Lee Hsien Yang is the most embarrassing Singaporean in history - and not because of the Oxley dispute
It's ironic Singapore's weakest man was born out of the strongest.
Lee Hsien Yang will never see Singapore again
It would take an improbable alignment of conditions for Lee Hsien Yang to ever dream about his criminal investigation going away, permitting him a return to Singapore.
Five times Pritam’s lawyer had to be corrected by the judge
Andre Jumabhoy, representing Pritam Singh in court, appears to have tested the boundaries of defence during the last week's proceedings.
Pritam’s trial: everything you need to know after the first week
While largely free of major surprises, Pritam's first week in court deserves a few explanations.
Workers’ Party wants Singapore’s public transit to be the most expensive in the world
WP leaders can be grateful that the Oxley saga and Pritam’s trial distracted the public from Gerald Giam’s fantasies.
Will LHY demolish Oxley house to force PAP’s move ahead of GE? How could PAP respond?
With the death of Dr Lee Wei Ling the Oxley drama may now kick into a higher gear as the General Election is just around the corner.
The fate of 38 Oxley Road was never for the Lee family to decide
Public figures have to accept that the price of their position is giving up their privacy to posterity.
Why won’t Lee Hsien Yang come back?
Nothing betrays his ill intentions better than his fake exile.
Two brothers, two different eulogies for Lee Wei Ling
Lee Hsien Yang wasted a good opportunity to stay silent.
For the first time PAP risks creating opposition on its other side
As PAP adds more welfare policies it may begin to encourage resistance from those who recognise individual responsibility and self-sufficiency as vital to Singapore's success.
There’s one other person who can’t be too happy about Iswaran’s sentencing: Pritam Singh
Iswaran's sentencing has created a new context for cases involving Singapore's politicians.
Iswaran’s sentencing turned into a statement of Singapore’s justice system - and good news for the PAP
The presiding judge stole the show - but for all the best reasons. And despite seeing Iswaran sent to prison for a year, even PAP can be glad about the outcome.