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As Malaysia ramps up efforts to bolster its food security, sectors like aquaculture are facing challenges that could derail ongoing plans.

To match the modernity in Batu Kawan, UOW Malaysia's campus buildings here are also futuristic, employing curves and angles instead of tangent rectangular lines.

This party season, you could add other eye-irritating foreign objects such as glitter, loosened eyelash extension hairs and torn novelty contact lenses to the list. Here’s what you should do about them. Warning: Explicit images below.

SINGAPORE: For 24-year-old Glenc Soh, travelling by bus is much more than just a way to get to his destination. It is also his passion. He had developed a profound love for buses as a child, as his parents would often take him out on bus rides from Ang Mo Kio, where they live. “My parents often

The decades-long project off East Coast Park could involve the reclamation of around 800ha of land – twice the size of the downtown Marina Bay area.

SINGAPORE, Nov 13 — At the Hyundai car showroom at Leng Kee Road on Sunday afternoon, several families — some with kids in tow — were checking out each car on display and...

SINGAPORE, Nov 7 — Several members of parliament (MP) spoke yesterday (November 6) about the importance of facilitating a deeper understanding of the Israel-Hamas war in...

SINGAPORE: The Singapore government has rejected five applications to use the Speakers' Corner for events related to the Israel-Hamas war in October, said Minister of State for Home Affairs and Natio

In-depth state and local coverage, plus national and international perspectives. Everyday Ethics discussion leads off the show.

According to a study by a team of scientists led by Duke-NUS Medical School, pursuing fair AI for healthcare requires cross-disciplinary collaboration to translate methods into real-world benefits.