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Archive for the ‘World’ Category

Shen Zhen Metro

Shen Zhen Metro Just visited Shenzhen (GuangDong, China) again recently and it always amazed me whenever I went over there from Hong Kong. There are two things which always amazed me.... The efficiency of clearing custom and the MTR system in Shenzhen. There are two crossing points along the border of HK and Shenzhen. The...

The world in 2027

No “smart homes” and driverless cars in cities. From http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-41694991 Back in 2001 a book called “The Future of Wireless Communications” predicted the following technology developments by 2020: A personal communicator that would book flights and allow you to check in at airports. A personalised...

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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