Singapore seeks to manage political change
By Nopporn Wong-Anan SINGAPORE, June 28 (Reuters) - Resourceful, but resource-scarce, Singapore has nimbly changed with the times in its first 50 years of self-governance. But the global economic slowdown has thrown the trade-dependent city-state into its worst recession and issues from unemployment to huge losses at two sovereign...
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From Dr Mahathir's blog 1. I read somewhere that the Singapre Parliament made up of 82 PAP (People's Action Party) members and two opposition (made bankrupt by the Singapore Government) have just passed a new law which defines one person as an assembly. Before according to Singapore laws, 5 people would constitute an assembly...
I want to retire from Politics – and they are giving me the chance to go with a bang! :)
By Chia Ti Lik (An extract from his blog) Of late I had been hit with a heavy bout of lethargy because work has been treating me badly and I was nursing a depressed mood because my bikes were breaking down and my audio system is not performing the way it should. My political comrades could not pull me out of the rut simply...
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