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Security
An epidemic of corpses
It may have been just a flash in the pan, but worried Singaporeans ponder what's becoming of their once tranquil, low crime city. By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
Jul 10, 2011

Society
Teen violence
It will need more than stern police action to end this social malady among disenchanted Singaporean youths. By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
Mar 20, 2010

National Service
A little doubt
With uncommitted foreigners making up 36% of the ntion, some servicemen are asking: "Why are we serving to defend them?" By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
Mar 20, 2010

Security
Challening the law
With weaker jobs and over-crowding by a million foreign workers, police will find it tougher to keep the peace in Singapore. By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
Mar 20, 2010

The capture:
Who gets the credit?
Kastari’s arrest and the claim for top credits: Who provided the crucial intelligence, and when will he be returned to Singapore? Commentary. By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
May 8, 2009

Wong Kan Seng
Unprecedented pressures
Not all is right with the ministry he heads after a series of glaring blunders. By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
June 28, 2008

Molest
Grassroots leader charged
A ruling party grassroots leader faces charge of molesting a minor at hotel. Read
Jun 14, 2008

Courts
”My heart saddens”
A Singaporean questions fairness of a court decision. By Kevin. Read
Jun 11, 2008

Mas Selamat:
The faces get redder...
As 21 days of disruptive nationwide search produce no clues where the escapee could be. By Seah Chiang Nee. Read
Mar 22, 2008

Singapore’s
Languishing lawyers
Few people want to be called to the bar in the Lion City. Asia Sentinel. Read
Mar 20, 2008

Mas Selamat
CID investigates
It wants to know if there was 'criminal wrongdoing' in the escape of Singapore's top terrorist suspect. Littlespeck. Read
Mar 9, 2008

National service
A ‘White Horse’ recruit
PM Lee Hsien Loong’s youngest son starts basic military training amidst ‘security’ reports blogger. Read
Jan 14, 2008