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In one of the strongest signals that Singapore is committed to reopening and returning to life in a world with Covid-19, the Singapore Tourism Board and promoters Singapore GP announced a new seven-year deal to continue hosting a Formula One race here.

The Big Story’s Olivia Quay speaks to Straits Times’ Assistant Sports Editor, Jonathan Wong who shares more on what a 2022 race may look like amid the ongoing pandemic.

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As the green transition takes off around the world, the adoption of electric vehicles (EV) has become a fundamental part of this strategy.

That's because road transport accounts for 10% of global emissions, and its emissions are rising faster than those of any other sector. 

But, what are the common barriers to EV adoption? On Eco Money, Prime Time's Rachel Kelly spoke to Joseph Incalcaterra, Chief Asean Economist, HSBC to get a clearer picture of the EV situation and the road ahead for e-mobility.

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The covid-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the aviation sector in the past two years, but IATA has called for removing all travel barriers for those fully vaccinated with a WHO-approved vaccine. Could this signal a light at the end of the tunnel?

Prime Time's Rachel Kelly speaks to Shukor Yusof, Founder, Endau Analytics who shares his analysis on this, and the latest updates from Singapore Airlines and Air Asia X. 

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Singapore attracted $11.8 billion in fixed asset investments in 2021, bolstered by large manufacturing projects from semiconductor and biotech firms despite challenges amid Covid-19.

In The Straits Times’ The Big Story, video editor Olivia Quay spoke to Damian Chan, executive vice-president at the Singapore Economic Development Board to discuss these latest results.

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A new study by ‘Nature Food’ has found that if people in developed nations adopted a healthy, low-meat diet, a huge amount of carbon would be cut by letting farmland revert back to its natural habitat.

On Sustainable Singapore, Rhianne Lovell-Boland speaks to Joanna Chen, Executive Director at Centre for a Responsible Future who shares more on the impact adopting a vegan lifestyle has on the planet, and how CRF supports individuals and businesses in their plant-based journey.

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