JAKARTA – The Indonesian Military (TNI) is open to the possibility of reducing the number of peacekeepers to be deployed to Lebanon in May, as more Indonesian blue helmets were injured in... Read more »

Listed prices show gaps of more than S$1 a litre, but discount combinations can bring that down to cents [SINGAPORE] Singapore’s retail petrol market may be facing renewed competitive pressure following the... Read more »

SEOUL – The protracted conflict in the Middle East, disrupting global petroleum supplies, has reignited controversy over the long-debated policy of providing free subway rides for senior citizens. The controversy resurfaced after... Read more »

Dealers value AML’s location, but lease renewal hinges on all owners paying their share [SINGAPORE] All 76 owners of units at the Automobile Megamart (AML) in Ubi have until May 15 to... Read more »

Larger-scale manufacturers with overseas markets are more likely to move operations out, say observers [SINGAPORE] The recent moves by two home-grown food and beverage (F&B) firms to downsize their Singapore operations and... Read more »

BENGALURU – Welcome to the new-look movie set, where the quiet hum of a coding floor has replaced the cacophony of cameras, clapperboards and shouted directions. The Collective Artists Network, a top... Read more »

SINGAPORE – Since 2024, an army of seniors has been going around their neighbourhoods performing simple tasks such as packing and delivering food to other seniors who live alone, distributing groceries to... Read more »

One crew member from a US fighter jet shot down over Iran has been rescued by US forces, multiple news outlets reported on Friday (Apr 6), citing two US officials, while a... Read more »

KYIV: Russian strikes killed 14 people in Ukraine on Friday (Apr 3), officials said, as Moscow launched the latest in an increasing number of daytime barrages. Moscow has been firing aerial broadsides... Read more »