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The meetings look to discuss measures to implement agreements reached during Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc’s visit to Singapore in April, accelerate bilateral cooperation, and promote collaboration between the two countries in the ASEAN framework as well as on regional and international issues of mutual interests. … [Read more...] about ​Vietnamese deputy premier pays official visit to Singapore, attends ASEAN summit

Singaporeans will vote in a general election Friday with a raft of safety measures in place as the city-state emerges from a major coronavirus outbreak that swept through migrant worker dormitories. Voters will wear masks and gloves, and go through temperature checks before casting their ballots, following a short nine-day campaign that took place mostly online as rallies were banned to reduce infection risks. The People's Action Party (PAP), which has governed Singapore for six decades, is assured of victory but faces an opposition with some popular candidates backed by the estranged brother of the country's premier. The affluent financial hub saw large virus outbreaks in dorms housing low-paid foreign workers, but with new infections slowing and authorities easing a partial lockdown, the government decided to call the poll. The opposition has accused the PAP of being "irresponsible", although officials insist they have done enough to ensure the 2.65 million eligible voters can … [Read more...] about The gloves come on: virus-hit Singapore votes

Singaporean PM Lee’s remarks, which twice refer to the Vietnamese military assistance to Cambodia in the Khmer Rouge-era as an “invasion” and an “occupation” at the 18th Shangri-La Dialogue and on his Facebook post expressing condolences to the late Thai premier Prem Tinsulanonda, drew ire from both Việt Nam and Cambodia. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese foreign minister talks with Singaporean counterpart over controversial statements

"Participants of this year's virtual competition showed great innovation, strong concepts and social interaction especially during this time of uncertainty. Not only did their designs showcase technical skill, but most importantly, a deep understanding for environmental sustainability and what it takes to change the future of design, which is the essence of the year's theme. The judges had a difficult but rewarding experience deliberating the participants' entries but above all, we are proud of the impressive work from designers across the region. Greta Elsa Nurtjahja exceeded expectations in this competition with the level of detail and vision in her design," said Lea Aziz, one of the judges from the Interior Design category and Founder of PT Elenbee Cipta Desain. … [Read more...] about Nippon Paint Reveals the Winners of the Asia Young Designer Awards 2019/20

Asia Young Designer Awards (AYDA) gear up for another year to empower young, budding designers of Asia PacificSINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 19 June 2020 - Organised by Nippon Paint, the Asia Young Designer Awards (AYDA), will see its 13th year of empowering young, budding designers to be agents of change by creating a positive impact, through design, within their communities. Held annually, student participants go through a rigorous selection process to proudly represent their countries for the grand title of Asia Young Designer of the Year 2019/20 at an international level. Despite the Covid-19 outbreak, AYDA pushes boundaries to continue nurturing designers for a better future. … [Read more...] about Nurturing the Designers of Tomorrow: Nippon Paint Continues Driving the Future of Design with Budding Talents 13 Years On