Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on March 22
Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on March 22

Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Monday, March 22. ‘I felt so alone,’ says foreigner who married a S’porean man A woman who married a Singaporean shares her struggles and breakthroughs as she made a new life in the city state. READ MORE HERE Can Taiwan-Palau travel bubble be a model... » read more

January transfers will be the stuff of reality, not dreams
January transfers will be the stuff of reality, not dreams

It is less than three months since the last spending spree finished. When it did, Premier League clubs had spent £1.26 billion (S$2.24 billion); more than their Spanish, German and French counterparts combined and an amount that appeared obscene in the worst recession for 300 years. That sum forms the backdrop to this month’s transfer... » read more

A city in need of rebuilding
A city in need of rebuilding

LONDON • Pep Guardiola has committed to Manchester City for the long term but for the first time in his managerial career, results may determine his future rather than his desire for a new challenge. City’s board showed how fully committed they remain to the Guardiola project by extending his contract to 2023 last week.... » read more