The world, in perspective.

Seven staff who recently resigned have been invited back under new management.

The freight sector and the President are concerned about the serious slowdown of cargo at Durban harbour, but the status of Durban Gateway Terminal as a public-private partnership muddies the waters of accountability.

The New York legal powerhouse is shutting down after 95 years in business after an exodus of top talent

The Siberian lab where a biologist recently died of a mysterious pneumonia has been cited multiple times for safety violations.

Former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia has doubled down on support for Donald Trump.

After more than a year of speculation about a major cost blowout, the state government is set to receive a final price on the new Women's and Children's Hospital within months.

A 24/7 livestream showing a litter of adorable puppies is this year’s slow TV smash hit in Finland – and the show is now going international.

Senior Counsel Jimmy Yim and former LawSoc vice-president Samuel Chacko, the two heavyweight lawyers contesting in groups this election, were both successfully elected to the council.

Malaysia has repeatedly used public funds and government-backed financing to support troubled corporations. AirAsia's financial woes offer an opportunity for a fresh template, writes CNA’s Leslie Lopez.

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