If we get closer to the animals we eat, will it change our perception of them?
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Diplomatic wildfires; the costs of haze; should employers ignore academic degrees; e-wallet vulnerabilities; paan and sirih in South and South-east Asia; ArtsEquator closes; and more.
Ghost stories articulate a form of reality that is different from the realisms we are used to, situating Singapore within an environment in which modernity has been experienced alongside a continuation of spiritual practices.
How are you doing? What matters to you? The first part of our survey attempts to unearth answers to fundamental questions about life in our city-state.
The trials of Pritam Singh; Allianz-NTUC flip-flop; NHB gets new acquisition powers; the passing of sparkling young talent Shahid Nasheer; Google arms Android users against digital pickpockets; and more setbacks to 30 by 30.
The art book’s interplay between text, image and form makes for a unique sensorial experience, quite unlike any other medium.
Lee Wei Ling's passing; more executions, more POFMAs; Spanish football fans protest in Singapore; reclaiming our queer histories; "La Luna" rising; a new ode to poetry; greening our roads; and more.
For many of them, necessities such as stable housing, gainful employment, and affordable childcare remain painfully out of reach.
S Iswaran’s jail sentence; the fallout from the East-West line disruption; the seeming twilight of mamak stalls; the landlady who refuses to sell land worth S$70m on which sits Singapore’s last kampung; the late Alfred Wong, modernist architect; the Sea Group’s expansion in Thailand; and more.
