Singapore boosts technological assets to enhance national security
Singapore has recently unveiled significant enhancements to its national security with the help of the latest technological advancements,…
By Bobbie Matias
Bobbie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication from the University of Caloocan City - South.
A self-proclaimed theater kid, Bobbie enjoys watching plays and musicals, while occasionally joining related workshops in their free time.
They're also a huge fan of LGBTQ+ media, believing in its power to heal and inspire through the diverse stories of queer individuals from all eras and walks of life.
Beyond being a writer, Bobbie is studying photography while exploring other creative hobbies, particularly graphic design, video editing, and drawing.
Southeast Asians bring regional twist to indie video game industry
A report last year by creative agency We Are Social and Meltwater, a social and media intelligence company,…
Singapore gears up for general election
Singaporeans are preparing to hit the polls on May 3 for the city-state’s first general election since 2020.
Conclave: the Vatican’s centuries-old papal election
“Sede vacante. The throne of the Holy See is vacant,” Cardinal Tremblay uttered as he stared mournfully at…
Singapore strives to become more accessible
Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority (BCA) has announced updates to the Code on Accessibility in the Built Environment…
Singapore busts forged documents with new forensics strategy
Singapore's health regulatory board has been using a novel approach in examining digital documents submitted to them amid…
Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr
Muslims around the world are set to celebrate Eid al-Fitr on March 31 or April 1, depending on…
Video game ‘Scarred’ turns Singapore into nightmare hellscape
The once-familiar classrooms and apartment halls have now become a scene straight out of The Silent Hill.
Oscars news: Palestinian-Israeli docu-film ‘No Other Land’ wins 2025 Academy Award
‘No Other Land,’ a film made by a group of Palestinian-Israeli directors about the destruction of the West…
Singapore struggles with growing youth radicalisation problem
In its recent 2024 report, Singapore’s Internal Security Department (ISD) stated that it had dealt with 13 cases…
Film news: The Zone of Interest and the power of sound
A family goes through their usual day-to-day life as screams and gunshots ring from afar. This is the…
Child sexual abuse: Addressing the evil lurking behind teenage pregnancy in the Philippines
Teenage pregnancy is a long-standing issue that has been plaguing the Philippines, with the country's adolescent birth rate…