Dr Mahathir: Lee Kuan Yew is a big frog in a small pond
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad gave a rare acknowledgement of the achievements of Singapore’s octogenarian leader Lee Kuan Yew in a book on the latter. Launched two days ago, the book titled ““Conversations With Lee Kuan Yew” is written by American columnist Tom Plate, which contains...
Top 8 Free Transfers for the 2010/11 Season (for Liverpool)
Yet another EPL season has passed and yet another season of disappointment for long suffering Liverpool FC supporters. The pain this season is harder to stomach for the Liverpudians as they were touted as title challengers at the start of the season but ended the season seventh without a single piece of silverware. How...
Lapses And Fumbles By Top Government Agencies
In a Channel NewsAsia report, four government agencies, the Media Development Authority (MDA), Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), Ministry of Education (MOE) and Mindef have been singled out for errors in the way their finances are managed. According to the latest Public Accounts Committee report issued, there were three...
Is Goh Keng Swee truly the hero of Singapore’s success?
The recent demise of Goh Keng Swee, widely regarded as the brains behind the success of Singapore’s economic success has left the propaganda mouthpiece of PAP, The Straits Times working overtime in sprouting numerous publications of his glorified contributions to Singapore. Nevertheless, two fundamental questions are...
GIC converts UBS notes, faces $5 bln paper loss
Singapore’s biggest sovereign wealth fund, GIC, said it converted its UBS (UBSN.VX) notes into ordinary shares, suffering a paper loss of about $5 billion. The Government of Singapore Investment Corp [GIC.UL] had invested 11 billion Swiss francs ($10.22 billion) in mandatory convertible notes in UBS to support the...
Oil spill reaches Singapore naval base
Oil spilled from a tanker collision off Singapore’s shore reached a naval base but has so far spared the rest of the city-state’s coast, authorities said on Wednesday. Officials have deployed oil dispersants, 15 boats, 120 personnel and 3,300 meters (10,800 feet) of containment booms in a bid to keep the...
Problems in deferment for NSMen
Readers of TR, I believe I am not the only person doing his best to balance between reservist, work, family and study life. The government encourages us to study and so I did a part-time degree in UniSim with government grant. However I am experiencing such difficult and unreasonable situations with my reservist...
MHA says no delay in releasing info on CPIB probe to public
Misleading report by ST on inflation
PM Lee does not think his children will enter politics
How could HDB public housing for Singaporeans be so messed up?

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