Richard Branson invited to debate with Shanmugam on Singapore’s anti-drug policy and death penalty
Richard Branson I express my opinions as a citizen. I want to start my commentary by stating clearly that I am a strong supporter of Singapore's anti-drug and death penalty, however, I strongly disagree with the Ministry of Home Affairs' (MHA) decision to invite Richard Branson (RB) to a debate on this issue with K. Shanmugam....
A Mediocre Versus A Millionaire
Late Anuerin Bevan Today, Britons regard their National Health Service( NHS ) as the Crown Jewel in their society and civilisation. No political party dares to upend it. The NHS provides medical care free at point-of-need across Britain, regardless of wealth. The NHS was the brainchild of a colourful Welsh politician by the...
Yet another piece of propaganda by the Straits Times
Salma Khalik This time, a clumsy attempt by the Senior Health Correspondent, Salma Khalik, to convince Singaporeans that the state purchases drugs from pharmaceutical giants from a “position of strength”. The gist of the article is that in the past, Singapore was a “dream market” for pharmaceutical giants, that we were...
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