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Instead of focusing on the role of the presidency and what the candidates can bring to the office of the President, there is now “a strategy of toxic campaigning about one’s allegiance”, says one political observer.

A pilot is in the works to use mobile phones to identify schizophrenia patients at risk of relapse. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE — Presidential candidate Tan Kin Lian believes that the process of a presidential election in Singapore is an “unproductive exercise” and that the country should go back to a system of an appointed presidency.

Fewer new teachers are recruited, and the focus has shifted to replacing teachers who have left the service. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Gestational diabetes affects about one in five women, and it has risen globally in recent years SINGAPORE (CNA) – Pregnancy typically marks an exhilarating phase in a woman’s journey. However, for a woman named Debby (pseudonym) at the age of 34, it evolved into a significantly stressful period due to gestational diabetes – a condition […]

SINGAPORE: Ask Mr Daniel Loke what he knows about the Singapore President’s role and powers, and the 24-year-old will readily admit that it is something that he knows “not much” about.  His understanding of the role, like that of many other youths and first-time voters, is limited to how he has

SINGAPORE, Aug 1 — Former presidential candidate Tan Kin Lian might again fare poorly, as he did in 2011, if he were to contest the presidential election this year, analysts said...

His acquittal will go some way towards restoring any trust that may have been lost, said SMU assistant professor. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - There are five empty seats in Parliament - a situation that Singapore has never experienced since its independence. The vacancies in the House have thrown up questions from Singaporeans: Why are there no by-elections to refill the gaps? Will the work of Parliament be... Read more at www.tnp.sg