A case for open communication about dating
The writer says open communication on healthy approaches to relationships can allow young people to learn about such things with ease.
11 years on, Fukushima morass still poses danger
On March 11, 2011, the meltdown of three nuclear reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan became the world's second-worst nuclear disaster.
Thailand’s regional trade up 9.49% in Jan despite China’s zero-Covid policy
Total trade with neighbouring countries, including cross-border trade in January came in at 141.07 billion baht, up 9.49 per cent year on year, the Commerce Ministry reported.
Every Indian stranded in Ukraine will be brought back safely: India vice-president
He urged everyone to speak in one voice to protect the country’s interests and not voice anything that will be detrimental to India.
S’pore must maintain fair and progressive system of taxes and benefits: Finance minister
The House on Wednesday March 2) endorsed this year's S$109 billion Budget, including plans to raise the GST rate in two stages.
Toyota resumes operations at all Japan plants after cyberattack
Until the cyberattack-hit system at the supplier is restored, Toyota will use alternative means to operate a total of 28 production lines.
Duterte signs executive order for nuclear power as alternative energy source
The Department of Energy earlier completed a feasibility study on the viability of nuclear power in the country’s energy mix.
China’s law enforcement officials to serve as school vice-principals
Responsibilities include safety management, preventing juvenile delinquency, and handing out punishment for students.
Robot shark making a big splash in Shanghai
Designed and built by the Shenyang-based No 111 Factory, the robot is 4.7m long, weighs 350kg and can move 42m a minute.
Yuan rising in global payments
The renminbi saw its share of global payments by value hit a record high of 3.2 percent in January, up from 2.7 percent in December.