Singaporea s Useful Peasants
Singapore's high-rise condominiums, including these photographed on August 30, 2010, are constructed in part by immigrant labor.
Move to have zero vehicular growth to tackle road jams "imminent"
SINGAPORE: Congestion on Singapore's roads has renewed calls for more aggressive measures to curb the vehicle population.
Be Responsible and Accountable Please
This blog is about the political struggle I am engaging in Singapore. The title "Singapore Alternatives" is chosen because my only political dream is to build a true alternative in Singapore.
Taiwan News
POLITICAL GAMESMANSHIP: Although Jaw Shaw-kong said 80 percent of Cabinet members should be replaced, Wu Den-yih took that as praise for their integrity By Mo Yan-chih, Shih Hsiu-chuan and Vincent Y. Chao Taipei Mayor Hau Lung-bin yesterday said he was optimistic about his chances for re-election in the special municipalities elections, brushing ...
PM Lee congratulates PM Gillard
SINGAPORE: Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said he looks forward to working closely with Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard to further strengthen relations between both countries.
S.African in 'Millionaire' draw
Jacobus de Vries , 51, now stands a one-in-six chance of winning S$1 million in cash after taking part in Changi Airport Group's monthly draw when he visited Singapore with his family for a holiday in July.
Getting PRs to become citizens a wider integration attempt: observers
SINGAPORE: Getting Permanent Residents to take up Singapore citizenship stems from a wider attempt at integration, said observers reacting to Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong's remark.
Talk of the day -- Singapore PM on cooperation pact with Taiwan
The content of a proposed economic cooperation agreement between Taiwan and Singapore will become clear in a few months, Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in a Sept.
PM Lee begins China working visit in Chongqing
CHONGQING, China: Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is in Chongqing at the start of his working visit to China.
Upgrading signalling system for trains to cost $1b, says SM Goh
SINGAPORE: It will cost the government S$1 billion to upgrade the train signalling system to increase capacity and reduce waiting time for commuters.
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