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Thursday, 10 March 2016
Family’s failed bid to sue SAF sparks debate
The failed bid by the family of the late Private Dominique
Sarron Lee to sue the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) and two of its officers has
sparked a public debate on whether the Government has done right by the
full-time national serviceman (NSF). Netizens have taken to social media to air
their grievances over what they deem as missteps by the SAF and the Ministry of
Defence (Mindef).
Monday, 7 March 2016
Just who is militarising the South China Sea?
The US has repeatedly warned China not to militarise the
Spratly Islands in the South China Sea.
But China denies that it is doing or will do so and argues that it is
the United States that is militarising the region and the South China Sea
disputes.
Shanghai shows how not to start a start-up culture
“Risk-averse venture capitalist” may sound like a
contradiction in terms but, in Shanghai, it’s precisely the sort of financier
the city is looking to attract.
5 Myths About China's Missile Deployment on Woody Island
The littoral combat ship USS Fort Worth in the South China
Sea near the Spratly Islands, with as the PLA Navy guided-missile frigate
Yancheng close behind.
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