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Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

Top 10 most unquotable moments from Tan Chuan Jin

With the announcement that Tan Chuan Jin is stepping down as the Minister of Social and Family Development to take on the role of Speaker of Parliament, activist Gilbert Goh has compiled these unquotable moments to remember him by. 1. "At the end of it, everything must make sense for Singaporeans. It has to!" 2. "Money in CPF...

Demoted due to poor political acumen?

Appointed Speaker of Parliament Some people express "shock" over TCJ's apparent demotion from a full Minister to the Speaker of Parliament. Although I have once said before that TCJ, as an individual, seems to be a good person and many people who have met and talked to him would agree with me that he is really a down to Earth...

Why PM is still in Xi’s doghouse

Our navy is not just a coastal maritime defence force. While it isn’t a blue water navy, its ships can sail to the Pacific island of Guam and back: The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) and the United States Navy (USN) have completed the inaugural bilateral Exercise Pacific Griffin in the waters off Guam, the Ministry of Defence...

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