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It’s Bastille Day on 14 July. But celebrations are a little different this year. Fireworks have been banned because of the protests and violence there & most importantly, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be celebrating it with President of France, Emmanuel Macron. It’s a two-day trip to deepen trade

Thailand’s Pita Limjaroenrat didn’t get enough support from lawmakers to be the next Prime Minister. He got 324 votes out of the 737 names called. The target was 375, so that’s over 50 votes shy. There could be a re-vote on 19 July. James Ockey, Associate Professor, University of Canterbury t

There’s so much supply of local produce that some urban farms in Singapore have to throw away extra vegetables. They say reasons for the wastage include order cancellations from clients, poor product displays at retailers and low awareness of the local farming scene. Peter Barber, CEO, ComCrop tells Arnold &

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Melanie Oliveiro speak with Andrew Morley, President and CEO, World Vision International, about his organisation’s plans to improve the lives of children around the world coping with malnutrition.

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Melanie Oliveiro speak with Priscelia Chan, Actress & Kelvin Sng, Director of 'Don't Go Home Tonight', about the new local film, and how Singapore film has evolved through the decades.

A strong rebound from China would help offset an expected slowdown in other parts of the world, spurred by monetary tightening policies by central banks over the past 12-18 months.

A strong rebound from China would help offset an expected slowdown in other parts of the world, spurred by monetary tightening policies by central banks over the past 12-18 months.

A strong rebound from China would help offset an expected slowdown in other parts of the world, spurred by monetary tightening policies by central banks over the past 12-18 months.

Beijing, May 14: As the rest of the world teeters on the brink of recession, the last thing Western policymakers want is for China, the biggest driver of global economic growth since the 2008 financial crisis, to have a lopsided recovery. But that is what is unfolding, DW reported.

As the rest of the world teeters on the brink of recession, the last thing Western policymakers want is for China, the biggest driver of global economic growth since the 2008 financial crisis, to have a lopsided recovery