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The Straits Times Toggle navigation Best News Website or Mobile Service WAN-IFRA Digital Media Awards Asia THE STRAITS TIMES Best News Website or Mobile Service WAN-IFRA Digital Media Awards Asia THE STRAITS TIMES Edition : * International * Singapore MAIN NAVIGATION * Home * Singapore Toggle Dropdown * Jobs * Housing * Parenting & Education * Politics * Health * Transport * Courts & Crime * Consumer * Environment * Community * Asia Toggle Dropdown * SE Asia * East Asia * South Asia * Australia/NZ * World Toggle Dropdown * United States * Europe * Middle East * Opinion Toggle Dropdown * ST Editorial * Cartoons * Forum * Life Toggle Dropdown * Food * Entertainment * Style * Travel * Arts * Motoring * Home & Design * Business Toggle Dropdown * Economy * Invest * Banking * Companies & Markets * Property * Tech Toggle Dropdown * Tech News * E-sports * Reviews * Sport Toggle Dropdown * Football * Schools * Formula One * Combat Sports * Basketball * Tennis * Golf * More Toggle Dropdown * Opinion * Life * Business * Tech * Sport * Videos * Podcasts * Multimedia * LOG IN * Subscribe * E-paper Toggle navigation The Straits Times Toggle navigation * LOG IN * Subscribe Edition * International * Singapore * ST Read & Win * E-paper MAIN NAVIGATION * Home * Singapore Toggle Dropdown * Jobs * Housing * Parenting & Education * Politics * Health * Transport * Courts & Crime * Consumer * Environment * Community * Asia Toggle Dropdown * SE Asia * East Asia * South Asia * Australia/NZ * World Toggle Dropdown * United States * Europe * Middle East * Opinion Toggle Dropdown * ST Editorial * Cartoons * Forum * Life Toggle Dropdown * Food * Entertainment * Style * Travel * Arts * Motoring * Home & Design * Business Toggle Dropdown * Economy * Invest * Banking * Companies & Markets * Property * Tech Toggle Dropdown * Tech News * E-sports * Reviews * Sport Toggle Dropdown * Football * Schools * Formula One * Combat Sports * Basketball * Tennis * Golf * More Toggle Dropdown * Opinion * Life * Business * Tech * Sport * Videos * Podcasts * Multimedia * SPH Websites * news with benefits * SPH Rewards * STJobs * STCars * STProperty * STClassifieds * SITES * Berita Harian * Hardwarezone * Lianhe Wanbao * STOMP * SGCarMart * SRX Property * tabla * Tamil Murasu * The Business Times * The New Paper * zaobao.sg * Obits.sg * Advertise with us INTERNATIONAL HOME PAGE Submitted by nadiahmn on Thu, 10/11/2018 - 06:51 Wednesday March 9 2022 1-HR PM2.5: 2-10 Singapore 33°C/24°C ST Index 3,175.790 +26.930 TOP STORIES MCDONALD’S, STARBUCKS, COCA-COLA HIT PAUSE ON RUSSIA AS ISOLATION DEEPENS Earlier, Shell stopped buying oil from Russia and said it would cut links to the country entirely. LIVE COVERAGE: GET LATEST ON UKRAINE CRISIS RUSSIA READY TO OPEN HUMANITARIAN CORRIDORS FROM FIVE UKRAINIAN CITIES: REPORT US BANS RUSSIAN OIL IMPORTS AS FEARS OF ENERGY WAR GROW CAN I DRIVE INTO MALAYSIA WHEN IT REOPENS ITS BORDER FROM APRIL 1? NEW CITY CLUSTERS AND SATELLITE TOWNS TO BE MAJOR BOOSTERS FOR CHINA'S ECONOMY APPLE UNVEILS 5G VERSIONS OF IPAD AIR AND LOW-END IPHONE SE THE ECONOMIC SHOCKS OF WAR A combination of war and soaring prices could take us back to stagflation. More headlines * E-paper * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * Podcasts Daily newsletter Thank you! Sign up More newsletters By registering, you agree to our T&C and Privacy Policy. UKRAINE CRISIS CHANNELLING CHURCHILL, UKRAINE LEADER ZELENSKY VOWS: ‘WE WILL FIGHT TO THE END’ INDIA PREPARES TO PLUG GLOBAL WHEAT SHORTAGE CAUSED BY RUSSIA'S WAR ON UKRAINE THOUSANDS OF RUSSIANS STUCK IN THAILAND AS SANCTIONS KICK IN IN PICTURES: TEARFUL GOODBYES AS UKRAINIANS ARE SEPARATED FROM LOVED ONES More EDITOR'S PICKS CAN YOU SPOT A SCAM? FIND OUT HOW WELL YOU KNOW 6 COMMON SCAMS IN S'PORE 'THIS IS THE POOREST AND MOST ANXIOUS I HAVE EVER FELT': SRI LANKANS SUFFER AMID ECONOMY'S MELTDOWN SINGAPORE'S ANTI-SMS SPOOFING REGISTRY TO SHUT AND BE REPLACED BY NEW SYSTEM MH370: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PLANE THAT VANISHED INTO THIN AIR? INTERACTIVE: VIEW STATE GIFTS IN THE ISTANA'S COLLECTION IN 3D INTERACTIVE: REST IN PEACH? PERSONALISED URNS HELP TO OVERCOME TABOOS A new project that lets people design their own urns is encouraging conversations about end of life. MEET THE CAMBRIDGE MATHS GRADUATE WHO BUILT AN INTERNATIONAL MUSIC EMPIRE WORK/LIFE: IS MY LUNCH SAFE AS ASEAN PROSPERS? Wednesday March 9 2022 Read PDF Subscribe COVID-19 COVID-19 CAN HIT MORE THAN ONCE THOUGH REINFECTIONS TEND TO BE MILDER: NCID INDONESIA EASES COVID-19 TEST RULES FOR DOMESTIC TRAVEL The exemption, which also applies to foreigners, covers all modes of transportation in the archipelago. MALAYSIA TO REOPEN BORDER TO INTERNATIONAL VISITORS FROM APRIL 1 The move will allow travellers who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 to enter the country without quarantine. HONG KONG MAY SHIFT PRIORITY TO REDUCING COVID-19 DEATHS INSTEAD OF MASS TESTING: REPORT The shift was suggested by a visiting Chinese official, who leads the mainland's Covid-19 response team. MORE VIEWS Jonathan Eyal Jonathan Eyal WAR IN UKRAINE: SLIM CHANCES OF HAPPY ENDING FOR PUTIN Benjamin Lim Kang Benjamin Lim Kang CHINA'S PREMIER TIPTOES AROUND UKRAINE CRISIS DURING ANNUAL WORK REPORT TO PARLIAMENT Nirmal Ghosh Nirmal Ghosh UKRAINE'S FATE PROMPTS RE-EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR DETERRENCE Markus Ziener Markus Ziener ZERO HOUR IN GERMAN FOREIGN POLICY AMID RUSSIA-UKRAINE CONFLICT More ASIAN INSIDER FRONT RUNNERS IN LAST PUSH TO WIN OVER SWING VOTERS IN SOUTH KOREA'S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION South Koreans go to polls on March 9 in what is expected to be one of the tightest races in history. HONG KONG'S COVID-19 DEATH RATE HIGHEST IN THE WORLD INDIA PREPARES TO PLUG GLOBAL WHEAT SHORTAGE CAUSED BY RUSSIA'S WAR ON UKRAINE Analysts say a prolonged war could increase the dependency of wheat-importing countries on India. AN 80KM TRAIL THROUGH SYDNEY'S PAST AND PRESENT The Bondi-to-Manly walk offers a glimpse into 3 strikingly different phases of the city’s history. THE COSTS OF AMERICA'S HUNT FOR CHINA SPIES An initiative by the United States to catch Chinese spies has done damage. MH370: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PLANE THAT VANISHED INTO THIN AIR? WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT FOR A SUSTAINABLE TOMORROW: JAKARTA POST CONTRIBUTOR A WOMAN'S PLACE IS OUT IN THE WORLD: INQUIRER MORE CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE IS DRIVING HUMANITARIAN CRISES WORLDWIDE: IPCC REPORT SOUTH-EAST ASIA AMONG REGIONS HARDEST HIT BY CLIMATE CHANGE, MUST PRIORITISE ADAPTATION: IPCC THE RACE TO GREEN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY CORALS SHOW RISING SEA LEVELS IN SINGAPORE 'VERY LIKELY' DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE More DISCOVER INTERACTIVE: WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR ABOUT RUSSIA’S INVASION OF UKRAINE INTERACTIVE: REST IN PEACH? PERSONALISED URNS HELP TO OVERCOME TABOOS THE LONG SHADOW OF 1942 INTERACTIVE: WHEN COVID-19 HITS HOME VISUAL STORY: 8 NEW SPL SIGNINGS TO WATCH INTERACTIVE: SIGNS OF THE TIMES VISUAL STORY: THE MASK U-TURN VISUAL STORY: THE WORLD'S FIRST MASS-PRODUCED FLYING CAR? 'NO WAY HOME': LIFE INSIDE A MAKESHIFT MYANMAR REFUGEE CAMP IN THAILAND INTERACTIVE: MARKING 50 YEARS OF CHINGAY SUN, SEA AND HISTORY: ALL ABOARD NEWLY LAUNCHED RAFFLES LIGHTHOUSE TOUR WHAT LIES BENEATH SINGAPORE'S TUAS MEGA PORT More VIDEOS Keys to hitting your retirement goal with CPF Life | Invest The CPF Basic Retirement Sum will be raised by 3.5% a year for the next five cohorts of CPF members turning 55. As Invest editor Tan Ooi Boon explains, by putting more money into CPF Life, you will also get higher monthly payouts from age 65. Video Player is loading. Play Video Play Unmute Current Time 0:00 / Duration 4:41 Loaded: 0% Progress: 0% Stream Type LIVE Remaining Time -4:41 Playback Rate 1x Chapters * Chapters Descriptions * descriptions off, selected Captions * captions settings, opens captions settings dialog * captions off, selected Audio Track * en (Main), selected Fullscreen This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. 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Play Mute Current Time 0:00 / Duration 0:00 Loaded: 0% Progress: 0% Stream Type LIVE Remaining Time -0:00 Playback Rate 1x Fullscreen KEYS TO HITTING YOUR RETIREMENT GOAL WITH CPF LIFE | INVEST The CPF Basic Retirement Sum will be raised by 3.5% a year for the next five cohorts of CPF members turning 55. As Invest editor Tan Ooi Boon explains, by putting more money into CPF Life, you will also get higher monthly payouts from age 65. 1. 4:41Keys to hitting your retirement goal with CPF Life | Invest The CPF Basic Retirement Sum will be raised by 3.5% a year for the next five cohorts of CPF members turning 55. As Invest editor Tan Ooi Boon explains, by putting more money into CPF Life, you will also get higher monthly payouts from age 65. 2. 27:56THE BIG STORY: Hong Kong's Covid-19 strategy uncertain as its death rate hits world's highest Hong Kong correspondent Claire Huang shares the latest of the city's Covid-19 situation. Its death rate is now the highest in the world, after fatalities among the city's under-vaccinated elderly surged. 3. 11:11In Parliament: March 8, 2022 | THE BIG STORY Non-Constituency MP Leong Mun Wai has been asked to apologise for and remove his Facebook posts and comments claiming that the Speaker of Parliament had prevented him from speaking in the House. 4. 14:35ST LIVE: Oil prices could be lower in the long term, predicts prominent economist Russia on Monday (March 7) warned that a ban on Russian oil imports may propel prices to $300 a barrel. Economist Christof Rühl, at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, gives his take on the impact of soaring prices. 5. 4:38The return to Bintan Before the pandemic, Bintan was the ideal location for a spontaneous getaway. Now, it is opening up again but it requires some extra steps to get there. 6. 4:46Deejays want to revive live music industry and nightlife scene A social media campaign #savemusicsg, describes itself as a ground up movement that aims to create a roadmap to normalcy for live music and nightlife in Singapore. 7. 19:56THE BIG STORY: Pros, cons of scrapping mid-year exams in primary, secondary schools Education correspondent Amelia Teng discusses the Education Ministry's move to scrap mid-year examinations for all primary and secondary school students by next year. 8. 8:24ST LIVE: Russia resorting to 'sledgehammer' tactic to bomb cities into submission, says military analyst As Russian troops move towards Ukraine's capital, residents have been forced to flee to nearby town Irpin. Dr Samir Puri, from the International Institute for Strategic Studies, weighs in on Russia's military tactics on the ground. 9. 7:04Treats in the south | Food in the Hood | Ep 4 Revealing some of her favourite places to eat in the south of Singapore, ST Food Online Editor Hedy Khoo takes us on a food tour including tasty banh mi, vermicelli, nasi lemak, prawn mee and soya sauce chicken. 10. 9:37Battle of the baby bottle sterilisers | To The Test | Ep 3 More people are making sure that their home is free from viruses and bad bacteria. This is especially the case for young parents. There are many types of steriliser on the market, some can even help sanitise your gadgets. But which is better? 11. 3:09Smoking out chewing tobacco syndicates Chewing tobacco is run by underground smuggling and peddling networks whose activities are seldom seen or heard. Their secretive operations have become more prevalent when it became illegal to buy or sell chewing tobacco in 2016. 12. 5:58One day at a clinic: By the numbers The recent surge in Covid-19 cases, driven by the Omicron variant, has resulted in long queues at General Practitioner (GP) clinics. Offering extended consultation hours here is one way to ease the workload at hospitals' emergency departments. 13. 3:42Police embark on anti-scam mission to alert residents About 900 cases of phishing scams were reported to the police since January 2022. The police are taking steps to alert residents to such crimes They went door to door in a housing block in Jurong East to warn residents about scams. 14. 6:23Will Johor's young voters swing outcomes in upcoming state election? | Asian Insider Voters in Johor will head to the polls on March 12 for the state election. In a bid to win an influx of young voters, parties have fielded several candidates in their 20s. Malaysia correspondent Ram Anand shares more. 15. 0:30AskST@NLB: Financial security - protect your nest egg from scammers Find out how to protect your retirement funds with Invest editor Tan Ooi Boon and Anthony Lim, Fellow at the Singapore University of Social Sciences. Watch the full discussion on The Straits Times' Facebook page. 16. 15:27THE BIG STORY: Russian forces seize Europe's largest nuclear plant in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Ukrainian authorities say Russian troops have seized the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, adding that "operational personnel are monitoring the condition of power units". The facility is the largest nuclear plant in Europe. 17. 8:36Accidents the scale of Chernobyl that could affect Europe possible: Energy expert | ST LIVE A fire broke out at a nuclear power plant in Ukraine — the largest in Europe — after an attack by Russian troops. Nuclear energy expert Dr Philip Andrews-Speed, from NUS' Energy Studies Institute, discusses the risks to nuclear plants in Ukraine. 18. 6:43North Johor: A crucial battleground in Malaysia’s state election An area outside Muar, coupled with some shuttered shophouses, belong to Johor’s northwestern quadrant, a key battleground in a state election that is due to be held on March 12. 19. 21:06THE BIG STORY: Government considering best way forward on Section 377A, says Shanmugam Speaking in Parliament on Thursday (March 3), Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam says the Government is carefully considering the best way forward on Section 377A of the Penal Code. He adds, "We must respect the different viewpoints". 20. 11:14What it will take for Russia to agree to a ceasefire | ST LIVE The International Criminal Court begins investigation on possible war crimes committed in Ukraine as the UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly to deplore Russia's invasion. ST's Associate Editor Ravi Velloor weighs in on the situation. 21. More PODCASTS LOWER-INCOME WORKERS TO BENEFIT FROM PROGRESSIVE WAGE MARK SCHEME THE PLANE THAT VANISHED INTO THIN AIR In this special series, The Straits Times dives into some of the greatest unsolved mysteries in South-east Asia, and examines the underlying issues that they exposed. CHINA TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO UKRAINE The Straits Times analyses the latest developments in China in this weekly podcast. UKRAINE CRISIS; IMPLICATIONS OF FINLAND'S INTEREST TO JOIN NATO The Straits Times analyses the latest developments in the United States in this weekly podcast. MORE MULTIMEDIA BIG CATS GO CLIMBING TODAY IN PICTURES, MARCH 8, 2022 MORE MOST POPULAR 1. RUSSIA SAYS DEALS WITH 'UNFRIENDLY' COUNTRIES, SUCH AS US AND SINGAPORE, WILL REQUIRE APPROVAL 2. ACTRESS BARBIE HSU MARRIES OLD FLAME DJ KOO, 3 MONTHS AFTER DIVORCING BUSINESSMAN WANG XIAOFEI 3. MALAYSIA TO REOPEN BORDER TO INTERNATIONAL VISITORS FROM APRIL 1 4. MOSCOW WARNS BAN ON RUSSIAN OIL WILL HAVE 'CATASTROPHIC CONSEQUENCES' 5. OMICRON INFECTIONS CONTAGIOUS FOR AT LEAST 6 DAYS: STUDY 6. GRAB COULD FACE CLASS ACTION SUITS IN US FOLLOWING RECENT SHARE PRICE DIVE 7. 'HUMANITARIAN CORRIDOR' SET TO ALLOW CIVILIANS OUT OF UKRAINE'S SUMY AFTER OVERNIGHT BOMBING KILLS 9 8. JUMP IN DEMAND FOR COUGH AND COLD MEDICATION IN SINGAPORE 9. MALAYSIA’S KLANG VALLEY HIT BY FLASH FLOODS AGAIN AFTER HEAVY DOWNPOUR 10. 5 REASONS UKRAINE HAS MANAGED TO STALL RUSSIA BRANDED CONTENT THE STRAITS TIMES Available for iPhones and iPads Available in Google Play * E-paper * Facebook * Instagram * Twitter * Podcasts * RSS Feed * Telegram * Youtube * Singapore * Asia * World * Opinion * Life * Business * Tech * Sport * Videos * Podcasts * Multimedia * Terms & Conditions * Data Protection Policy * Need help? Reach us here. * Advertise with us Sign up for our daily newsletter Thank you! 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