“Perhaps, we may one day reach a point where even satay is as futuristic and convenient as space food,” muses Lee Bee Hock as she reflects on the benefits that digital advancement brings to her humble satay stall.

Counting sticks: How technology helped this satay hawker reinvent tradition

How did Jurong Port, which started operations in 1965, go on to play a role in Singapore’s growth and development into the modern metropolis it is today? Join us as we trace its origins with JTC and MPA. 

The port that built Singapore | Through The Years

With Singapore's total population rising to 6.11 million in 2025, do people feel like the country is getting too crowded? We spoke to people on the streets and Dr Woo Jun Jie from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy to hear their thoughts.

Is Singapore overcrowded? I The Current State

“Thank you for being my home.” No matter where life takes her, Carla Dunareanu, born in Germany to a mixed heritage, always finds her way back to Singapore.

From Germany to Singapore | Here To Stay

[Where Race Meets Religion] Aakash and Nicole's interfaith marriage bridges Jainism and Buddhism, as they raise their son to embrace both faiths with curiosity and compassion.

Parenting across faiths: Buddhism and Jainism | Where Race Meets Religion

A man of conviction and courage, Devan Nair rose from the turbulence of Singapore’s early years to become the voice of its workers and founder of the NTUC. Through his fight for dignity and solidarity among workers, he helped turn the spirit of labour into the strength of a nation.

Devan Nair, The fearless voice for Singapore’s workers | On The Shoulders of Giants

In a small, densely built-up country like Singapore, space is precious, and balancing human needs with wildlife is a constant challenge. How can the city create a home for both people and wildlife?

Rescuing and protecting Singapore’s wildlife | A Wilder Tomorrow

“We made the right choice.” Despite their distant roots, Yoko from Tokyo and Aravindan from Colombo found love and community in Singapore while building a family that blends Japanese, Sri Lankan, and Singaporean cultures. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

From Colombo and Tokyo to Singapore | Here To Stay

“We have no regrets—only love, gratitude, and excitement for the journey ahead.” Moving from Johor, Malaysia, Shely traded space for community. She fostered a kampong spirit among neighbours, ensuring their children could play freely. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

From Malaysia to Singapore | Here To Stay

A thoughtful and pragmatic leader, Dr Goh Keng Swee built the foundations for Singapore's economy, defence, and governance. Through bold ideas and quiet foresight, he left a legacy that continues to shape the nation's growth and resilience today. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Goh Keng Swee, The architect of modern Singapore | On The Shoulders of Giants

As one of Singapore’s first modern towkay (businessman) and philanthropist, Lee Kong Chian built his success on integrity and purpose. His lifelong commitment to education and community continues to inspire Singaporeans today. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video