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Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China

China is able to make remarkable progress over the past three decades and longer. The China media often described the progress as being made "under the leadership of the Communist Party of China". The western media has criticized this system as being undemocratic. I hold a different view. The one party system ensures that the...

A look-back at the intricacies and intrigues of the political regime

The protagonists were a pompous former PM Lee Kuan Yew , an iniquitous former permanent secretary Tay Seow Huah and charlatan ex-president SR Nathan. Sir Thomas Raffles discovered Singapore in 1819 and with his uncanny foresight and the entrepreurial industry of the Chinese immigrant turned this fishing village into what is...

A good system to pass laws

China has a good system to pass their national laws. The main body to pass laws is the National People's Congress (NPC). The laws are scrutinized and debated in the standing committee and then presented to the NPC for voting. Critics said that the NPC is a rubber stamping body. This is an unfair way to describe it. As the NPC...

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