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Ukraine War has implications for Asia-Pacific: PM Lee

The ongoing war in Ukraine has implications for the Asia-Pacific region, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his speech at the Joint Press Conference with United States President Joe Biden on Mar 29, 2022. “There are potential flash points a ...

30 March 2022

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Leaders of men & nations forged in the crucible of fire: David Ben-Gurion

Last month as the House deliberated on the Committee of Privileges’ recommendations, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivered a speech centred on democracy and the integrity of the Parliament. His speech bore a passage that may have ...

29 March 2022

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White Paper on Women’s Development advances the work the PAP govt started decades ago: Masagos

The White Paper on Singapore Women’s Development is the latest milestone and advances the work the PAP government started decades ago, said Social and Family Development Minister Masagos Zulkifli in a Facebook post yesterday (Mar 28, 2022). The ...

29 March 2022

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Feeling uncertain about things? Here’s a message of care & commitment from Lawrence Wong

While it’s all round good news for businesses and majority of the people living in Singapore, a handful might be feeling uncertain about the easing of restrictions. It’s understandable. In fact, people are encouraged to remain vigilant be ...

26 March 2022

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Why teaching with masks on is challenging for both teachers & students, explained by Chan Chun Sing

Following the announcement that selected teachers and students will have the option to remove their masks during language and literacy lessons from Mar 29, 2022, Education Minister Chan Chun Sing further explained the move with a Facebook post. He wr ...

26 March 2022

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PM Lee thanks healthcare workers, says govt mindful not to stress healthcare workers and system to breaking point

Even though safe measure management measures (SMMs) will be eased with effect Mar 29, 2022, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said that the government is mindful not to stress our healthcare workers and system to breaking point. “We must not place ...

24 March 2022

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S’poreans’ trust in Govt key in fight against Covid-19: PM Lee

In his live broadcast on Mar 24, 2022, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong highlighted that trust in the government played an important part in the nation’s fight against Covid-19. The daily new cases over the last two weeks have been coming down

24 March 2022

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PSA: PM Lee to address S’pore on Mar 24, 2022, 11am on Covid-19 situation

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will address Singapore tomorrow (Mar 24) at 11am on the Covid-19 situation in a live broadcast. In his Facebook post on Mar 23, announcing the broadcast, he added that he will speak on the situation and the

23 March 2022

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Migrant worker helps retrieve S’pore woman’s AirPods stuck in drain; she gifts him red packet soon after

Here’s some positivity to kick off the day. One Ms Elaine Liu posted on TikTok on Mar 15 chronicling the experience of how her Airpods dropped into the drain during a downpour. Ms Liu said that she was cycling and had brushed

17 March 2022

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Buangkok sword incident is latest addition in long line of stories exemplifying one united S’pore

Fadhil Yusop, the man who was caught swinging a sword at pedestrians and several cars, was charged on Mar 16 with a charge of voluntarily causing hurt with a samurai sword on Monday (Mar 14) at Buangkok Square mall. The 37-year-old, who

16 March 2022

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ST calls Budget 2022’s plans as building blocks for a fairer, greener & more inclusive S’pore

In a comprehensive report on this year’s Budget published on Mar 12, The Straits Times wrote that “the debates on each ministry’s spending plans could perhaps be described as the building blocks for what this Singapore could look li ...

15 March 2022

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The need for a Healthier SG is urgent. This dozy writer agrees.

Here’s the truth: This writer finds it hard to concentrate while watching Parliament sittings, especially those sessions after lunch. Because food coma – the direct result of a carb-laden meal that gives a momentarily spike before your head com ...

10 March 2022

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Plans to speed up net zero emissions is Party’s commitment on behalf of future generations of S’poreans

In an ambitious and decisive move, Singapore is targeting to achieve net zero emissions by or around mid-century, in line with the Glasgow Climate Pact, said Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean on Mar 8 during the Committee of Supply Debate. It is

10 March 2022

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Ong Ye Kung jokes he will still say yes to Jumbo treat despite being told to cut down on seafood

In a rare light-hearted moment, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung joked that he will still say yes to a Jumbo Seafood treat despite being told to cut down on seafood due to high cholesterol. He was speaking at the Ministry of Health

9 March 2022

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MOE for schools must become MOE for life: Chan Chun Sing

Ministry of Education (MOE) must take a life course approach to education, said Education Minister Chan Chun Sing in his Committee of Supply speech on Mar 7. “‘MOE for schools’, must become ‘MOE for life’,” he reit ...

7 March 2022

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COMPASS points to a future with strong S’porean core

Just a few days ago, NTUC’s Deputy Secretary-General Chee Hong Tat presented in Parliament the labour movement’s approach of better growth, protection and skills, or GPS. Underscoring the importance of charting the right direction, Manpow ...

5 March 2022

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GPS approach to workers will ensure S’pore moves toward the right direction

A strong tripartite partnership will enable workers to benefit from better growth, protection and skills – or GPS – according to Deputy Secretary-General of the labour movement Chee Hong Tat. While this GPS shows us how to get there, we must be

2 March 2022

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As part of a shared humanity, our sanctions on Russia are the right thing to do

Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said today (Feb 28) that Singapore shall impose sanctions such as export controls on items that can be used directly as weapons in Ukraine to inflict harm, and blocks on certain Russian banks and financial ...

28 February 2022

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LKY’s 1966 poisonous shrimp analogy & how it laid the foundation of today’s SAF

In a world of “big fish eat small fish; small fish eat shrimps”, Singapore must be a poisonous shrimp in order to survive, said founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew back in 1966. “There are various types of shrimps. Some shrimps sta

27 February 2022

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4 lessons for S’pore from the 2014 Ukraine crisis

Eight years ago, Russia seized the Crimean peninsula, prompting then Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam to deliver a speech in parliament, strongly objecting to the invasion. He said: “We strongly object to any unprovoked invasion of a sovere ...

25 February 2022

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Amendments to AMLA will have real, actionable benefits for S’pore’s Muslim community

Ukraine War has implications for Asia-Pacific: PM Lee

Leaders of men & nations forged in the crucible of fire: David Ben-Gurion

White Paper on Women’s Development advances the work the PAP govt started decades ago: Masagos

Feeling uncertain about things? Here’s a message of care & commitment from Lawrence Wong

Why teaching with masks on is challenging for both teachers & students, explained by Chan Chun Sing

PM Lee thanks healthcare workers, says govt mindful not to stress healthcare workers and system to breaking point

S’poreans’ trust in Govt key in fight against Covid-19: PM Lee

PSA: PM Lee to address S’pore on Mar 24, 2022, 11am on Covid-19 situation

Migrant worker helps retrieve S’pore woman’s AirPods stuck in drain; she gifts him red packet soon after

Buangkok sword incident is latest addition in long line of stories exemplifying one united S’pore

ST calls Budget 2022’s plans as building blocks for a fairer, greener & more inclusive S’pore

The need for a Healthier SG is urgent. This dozy writer agrees.

Plans to speed up net zero emissions is Party’s commitment on behalf of future generations of S’poreans

Ong Ye Kung jokes he will still say yes to Jumbo treat despite being told to cut down on seafood

MOE for schools must become MOE for life: Chan Chun Sing

COMPASS points to a future with strong S’porean core

GPS approach to workers will ensure S’pore moves toward the right direction

As part of a shared humanity, our sanctions on Russia are the right thing to do

LKY’s 1966 poisonous shrimp analogy & how it laid the foundation of today’s SAF

4 lessons for S’pore from the 2014 Ukraine crisis

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