Of bak chor mee and ballot boxes: Can Singapore’s politicians win hearts with hawker food?
Is it a casual update or calculated strategy?
‘2 out of 3 South Korean parents feel responsible for child’s success or failure’: survey
The researchers noted that those generally regarded as socially successful were more likely to link themselves to their children’s' success.
Virtual romance, real money: Why some Singaporeans spend 4 figures for love in ‘Deepspace’
In the game, players adopt the female lead’s perspective in its sci-fi fantasy story, and can battle monsters and go on dates with any of the five virtual eligible bachelors who…
Vietnamese war movie sweeps box office, earning US$3 million after just four days of release
This achievement has surpassed other films released at the same time in Vietnam, such as Minecraft – a movie inspired by the video game of the same name and A Working Man – an…
Spring tramcar draws crowds on blossoming journey in China’s Changchun
The No 54 tramcar combines various elements such as urban humanities, history, and culture, creating a new scene of integrated cultural and tourism consumption.
James Pamment appointed Bangladesh fielding coach ahead of Zimbabwe Test series
The 56-year-old will begin his stint with the Bangladesh national team ahead of the upcoming two-match Test series against Zimbabwe later this month.
Climbers race for Everest permits before fees go up
Over 120 individuals have secured permits as of Tuesday, and operators expect the number to top 500 this spring.
Authors hold protest against Meta for ‘stealing’ work to train AI
Writers chanted "Meta, Meta, book thieves" as they made their way to the Meta building, with some carrying placards reading "I'd write a sign but you'd steal it" and "Get the Zuck…
Mexican actor’s ‘aggressive bacterial infection’ after trip to Philippines not a cause for panic: health department
Manuel Masalva visited the Philippines before he flew and arrived in Dubai last March 18. Two days later, he suffered severe abdominal pain that resulted in his hospitalization.…
Why are the statues in Philippine churches covered during Lent?
It is often said that veiling is a form of fasting for the eyes, allowing church-goers to focus solely on Christ’s passion, the center of Holy Week.