Looking Beyond the HSR: Considering Contractual Damages, a Potential Diplomatic Pivot, and GST
The Mahathir Government’s decision to scrap the High-Speed Rail (HSR) with Singapore is disappointing, but hardly unexpected. It was never clear how the economics of the HSR were supposed to make sense: the construction cost of the HSR was estimated at USD$14 - 16 billion, while the benefits said to accrue to both countries’...
MOH rejects appeal of Singaporean retiree to use medisave for spouse’s emergency fees incurred in MOH-approved Malaysian hospital
"We note that your family are currently not residing in Singapore. Hence, we are unable to accede to your request. Should you have further concerns on managing any oustanding amount, we would suggest you approach the Business Office of Regency Specialist Hospital to discuss suitable financial arrangements." This was the reply...
Conversations that resemble an audience between the ruler and the ruled
Our 4G ministers say they want to listen to the views of the people so as to forge partnerships to make Singapore a better place to live in. Heng Swee Keat talks about organising consultations with civil society with an "open mind" and listening with "respect and humility". Once every few years, such consultations are given...
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