Singapore

The remnants of Singapore's British colonial era run deeper than just architectural influence. Some praise the British rule while critics seek to challenge this orthodoxy.

Singapore has adopted decent preventive measures for the coronavirus outbreak, yet the lack of public trust in the government still trigged panic buying. What can Singapore learn from Taiwan?

Singapore looks to add to its regional lead in medical technology by regulating telemedicine.

Racism is a recurring discussion in Singapore and state-owned companies have done little to reflect on their mistakes.

A researcher says ASEAN states are not doing enough about the region's seasonal pollution problem.

On Oct. 26, Singapore executed Malaysian citizen Prabu N. Pathmanathan despite protests from the Malaysian government.

Traveling to Singapore? Follow this expert guide to making the absolute most out of a short time in the island city-state.

The different ways Singaporean-Malaysian Chinese communities transliterate names reflect the region's cultural diversity.

Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan are still far from adapting to the digital age and embracing the knowledge economy.

Exploring Singapore's delicate dance between modernity and tradition through selected snapshots of its soaring skyscrapers.

Malaysia's recent election has reignited a longstanding quarrel over water with Singapore, which receives half its fresh water from its neighbor to the north.

Wealth in Asia is growing rapidly, but philanthropy is lagging behind. Charitable infrastructure remains underdeveloped throughout the continent. Governments and corporations can fix this.

Singapore is achieving a diplomatic coup that the PAP's rule does not deserve.

Singapore can learn from its southern neighbor when it comes to recognizing and accepting its own history.

As Taiwan's economy races to embrace AI and automation, some question whether the government is doing enough to prepare the workforce for the future.

Singapore's water treaty with Malaysia will end in 2060, but the country is already starting a push for greater water independence.

The root of low wages is inequality, and at the root of inequality lies cronyism and closely held corporate control.

In the first of a 5 part series, Justin Hugo looks at how statistics suggesting the Asian Tiger economies have caught up with their Scandinavian counterparts mask a more sobering wage-based reality.