Asia Sentinel

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The vulture capitalists swoop down

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Some of the island republic's children are wanted more than others

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Meeting in Singapore seeks to push the trade door wider across the Pacific Ocean

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'Crappy' boat or revolutionary new naval weapon?

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On a wide range of economic pointers, Southeast Asia is gaining fast

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Reluctance in reporting on the sensational death of a young American researcher

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Did a young American engineer commit suicide, or was he murdered?

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A stubborn citizenry
refuses to people the earth

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Veteran journalist and editor dies in Singapore

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Are western management ideas crippling Asian business education?

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Opposition's by-election win could herald a new era

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Churches demand that the government not decriminalize gay sex

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PAP uses clout to deny services to opposition constituency

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Exploitation, corporate greed, authoritarian hangovers, but it may be changing

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Sovereign wealth firm rescues ailing commodities trader

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But heavy-handed action raises questions by ministries

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A tableau for the Duke and Duchess

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But increasingly in the west the practice is losing favor

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The island republic’s ministry of education rebuilds its sex education programs

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A four-year study says the biggest problem for cities is simple leaky pipes

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A clever graphic tells just how big the problem is

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Publication in the National Gazette was just one of many tools including contempt of court and libel suits

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Are there indeed two laws for the rich and poor in Singapore? Bloggers say yes

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Twenty-five years later, a handful of people seek to redress an old wrong

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Wreck sparks anger at the million-odd immigrants brought in as a result of government policy

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Underage hooker exposes the grime beneath Lion City's gleam

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A safe haven in case there’s trouble, either from ethnic strife – or the law

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Having tired of Malaysian style journalism, the Kuok family turns to Singapore

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There is growing focus on the health of the oceans, and not a moment too soon

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Or Inaction?

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Wherein our wine writer goes on a rant about modern western food

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Campaign to preserve Chinese cemetery pushes on against the odds

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Our Wandering Palate finds his comfort zone in Luke's Oyster Bar and Chop House of Singapore

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A blogger feels the wrath of the ruling family

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A columnist discovers a treasure trove in Singapore

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Our Wandering Palate dines before wandering onto his airplane

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Iggy's

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Our Wandering Palate nearly loses it over a new kind of xiaolongbao

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Our Wandering Palate says Coriander Leaf beats out the Italian competition and then some

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Bloggers, others question why nobody showed up for Occupy Raffles Square.

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Wee Nam Kee, 275 Thomson Road #01-05 Novena Vile, opposite Novena Church, Singapore

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Banks haven’t learned anything about risk management

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Changed statistics show that harsh policies aren’t working as well as had been hoped

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Wow, a real election!

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A largely ceremonial presidential post has some real candidates

Rupert says the lion city is his version of utopia

{mosimage}Worrying early signs, startup problems plague the Lion City's gaming

{mosimage}The island republic sends forth yet another electoral Trojan horse

{mosimage}Aristocratic lineage isn't a qualification for financial management

{mosimage}Right-wing Christians rout a women's group's leadership, only to be re-ousted

{mosimage}Singapore continues to grow on everybody else's land

{mosimage}From a proud tower in the town/Death looks gigantically down/On the island republic

{mosimage}Singapore again ousts the editor of the Asia Sentinel

{mosimage}This time the Lee family's personal fief reaches all the way to New York

{mosimage}UBS's problems come home to roost in the Island Republic

{mosimage}Lee Hsien Loong's wife leaves Temasek just in time for her successor to reap the bad news

{mosimage}Singapore debates legalizing payment to voluntary organ donors

{mosimage}A high court judge reinvents Alice in Wonderland in a contempt case

{mosimage}The island republic's premier sovereign wealth fund takes another massive writeoff

{mosimage}The island republic seeks to free itself from possible blackmail by Malaysia

{mosimage} So far, so good for a region that has practiced prudent financial management for the past 10 years, but it may not last

{mosimage}The Lee family again uses its tame courts to wipe out political opposition

The island republic’s attorney general files contempt charges against the Wall Street Journal Asia for unfavorable editorials

The government unveils new ways to get couples to couple

A Singaporean court allows the Lee family to expand its libel suit against the Far Eastern Economic Review

The bull market tide goes out, leaving the lion city’s sovereign wealth firm gasping on the shore

Lee Kuan Yew testifies to a laudatory letter that was never sent by an international legal organization

A former detainee tells how hard it is to break out of Singapore’s most secure detention facility

Few people want to be called to the bar in the Lion City

The Lion City mounts a massive manhunt for an unlikely prison escapee

The world’s highest-paid public servants get a second round of pay increases with the New Year

Singapore’s Lee family once again finds an insult where there appears to be none, and collects money for it

Chee Soon Juan Back Behind Bars for Opposing One-Party Rule

There could be less than meets the eye to the latest terrorism arrests by Singaporean authorities.

Chee Soon Juan dares the International Bar Association to invite Singapore opposition figures to speak at their controversial October conclave in the island republic

Maybe not, but Singapore Airlines’ iconic in-flight symbol may in for rough weather

The International Bar Association says Singapore is a fine place for an annual  conference.  The group says holding a convention in the island republic is the best way of publicizing legal shortcomings. Others disagree.

In a procedural decision against the Far Eastern Economic Review, a Singapore judge refuses to allow the magazine outside counsel

The International Bar Association’s October meet runs into more flak as questions are raised about judicial independence in the authoritarian city state

International Bar Association draws fire for choosing the rigid city state as the venue for its annual conference

A Singaporean TV production house goes looking for freebies

A Closed Door to a free Press