Prehistoric oceans, deep-water abysses, breathtaking underground forests — these are merely some of the new exhibits awaiting visitors at the newly revamped Singapore Oceanarium in RWS Sentosa.

Chinese group BYD has unveiled a new suspension system on its Yangwang U7 model that is capable of keeping the interior compartment stable and free from excessive vibrations in all situations — even ...

The IWC Ingenieur SL Reference 1832, launched in 1976, was a model that was originally marketed exclusively to engineers. Imbued with striking features and the utmost functionality, the stainless ...

As 2030, the year of both the Paris Agreement and Singapore’s Green Plan draws nearer, placing a spotlight on sustainability technology is vital to evaluate how industries are adapting to the demands ...

All quotations have been drawn from a recorded interview and have been edited minimally for readability. Dr Ng Eng Hen is preparing to leave politics after nearly 24 years in Parliament and an ...

Singapore’s club culture has been defined for decades by bass-heavy beats, bottle service, and nights that bleed into sunrise. But what happens when a group of bedroom DJs decide the party should end ...

The Singapore Symphony Orchestra’s (SSO) 2025/26 season reads less like a programme guide and more like a curatorial statement. There’s intent in how it’s been put together — a careful balancing act ...

As weight loss drugs like Ozempic have become massively popular in the west, a Singapore-based startup is attempting to provide a slower approach, centered around behavioural changes. Co-founded by ...

Janney Hujic didn’t break LinkedIn. She revealed it. Her now-infamous post — the sentimental encounter with “Piyush Gupta” at Bali Airport, the tearful parting, the later correction — was, for a brief ...

Digital medicine, Dr Dean Ho explains, uses real-time health metrics to improve how interventions are delivered — whether in clinical treatment or preventive care. Rather than relying on fixed ...

Singapore turns 60 this year. And while the celebrations will no doubt come with fanfare, fireworks, and the obligatory parachute stunts, it’s the music — always the music — that sneaks up on you.

“She is only interested in creatures that cannot be tamed,” said Michel Aliaga, Cartier’s director of transmission, history and patrimony. Sometimes, no amount of marketing literature can bring out ...