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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Multiple police reports filed against Jason Tan

A TRE reader by the name of Mr Lee filed a police report against grassroots leader Jason Tan on Tuesday (21 Apr) for allegedly violating the Penal Code: Earlier a TRE reader wrote in to complain that Jason Tan, a grassroots leader from Telok Blangah, had made an obscene threat against teenager Amos Yee ('Grassroots leader threatens...

PM Lee: Mr Nathan ‘has always been a fighter’

Lieutenant Kokubu (left) and Nathan (right) Yesterday (22 Apr), the family of former President S R Nathan issued a statement saying that he suffered a stroke and has been warded in SGH. “Former President S R Nathan suffered a stroke last Tuesday 14 April and was admitted to hospital. He is recovering and is now undergoing...

6 of 100 most wanted PRC fugitives in Singapore

Li Huabo (Photo: BusinessWeek) Beijing released a detailed list of 100 most wanted fugitives yesterday (22 Apr), as part of its “Sky Net” global anti-graft operation. It wants to extradite the fugitives back to China to face trials. The fugitives are subject to Interpol red notices, which appeal for the location and arrest...

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