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Conversation with PM Lee (Mandarin)
27 September 2012 6:21 AM | No Comments30 Singaporeans joined Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in a Mandarin forum on Singapore's future on 20 Sep 2012.
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Singapore & Malaysia Update
18 September 2012 4:25 AM | No CommentsA distinguished group of analysts discuss the dynamic political and economic landscape in Malaysia and Singapore.
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Conversation with PM Lee (English)
17 September 2012 2:22 AM | 3 CommentsIf you miss the National Conversation with PM Lee, you can catch it here.
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Myanmar reform effective only if lives of the people improve
17 June 2012 1:57 PM | 2 CommentsAung San Suu Kyi finally delivers her Nobel Peace Prize speech twenty years after it was awarded to her.
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PM: Scandinavian model not for Singapore
10 June 2012 10:58 AM | 9 CommentsWithout economic growth, Singapore has no chance of improving the collective wellbeing.
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- 【東南亞來訊】After Malaysia GE: The Bright Side of Singapore's Election System - The Glocal | The Glocal on Singapore rejects UN calls for independent election body
- Anwar Ibrahim – Religion and pluralism in a divided world | Maktabah on Religion and pluralism in a divided world
- THE BRIGHT SIDE OF OUR ELECTORAL SYSTEM | The Temasek Review - Temasek Review Emeritus - The Temasek Review - The Online citizen - The Real Singapore on Singapore rejects UN calls for independent election body
- The Bright Side of Our Electoral System | Singapore Armchair Critic on Singapore rejects UN calls for independent election body
- True sinkie on Why PAP and WP should use stickk.com
- sunny on Has Tan Chuan-Jin suffered greater damage through legal action?
- Why is the Elections Department under the Prime Minister’s Office? | The Temasek Review - Temasek Review Emeritus - The Temasek Review - The Online citizen - The Real Singapore on Are Singapore’s electoral practices legal?
- thoriumpower on Lee Hsien Loong on why Singapore is considering nuclear power
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sdp Archive
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Why Tan Jee Say’s presidency bid makes his previous work incomplete
Posted on July 17, 2011 | 2 CommentsTan Jee Say is at a crossroad where he must decide between fine-tuning his economic plan or pursue greater accountability and transparency in which our reserves are deployed. -
Industries of Tomorrow
Posted on July 1, 2011 | 3 CommentsConstraining Singapore's choice to either manufacturing or service is severely limiting. -
Woodlands residents experience and PTSD
Posted on June 22, 2011 | 1 CommentWoodlands residents and the nitty gritty of PTSD -
A fracture between old guards and current generation leaders?
Posted on May 2, 2011 | No CommentsParty split? More apparent from the cores of our establishment run by the PAP if anything. -
在一个新的新加坡经济里创建工作和企业 – 思路的转变
Posted on May 2, 2011 | 2 Comments经济发展不但不得迈向服务行业，而且为了造福人民，再生产业，产业，学校，医院，公共社区和学校。 -
Thank you, Mr Goh Chok Tong
Posted on May 1, 2011 | 12 CommentsNow, SM Goh revealed that Tan Jee Say does not have what it takes to be Permanent Secretary. I feel that Tan now looks more human. -
Singapore Democrats unveil new heavyweights
Posted on April 23, 2011 | No CommentsFormer establishment figures join the Singapore Democratic Party.