Most major companies failing climate targets: study
Fewer than one in four of the world's largest companies are on track to meet basic climate change targets, according ...
Climate change is real, but so is increased urbanisation as a factor in the recent flash floods
Last Saturday (17 April), Singapore experienced flash floods due to prolonged heavy rain, causing the water levels in a number ...
Podium protests banned at Tokyo, Beijing Olympics after poll
Athletes will be banned from protesting on podiums and the field of play at the Tokyo Olympics and Beijing Winter ...
Netizens urge a ban on flights from India; slam experts who say it is not yet necessary
Expert say it is not yet necessary to ban flights from India or tighten social distancing or gathering guidelines, according ...
Single mother wins S$20,000 worth of cash lottery from Circles.Life; One step closer to build her own home
Single mother of three young children on Wednesday (21 Apr) received financial support from Circles.Life to rebuild her home, after ...
Myanmar crisis summit a test for ASEAN’s credibility: Thailand
A weekend summit on the Myanmar coup crisis will be a test for ASEAN's credibility and unity, a senior Thai ...
China’s Belt and Road deals ‘used for propaganda’: Australia minister
China's Belt and Road Initiative deals are "used for propaganda", a top Australian official said Thursday as he defended Canberra's ...
India posts global record of 315,000 daily COVID-19 cases
by Abhaya Srivastava India posted a global record of almost 315,000 new COVID infections on Thursday as hospitals in New ...
Mismanagement of public property at Sungei Api Api must stop; tax dollars down the drain
Letter written by: Phillip Ang Sent to: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong Cc: Second Minister for National Development Indranee Rajah, Minister ...
Open letter: Total and Chevron must halt revenue payments to Myanmar military junta
Dear Patrick Pouyanne (Chairman of the Board and CEO at Total) and Michael Wirth (Chairman of the Board and CEO ...