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Sino-US relations & the Asia Pacific
11 January 2012 8:44 PM | 1 CommentDr Aaron Friedberg discussed how the changing dynamics of Sino-US relations will impact the Asia Pacific region
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Press Conference on Ministerial Salary Review
04 January 2012 1:48 PM | 1 CommentCommittee recommends removal of Pension Scheme and 30% cut to Cabinet salaries.
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LTA shares findings of inspection of N-S & E-W lines
19 December 2011 1:43 AM | 3 CommentsTransport Minister shares the findings of visual inspection of the affected SMRT train tracks.
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LTA on 3rd MRT breakdown this week
18 December 2011 7:41 AM | 2 CommentsThe disruption of the North-South Line on Thursday and Saturday exhibits "worrisome" similarities.
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SMRT responds to media on North-South Line breakdown
18 December 2011 5:26 AM | 2 CommentsCatch SMRT's press conference on its biggest service disruption on video here.
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Hayek & Keynes on the Role of Government
Posted on September 5, 2011 | No CommentsOften we simply don’t know enough to establish rules. Governments can clearly get things wrong, but tying the government’s hands generates economic and political exposures as well. -
Globalization and the impact to me as a Singaporean
Posted on November 10, 2010 | 4 CommentsChange is something that no generation will ever be ready for, much like facing a rejected date when we were teenagers. -
Religion and pluralism in a divided world
Posted on March 22, 2010 | 16 CommentsPublic lecture by Anwar Ibrahim at the London School of Economics, March 18, 2010. Click 'play' to listen to the audio recording of the speech (which includes a Q&A session). The speech transcript is available below. -
Finding our way in New Asia
Posted on March 16, 2010 | 5 CommentsIn a parliamentary speech last week, Nominated MP Calvin Cheng pointed out that it is a common misconception that imitation of the West is the same as being global and modern. This would indeed be the case if modernisation is narrowly defined as catching-up. He went on to say that there is no point to try to be the New York of the East. If the original is so easily reachable, then there is no attraction in the replica. Against the rising Asian tide in the international political economy, Singapore appears to be suffering from a colonial hangover. -
Why our names matter
Posted on March 1, 2010 | 1 CommentIn our increasingly digitalized world, it is not that difficult to implement such a naming conventions generator. Either that or something which allows for recognition of names straddling different cultural boundaries has to be implemented. Yes, our names do matter a lot, especially how we read and interpret them. And it is about time we do something about the part about the reading and interpretation part, albeit in a culturally sensitive way.