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Singapore has added more than 160 square kilometres of land since independence, much of it through reclamation. But the sand used to build that extra territory has left a complicated environmental and political legacy across Southeast Asia.

Talk about nation-building! Singapore has spent decades doing something that sounds almost absurd until you look at the numbers: actua...

Make a night of Merdeka at 6 Degrees Modern Mediterranean Dining, with skyline views, good food, and a front-row vantage point for KLCC’s fireworks. ExpatGo readers get 15% off F&B.

Merdeka is always worth celebrating, but the setting can make all the difference. This year, 6 Degrees Modern Mediterranean Dining is offering ExpatGo readers a special opp...

Head over to UNION Damansara on August 26 for another relaxed evening of food, drinks, and good company, with beer and wine packages to suit your preference.

Our next TEG Mingle takes us to UNION Damansara, a relaxed neighborhood bar and restaurant in Plaza Damansara known for its comfortable setting, broad food menu, and easygoing atmosphere. It is a natural fit for an ev...

KLIA’s upgraded e-hailing system promises smoother arrivals and less kerbside chaos, but a new RM3 entry fee for drivers has some motorists asking whether better airport management has come at passengers’ expense.

Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 has introduced a series of changes intended to make one of the airport’s perennial pain points – getting fro...

A casual question about sarees turns into an unexpected lesson in weaving, draping, symbolism, and South India’s wonderfully intricate textile traditions.

This post contributed by Manjeet Dhillon

I’d decided that if I was going to keep writing about the people who hold this city together, I ought to be able to look at a saree and know, a...