Singapore is the 17th most prosperous country?
I refer to the news report in the Today Newspaper (28th Oct 2010) which proudly states that Singapore is the 17th most prosperous country in the Legatum Prosperity Index. Unfortunately our state newspaper report, as expected, did not provide a balanced picture of the findings of the Research. So I have taken the liberty of...
The illusion of active ageing
Dear Temasek Review readers On 1st Oct 2010, a self-proclaimed idealistic senior citizen by the name of Dr Samuel Cheah wrote about a vision of active aging. According to him, the elderly could be “aging eagles” and they could rejoin the workforce after going through retraining supported by the ruling People’s Action Party...
Can Singapore continue to be relevant in this century which some has called it “The Age of the Unthinkable”?
Can Singapore continue to be relevant in this century which some has called it “The Age of the Unthinkable” – when changes are happening so rapidly from hour to hour, day to day around the globe ? As long as the present leadership continue with the policies that have been successfully thought out by the past leadership,...
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