EXPLAINER: Depleted uranium and why it’s a national security threat
The dense material can penetrate through almost anything, making it an ultimate weapon of war.
Why fewer Malaysians are saying ‘I do’
Figures from the Statistics Department show that the number of couples who tied the knot has gradually fallen from 207,882 in 2016 to 188,100 last year.
Risk of nuclear weapons being used greater than ever as support grows in Russia
Since the start of Russia’s aggression in Ukraine in February 2022, President Putin has repeatedly mentioned the use of nuclear weapons.
Electric or LPG stoves: Why is Nepal desperate to build a gas pipeline?
Last week, Nepal’s industry minister visited Delhi to discuss a cross-border LPG pipeline.
The climate paradox: AI’s role in both saving and sabotaging the planet
As the world hops on the AI bandwagon, one question continues to loom: is it sustainable?
China’s actions in West Philippine Sea ‘accelerating ecological ruin’
But while China denied these accusations, SeaLight, an initiative of researchers from Stanford University’s Gordian Knot Center for National Security Innovation said that “no…
President Yoon’s arrest possible in theory, but has many obstacles
President Yoon Suk Yeol, who narrowly avoided impeachment Saturday, faces investigations from three of the nation’s major investigative agencies amid massive political backlash…
China’s fresh approaches to winter pasturing see strong returns
Use of high-tech methods reduce environmental impact, boost incomes.
How will North Korea react to South Korea’s political crisis?
North Korea appears to calculate that remaining silent during South Korea's political turmoil offers greater strategic advantages than taking any provocative action.
More job options for Singapore’s ex-offenders, but acceptance by society remains an issue
The career retention rate among former offenders who got a job with the help of Yellow Ribbon SIngapore has dropped over the years.