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SINGAPORE, July 23 — Former GIC investment chief Ng Kok Song’s entry into the presidential race could see him competing for votes with both former Deputy Prime Minister Tharman...

SINGAPORE, July 20 — The extramarital affairs involving politicians in the People’s Action Party (PAP) and the Workers’ Party (WP) have dominated headlines this past week,...

Singapore News - On Wednesday, the Workers’ Party (WP) announced at a media conference that its Aljunied MP Leon Perera and senior party leader Nicole Seah... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE — The resignations of Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin and Tampines GRC MP Cheng Li Hui over an affair show the Government understands that Singaporeans expect high standards of their leaders. But the timing of the resignations also raises questions about why the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) chose to keep it under wraps until now, said political observers...

SINGAPORE, July 18 — The emergence of several scandals and controversies in quick succession will make it more challenging for the People’s Action Party (PAP) to repair its...

SINGAPORE - Emeritus Professor Tan Yock Lin, a senior law professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS), died after he was involved in a road accident on Friday morning (July 7). He was 70. In an e-mail sent by NUS law faculty dean Andrew Simester to staff on Saturday, which was seen by The Straits Times, Professor Simester said:...

SINGAPORE: Members of Singapore's legal fraternity on Sunday (Jul 9) paid tribute to the late law professor Tan Yock Lin, describing the 70-year-old as a learned mentor always generous with his time for others. “We are profoundly saddened by Professor Tan Yock Lin’s passing, and our deepest condolences

A senior law professor at NUS has passed away in an accident at Upper Thomson Road recently, with investigations now ongoing.

Described as "a legal giant" by one of his peers, Prof Tan Yock Lin was 70. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Hundreds of students are turning to tuition centres to take mock mid-year examinations after all primary and secondary schools here scrapped the mid-terms across all levels from 2023.