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Archive for the ‘Editorial’ Category

Interview with Potong Pasir residents: Do they want Mr Chiam See Tong to continue serving them ? (Part 1)

Prologue: Two weeks ago, a Singaporean wrote to the Straits Times Forum imploring Potong Pasir MP Chiam See Tong to retire soon for the sake of his constituents. His letter brought a sharp rebuttal from Mr Chiam himself and other netizens who want him to stay for as long as he can. Mr Chiam told Lianhe Wanbao in a recent interview...

The mortal danger of “self spinning” ourselves in delusion

By Fang Zhi Yuan At the Singapore Tripartism Forum last Sunday, Prime Minister Lee was asked by a business leader to comment on the performance of Temasek and GIC in the wake of the stunning revelation of its recent losses. He replied straight in the face that "these are very respectable figures" based on the annual returns...

Singapore Economy Shrinks Most in at Least 33 Years

Singapore’s economy shrank the most in at least 33 years last quarter as plunging exports push Asian nations deeper into an economic slump and add pressure for the nation to weaken its currency. Gross domestic product declined an annualized 16.4 percent last quarter from the previous three months, after shrinking a revised...

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