Change, but on our terms
By Neil Khor for Malaysiakini In the aftermath of Lee Kuan Yew’s visit, many Malaysians wrote about the ‘missed opportunity’ that Singapore represents. In a nutshell, our pace of development could have been much faster and more comprehensive. We would have become as ‘rich’ as Singapore. This type of thinking is what...
Dr M’s dagger out for ‘little emperor’
From Malaysiakini Their animosity is legendary. And although the two are just over a decade shy of turning a century old, their skills have not diminished with age. For eight days, Singapore's former premier and current minister mentor Lee Kuan Yew has been touring Malaysia, meeting leaders from both Barisan Nasional and Pakatan...
Pearls for LKY to take home
By Brian Yap from The Malaysian Insider For all our silly posturing and lame jokes about one another, only those blinded by knee-jerk nationalism can deny that Malaysia and Singapore are inextricably linked. Our ties go deeper than the fact that we both find Phua Chu Kang funny (well, some of us do, anyway), and certainly deeper...
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