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Lee Kuan Yew united Singapore, but now his children Lee Hsien Loong, Lee Wei Ling and Lee Hsien Yang are at loggerheads over the fate of the family home - Vimarsana News

Lee Kuan Yew united Singapore, but now his children Lee Hsien Loong, Lee Wei Ling and Lee Hsien Yang are at loggerheads over the fate of the family home

Lee Kuan Yew united Singapore, but his death sparked a spectacular unravelling of his family that has left Singaporeans divided and asking questions about the future.

Source: afr.com
No-contest elections are bad, but too many contenders could also be undesirable: Walter Woon - Vimarsana News

No-contest elections are bad, but too many contenders could also be undesirable: Walter Woon

Not “the more the merrier”.

Leading Asian Producers Talk Trends at AAAs Conference - Vimarsana News

Leading Asian Producers Talk Trends at AAAs Conference

Producers and directors of some of the titles in the running for best drama at the Asian Academy Creative Awards (AAAs) Gala Final in Singapore weighed in on the storytelling process and scripted trends at a panel today moderated by World Screen’s Mansha Daswani.

Christopher Lee's Dishing With Chris Lee wins at ContentAsia Awards - Vimarsana News

Christopher Lee's Dishing With Chris Lee wins at ContentAsia Awards

The eight-episode series features Lee, who grew up in a kampung, cooking with guests in a rustic setting. Read more at straitstimes.com.

'Unconstitutional', 'unenforceable', 'equal protection': How did Section 377A get to this point? - Vimarsana News

'Unconstitutional', 'unenforceable', 'equal protection': How did Section 377A get to this point?

The law criminalising gay sex has been in the spotlight in recent weeks, amid talk of a possible review. The Straits Times looks at some of the key issues. Section 377A of the Penal Code is a law criminalising sex between men, which is not enforced. It was introduced in 1938 by the British colonial government, and was likely partially...