around 5 per cent, of the Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Ltd’s …
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A Singaporean man became the first of the country’s citizens to be jailed for financing …
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The decision of public transport operator SBS Transit Ltd to refer a recent wage dispute …
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A controversial law critics say would weaken Indonesia’s anti-corruption agency came into effect Thursday after …
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Adherents of the long-persecuted Falun Gong spiritual group are reportedly in danger of being the …
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China’s “Great Firewall” system of online censorship blocks domestic access to nearly a quarter of …
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The Government “should re-evaluate” its viewpoint on “advocacy, activism and dissent”, particularly concerning discourse among …
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Thailand may become the first country in Southeast Asia to legalise same-sex unions as the …
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Malaysian ex-leader Najib Razak engaged in a “well-planned” plot to plunder state fund 1MDB, prosecutors …
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Singapore eased monetary policy for the first time in over three years Monday as the …
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With a growing attention to financial inclusion of the population lacking access to finance, countries in …
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Approximately 130 employees, or around 5 per cent, of the Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Ltd’s …
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In September this year, 276 out of 300 newly released apartment units at the centrally …
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