Unfazed by brickbats, Temasek Review aims to boldly go where no blog has gone before
By Bhavan Jaipragas from journalism.sg (The below article is republished here with kind permission from the author) Within Singapore’s increasingly influential new media sphere, Temasek Review (TR) has emerged as one of the more controversial players. With an ambitious mission statement and vision, TR was quickly regarded...
Singapore’s bilingual policy: a success or setback?
By Nicholas Tan Long regarded as the crux of Singapore’s financial, political and national success, the bilingualism policy has come under the limelight recently, all thanks to Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s apology for his mistakes in the policy. When the policy was meted out four decades ago, Mr Lee said: “if we were monolingual...
Immigration and public housing: Should the govt or the people plan ahead?
OPINION It is a forte of the PAP government to plan well ahead into the next few decades to chart the future direction and destiny of Singapore. Soon after Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong assumed the leadership of the nation in 2003, he announced an ambitious plan to increase Singapore's population to 6.5 million people via immigration...
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