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From targeted strike to regional firestorm: how the US-Israeli attack on Iran escalated
It is now a regional war – fought across at least seven countries, with missiles falling on civilian airports, naval headquarters and residential districts
Singapore should professionalise HR to stay agile amid disruption
Stronger human resources capabilities strengthen business agility and resilience
Children are national assets. Our support must reflect that
A case for treating children as Singapore’s long-term equity
OCBC chief Tan Teck Long’s new strategy is a masterstroke, but execution risks abound
While his ‘Next Frontier’ plan looks good on paper, it must survive contact with operational reality
Will Germany find a new economic equilibrium with China?
The Asian country’s domestic slowdown amid a volatile global outlook offers a strategic opening for Berlin to rebalance relations with Beijing
Claude AI helped bomb Iran. But how, exactly?
The lack of visibility on how artificial intelligence is already being used in war is deeply troubling
If everything is an AI crisis, then nothing is
Beware the absurd tyranny of what-if scenarios
New airline hubs will be the gainers as travel reroutes from the Middle East
As the US-Israel-Iran conflict rages on, East-West travel will seek fresh routings, and domestic travel in Asia will continue to grow
Why Singapore’s mid-tier enterprises face the toughest transition with Budget 2026
Mid-sized enterprises caught between stabilisation and scale need greater support