TR EMERITUS

From our Correspondent Much has been written on the economic impact of the uncontrolled influx of foreigners into Singapore. Little is known about the underlying political implications. While no studies have been conducted on the voting patterns of immigrants, it is likely that a majority of them will be pro-government, given... 

By Bhaskaran Kunju, Political Correspondent The ongoing debate over PRs balloting for places in schools with Singapore citizens seems to have once again deepened the divide between citizens and non-citizens. Readers have written in and commented online their thoughts on Mrs Sweta Agarwal’s letter which proved to be the catalyst... 

By Imran Ahmed, Business Correspondent There are two subjects that seem to be absorbing the attention of Singaporeans these days: immigration and Temasek. Wearing my banker / asset manager hat, I believe the recent changes in the Temasek Charter are a step in the right direction. The quicker that Temasek and its corporate culture...