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Banking
The weakened pillar -
new
Singaporeans fret about their future as global banking
loses its shine; search begins for new economic
directions. By Seah Chiang Nee. More
Social
trend
Tale of a shop’s closure
My simple, low-cost eatery
for 24 years finally makes way for a modern minimart,
a small reflection of Singapore’s big transformation.
By Seah Chiang Nee. More
Economic
crisis
The Great Repricing
A thought-provoking speech on today's world by Singapore's
Foreign Minister George Yeo reposted in a Malaysian
blog. More
Malaysia
Negotiating with Singapore
A Malay-stream editor writes on a current topic
in a Chinese vernacular newspaper. More
Religion
Hard-sell jitters
Increasing reports of insensitive evangelism irk
many Singaporeans and raise fears about a possible
backlash. By Seah Chiang Nee. More
Hong
Kong
A Singaporean as
editor?
Grapevine: A Singaporean journalist,
who made his mark abroad, may head the top English
paper, as its tries to balance between journalism
and displeasing China, says Asia Sentinel.
More
Trends
Migration
in reverse
Jobless foreigners leave in
droves but Singaporeans don’t seem to bemoan
this recession trend. By Seah Chiang Nee.
More
Today's
headline
Hungry North Koreans - especially children - face
a ‘critical’ food situation as world
donations dry up over its nuclear tests. –
Source: UN food aid agency to AFP.
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