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China’s “techlash” has claimed its latest victims: gaming companies and the country’s online education sector. While these measures may yield modest short-term results, Prof Lim Sun Sun and Wang Yang discuss why the state should explore more holistic solutions as it seeks to manage the social impact of ubiquitous technological innovation.

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A total of $457 million has been set aside to strengthen social science and humanities research in Singapore over the next five years.

Many of those who live in the area are elderly or have jobs that do not allow them to work from home.

The Singapore Pawnbrokers' Association (SPA) has raised $537,500 to fund a bursary scheme for Singapore University of Technology and Design ...

One is a law graduate from the University of Cambridge in Britain, while the other is a creative media professional turned peer support ...

More developers have incorporated accessibility into building design, and initiatives like Inclusive Spaces highlight the need to design for people's wants and needs.

In a futuristic underground cemetery, machines dispense electronic prayers for the departed. A man's shadow splits into two... These are the worlds of Singa-Pura-Pura, a groundbreaking anthology that collects speculative fiction by home-grown Malay writers.

Study shows young children from lower-income families are spending more unsupervised time than higher-income ones on such devices, to their detriment. Their parents need help to bridge this digital gap.