What does Trump’s victory mean for Singapore?
While others are losing sleep over Trump, Singapore's government gets its well-deserved rest.
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SubscribeWhile others are losing sleep over Trump, Singapore's government gets its well-deserved rest.
If you don't like Singapore's allegiances you can always change the country for one that sides with terrorists. Just cross the northern border.
Singapore should not be lectured by anyone but should it lecture other countries? As I said a few days ago, I think YES and here's my reply to all those raising their concerns about it. Min. Shanmugam reiterated the country's stance that it is going to
I'm really sick and tired of listening to all the whining about Keppel's bribery in Brazil so, as ever, I'm here to tell you what the truth actually is. Ready? Keppel did nothing wrong. In fact, not only that, but those Keppel's
How to spot if a politician is an insecure, ignorant paranoiac mentally stuck in the 18th century? He's obsessed about land. I'm not really sure what Mahathir wanted to accomplish with his comments, given that most Malaysians would very much like to see their country become
Predictably my last post ruffled a few feathers leading some to protest how dare I say such things! Sadly, ignorance comes in many different flavours, so now I'd like to address some of them separately. One may believe presenting historical facts should be enough but ethnonationalist biases, ego
Some people are clearly unaware of whom they owe their prosperous existence to - and the death of Queen Elizabeth II has proved to be an opportunity for dimwits from WUS (and the entire left wing community) to peddle more BS on social media about the queen herself and the
When historians look back at the first 60 years of Singapore's independent existence, ranking the most influential figures who have contributed to the country's prosperity and security, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad will surely rank up there next to his contemporary, the founding father, Lee Kuan Yew.
Probably not, what makes its occasional provocations against the city-state (like the latest video published during Singaporean NDP) even more comical.
And it may very well be illegal under US Constitution as the government is forbidden from employing private companies to perform actions it is not allowed to do itself.
New Straits Times fired off two pieces in the past few days, again stirring the situation in bilateral relations between Malaysia and Singapore. First, the newspaper published a report from a talk about the water deals binding both countries, organized at University Kebangsaan Malaysia and then followed up with a
You might be forgiven for thinking that the latest barrage of accusations against Singapore's death penalty is just another fit thrown by a foreign NGO - as it has happened over many years. This time, however, it's a little bit different because the organization making these