Lawyer Chia Ti Lik considering retirement from politics
From The Newsroom Team Lawyer Chia Ti Lik, who stood as a Workers' Party candidate in East Coast GRC during the last general election has expressed his desire to retire from politics. Writing on his blog, Chia wrote that he was feeling "depressed" and drained by his work which was compounded by ongoing police investigations...
Changes in the political system to increase number of NCMPs in Parliament to allow more alternative voices to be heard
By Bhaskaran K, Singapore Enquirer The system of Non-Constituency Members of Parliament (NCMPs) was initially instated in 1984 and was largely seen as a knee-jerk reaction to the unexpected victory of the Worker’s Party’s J.B. Jeyaratnam (JBJ) in the Anson by-elections of 1981. It marked the PAP’s first defeat post-independence...
Why is everyone excited about LKY?
By James Chin from The Malaysian Insider It’s amazing the amount of press coverage, especially in the Chinese press, devoted to the visit of Lee Kuan Yew, Minister Mentor of Singapore. In the past 48 hours, even former PM Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad got into the act by posting on his blog some, shall we say — nasty — comments...
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