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Four ways the automotive industry will change in a post-coronavirus world
The ‘new normal’ is not going to be very normal at all.
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Malaysian boy lives alone in Singapore for months, so that he won’t miss school during COVID-19 outbreak
Left without adult supervision owing to COVID-19, this 14-year-old has had to learn to cook, do housework and deal with ...
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Inside Singapore’s COVID-19 screening centre
It's all hands on deck at Tan Tock Seng Hospital and the National Centre for Infectious Diseases, as the number of ...
Read & WatchWe totally understand home-based learning and digital online learning cannot substitute classroom learning. But having forced ourselves to do this for a whole month, we also learned how to do it better, and that there are certain strengths in online learning that actually, classroom learning does not have.
What has happened to the pledge in the past to fight and bring down kleptocratic leaders? Oh. That was pledged to obtain the support of voters. Now can forget it.
It’s almost like a fairytale that he managed to arrive home for Eid. That to me is very, very special.
Suddenly, I had to be an adult. I have to manage money and household chores … buy groceries by myself and choose the vegetables. I appreciate my mother more now.
PichaEats has become my second home... It provides my kids and I with safety, and I realised my own value and that there is hope in this life, after the deprivation of all basic human needs in Gaza.
If COVID-19 has been a great life detox, one positive outcome is that it has given us new gratitude for things we had previously taken for granted – visiting our aged parents, savouring chicken rice sent by a friend, exploring a new corner of the park. Who knew these things could elicit so much joy?
