Refrigerator buying guide: How to choose a fridge in Singapore, Lifestyle News,Ask anyone what is the most important electrical appliance at home and chances are, they’ll say that it’s the air-con. While we don’t doubt that claim given Singapore’s never ending summer, there’s actually one really cri
Beijing warns against disorderly construction of data centres, China News,BEIJING – Local governments in China should prevent the \”blind and disorderly development\” of power-hungry data centres, Beijing said on Wednesday (Dec 8) as it seeks to reduce carbon emissions from the country's technolo
Cloud light DIY: What not to do , Lifestyle News,DIY projects can be a fun thing to do with your children during the holidays, and some of them can actually end up looking really good in the home, such as plant terrariums, hand-knitted doily coasters or even a handmade clay mug. However, one netizen
These floating, eco-friendly pods could be your next getaway, Lifestyle News,We've talked about prefabricated cabins before – modular, ready-to-use designs created for discerning travellers that want a luxurious experience, without any extra baggage. Well, how's lean luxury a la Anthenea:
Thailand arrests Myanmar military-linked businessman suspected of drug trafficking, Asia News,BANGKOK – Thai authorities said on Wednesday (Sept 22) that they had detained a Myanmar tycoon suspected of drug trafficking, whom three sources said was linked to the upper echelons of Myanmar's rulin
OCBC Centre gets 10 EV chargers, Lifestyle News,AsiaOne has launched EarthOne, a new section dedicated to environmental issues — because we love the planet and we believe science. Find articles like this there. SINGAPORE – It may be one of the oldest on the island, but the carpark at OCBC Centre is
Shell Singapore to cut 500 jobs over 3 years amid Pulau Bukom reorganisation, Singapore News,Shell Companies, the local subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, is set to cut 500 jobs or about 38 per cent of its local workforce over the next three years as the group makes changes to its largest refinery, on
China has already won, and lost, in Ukraine, China News,HONG KONG – Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine throws mud at President Xi Jinping’s feet. China’s primary pillar of its foreign policy is “non-interference”: The idea sovereignty is sacrosanct, which resonates with ma
6 ways being outdoors improves your health, Lifestyle News,Along with exercise and a good diet, heading outdoors can actually do wonders for your health. Not only does the experience make you feel better physically, your mental health also reaps the benefits of being outside, especially when you
Why EVs should not imitate ICE car characteristics, Lifestyle News,I’m the only writer in Motorist’s editorial team to believe that manufacturers should stop trying to make their electrified offerings behave like their petrol-powered counterparts. There are some subtle differences when you are perch
Polar bears can't catch enough seals to stay fed: study, World News,Polar bears are struggling to find enough seals to eat, and the problem will get worse as the planet warms because their metabolisms are much faster than previously thought, researchers said Thursday. The report in the journal
Hong Kong ex-official Patrick Ho convicted in US over bribery scheme, Asia News,NEW YORK – Hong Kong's former home affairs secretary Patrick Ho Chi Ping was convicted by a New York court on Wednesday (Dec 5) over a multi-million-dollar bribery scheme in Africa on behalf of a top Chinese energy
Releasing sterile mosquitoes may stem deadly virus' spread , World News,United Nations scientists are preparing to test a sterilisation technique targeting mosquitoes that could help stem the spread of deadly pathogens including the viruses that cause dengue fever and Zika. The insect \”birth co
Who else is tired of video meetings? Here's how to combat the fatigue, Lifestyle News,Before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, we often asked why we weren’t allowed to work from home more often or even permanently. And then the circuit breaker happened and we were not allowed to go to the office. Now
Solomons government says China's island lease 'unlawful', World News,SYDNEY – The Solomon Islands government says a contract signed by one of its provinces to lease the entire island of Tulagi to a Chinese company is unlawful and should be terminated. Details of the controversial long
