A selection of news stories that happened overnight, Jan 1, 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.
As fireworks exploded at midnight over the Esplanade Bridge in the Marina Bay area, welcoming 2023, Mr Leon Lai rose to his feet with his five-month-old daughter in his arms.
The business owner, who was with his family and cousins, said: “I’m hoping 2023 will be even better, and hopefully Covid-19 won’t be something we need to worry about anymore.” The second barrage of major Russian missile attacks in three days badly damaged a Kyiv hotel and a residential building. Energy Minister German Galushchenko on Facebook said the strikes had not caused serious damage to the national power system.
“Following a science-based and targeted approach, we have adapted our Covid response in light of the evolving situation, to protect the life and health of the people to the greatest extent possible,” Mr Xi said in his annual New Year Eve speech on Saturday.
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Lim Tuang Liang appointed as first Government Chief Sustainability Officer from Jan 1He will step down from his current position as Chief Science and Technology Officer (CSTO) at the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) when his replacement is appointed.
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Indonesia to tighten palm oil exports from Jan 1 to ensure supplyJAKARTA: Indonesia will tighten export rules for palm oil from Jan 1 by allowing less shipments overseas for every tonne sold domestically, in a move aimed at ensuring there was sufficient domestic supply, a government official said on Friday (Dec 30). Exporters will be allowed to ship six times their dome
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Indonesia to tighten palm oil exports from Jan. 1JAKARTA : Indonesia will tighten export rules for palm oil from Jan. 1 by allowing less shipments overseas for every tonne sold domestically, according to a new regulation reviewed by Reuters, which was confirmed by an industry official.Starting next year, exporters will be allowed to ship six times thei
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Shopping spree: Singaporeans in a rush to beat GST hike on Jan 1 - Singapore NewsOne man said that by making his purchases now instead of after Jan 1, 2023, he’s saving S$250. 'A 1 per cent increment may be small, but any savings help in this inflationary environment,” he said.
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China to stop testing chilled, frozen foods for Covid-19 from Jan 8China started testing chilled and frozen food imports for Covid in 2020. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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First pre-trial hearing in Microsoft-Activision case set for Jan. 3WASHINGTON : A judge has set Jan. 3 for the first pre-trial hearing in the Biden administration's case against Microsoft over its $69 billion bid to take over 'Call of Duty' maker Activision Blizzard. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which enforces antitrust law, asked a judge to block the transaction
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