For all the sparkling lights that give Singapore and its skyline its distinctive character, it’s their absence that has had a profound global impact.

Local writers are not only putting Singapore on the world literary scene, they are telling these stories in their own unique ways. By Stella Danker

Encouraging young children to stay excited about reading books has been a major initiative of the National Book Development Council.

The Singapore Memory Project’s target: 5 million personal memories and moments.

The Intan is a treasure trove of all things Peranakan and more.

Changing the world, one social enterprise at a time. Meet SIF’s 2013 Young Social Entrepreneurs as they recount their journeys and offer tips for budding social entrepreneurs.

An unexpected side to volunteering changed Michelle Tham.

Dr T. Chandroo charts his own destiny.

Allan Lim develops projects that inspire people to do better.

The Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts – it all started when a visitor came to Singapore in the 1930s.

Diplomacy extends beyond government dealings, says Professor Tommy Koh.

Singapore’s changing skyline reflects the country’s evolution.