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The hottest topic of the season on the local blogosphere is the 'National Conversation'.   Everyboy's talking about why we need ...

Much was debated during the Presidential Elections in 2011 about the power of the Elected President in Singapore.  There were those that arg...

On 20th April 2012, the Monetary Authority of Singapore announced that Singapore will give a "bilateral loan of US$4 billion to the In...

For an election that is not going to make a great deal of difference in our political power structure, the Presidential Election has surpris...

Whatever I am going to say here is purely unscientific and is based on a gut feeling resulting from observing current debates about the Pres...

The Presidential Election Committee must grant a Certificate of Eligibility to a candidate before he would be able to contest the Presidenti...

Dr Tony Tan is contesting in the Presidential Elections. I'm sure the Committee will approve his candidature. He fits the criteria stip...

The debate on the President's powers is taking a healthy turn. I'm glad that netizens are weighing in with good arguments one way or...

I didn’t think that there was much hope for Vui Kong in the recent application before the High Court. Even if the Court had decided that th...

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I posted the following on the Soulcast blog on 18 August 2006 and it was titled: "Why I admire America". Today with the historic ...

The scenes are euphoric. The moment is historic. A man of partial African origin has become the President-elect of the most powerful nation...

Ron Paul, the Libertarian leaning Republican, has officially dropped out of the Republican race. Although realistically he was not going to...

The First African slaves were introduced into what is today the United States in the year 1619. In 1641, Massachusetts legalised slavery. In...