Big Read: After 60 years of Singapore's nationhood, multiculturalism has become its defining trait - but not without some house rules
Many Singaporeans surveyed in a study agreed that multiculturalism is a core tenet of the national identity, but somewhat paradoxically, a substantial portion also said immigrants are a threat to that identity.
Big Read: Hijacked by politics, DEI is under attack in the US. Where does it leave the global movement for inclusive workplaces?
While the term "diversity, equity and inclusion" has become politically charged in the United States, companies and experts say companies elsewhere around the world continue to embrace inclusivity, in ways big and small.
Up Close: 'I will die as an artist' - Paralympian Toh Wei Soong takes creative flight beyond the pool
For years, Toh Wei Soong raced for medals in the public eye while honing his artistry in private. Now he reflects on how the challenges of being an elite athlete have shaped his identity and creative pursuits.
Ground Up: Loud banging, shouting and music – more Singaporeans find themselves trapped by noisy neighbours
From late-night banging to verbal abuse, residents say official channels offer little relief in neighbour disputes, leaving many sleep-deprived and facing mental health strains.
Voices: Why I started 'ugly' posting again on Instagram
CNA's Jalelah Abu Baker is from the pioneer generation of social media – the first on Friendster and Facebook. Now, in the age of influencers and carefully crafted content, she wonders what has happened to the fun of making permanent memories online.
Adulting: How to choose your first home wisely under HDB's new Standard, Plus and Prime system
With the new classification of Build-to-Order flats, property experts and financial advisers say first-time buyers need to weigh not just location and price, but also long-term flexibility.
Mental Health Matters: Why are so many people turning their health and fitness efforts into a numbers game?
From step counts to sleep scores, the pursuit of self-optimisation can backfire, leading some to lose joy in the very activities they track.
