Religion growing in importance for Singaporeans: study

The report, released by Singapore's Institute of Policy Studies, used data gathered between April and August 2024 from a representative sample of 4,000 Singaporeans and permanent residents aged 18 and above, who were asked some 350 questions on race, religion and language.

China, India agree to uphold ties

Since the start of the year, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi noted, bilateral relations have entered a steady development track, and the situation along the border has continued to stabilise.

Malaysia steps up efforts to reduce roadkill, protect wildlife

Short-term measures proposed include strengthening legislation, installing eco-friendly signboards, raising driver awareness, and encouraging responsible road behaviour, according to the Malaysian Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability.

ASEAN Hall inaugurated in Seoul

The ASEAN Hall will function both as a cultural showcase and as a dynamic venue for ASEAN-related events and programmes. Its inauguration on ASEAN Day added symbolic weight, marking a fresh milestone in ASEAN–RoK relations.

China to cut costs of preschool education

For children enrolled at private kindergartens, their care and education fees will be reduced by an amount equivalent to comparable local public kindergartens. Private kindergartens may still charge the difference if their fees exceed this waiver level.

Foreign tourists to Thailand fall 6.5 per cent

Foreign tourist arrivals to Thailand dropped 6.56 per cent year-on-year to 19.57 million in the first seven months of 2025, according to the country’s Ministry of Tourism and Sports.

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