(八打灵再也6日讯) 新加坡大学亚洲研究机构亚洲城市化研究员科诺利博士指出，随着年轻人减少食用燕窝，他估计未来燕窝需求可能会降低… Nanyang Siang Pau Online, Malaysia, 6 July 2017

Prof Jean Yeung discussed the various factors affecting Asian fathers’ involvement as active caregivers. Lianhe Zaobao, 4 June 2017 Translation of the article by Dr Hu Shu, click here to view  

Prof Kenneth Dean and Dr Hue Guan Thye from the Department of Chinese Studies at NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences have published two volumes called Chinese Epigraphy in Singapore, 1819–1911, which feature descriptions of Singapore’s temple iconography, art and cultural artefacts; explanations of rituals; and write-ups on their history. The Sunday Times, 20 November

A team of researchers from the Asia Research Institute at NUS proposed a skills-based, tiered system of work pass for foreign maids who look after the elderly. The recommendation is a joint effort by Prof Brenda Yeoh, Research Leader at ARI’s Asian Migration Research Cluster and Dean of the NUS Faculty of Arts and Social

Professor Jean Yeung (Research Leader of NUS ARI Changing Family in Asia Cluster, Professor of Sociology Department & Director of the Centre for Family and Population Research), was interviewed on BBC’s Asia Business News on January 27th 2016 discussing the connection between economic growth and family planning policies in Indonesia. Prof Yeung noted that “there

Dr Nurfadzilah Yahaya from the Asia Research Institute at NUS, who was awarded the Alwehdah Arab Association of Singapore Dissertation Prize for best dissertation on Arabs in Southeast Asia, is working on a new book titled Fluid Jurisdictions of Arab Diaspora under Colonial Rule in Southeast Asia. Berita Harian, 19 September 2015, p6

Dr Lee Tsung-Ling, Postdoctoral Fellow at Asia Research Institute wrote about new China-led initiative for financing infrastructure projects from Myanmar to Russia may challenge the existing world financial order. Asia & The Pacific Policy Society Online, 28 May 2015

Ambassador K Kesavapany, from Asia Research Institute at NUS, highlighted that Indian Prime Minister Mr Narendra Modi shares several of Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s ideals in improving the lot of their people, and noted that in the realm of foreign policy, similarities of approach can also be found in the early initiatives of the two

Mr K Kesavapany, who is from the Asia Research Institute at NUS, observed that measures in Budget 2015 will have an impact on the Indian community, and hence it is important that its contents be made widely known particularly to retirees and low-income families. Tabla!, 20 March 2015, p8 Tamil Murasu, 20 March 2015, p2

Ambassador K Kesavapany from the Asia Research Institute at NUS discussed the role played by the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew in nurturing Singapore-India relations. Tabla!, 27 March 2015, p7