Terry Xu is the Editor In Chief of a local news outlet in Singapore, focusing on delivering news and analysis on current events, politics, and social issues in Singapore. Terry's work has also been featured in The Online Citizen, a platform that aims to provide an alternative perspective on Singaporean news and politics.
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By: Terry Xu
LWL and LHY honour LKY's second wish to demolish Oxley Road after his first wish for a quick, dignified death wasn’t fulfilled in 2015.
Chinese wine finds itself at an inflection point. Gone are the heady days of the early noughties when frenzied buying of Bordeaux first growths for business gifting was the norm in China.
By: Terry Xu
Was Edwin Tong’s exemption of NTUC Income’s S$2 billion surplus without conditions during privatisation an oversight?
By: Terry Xu
The Singapore government's delay in making a final ruling on 38 Oxley Road has raised concerns about whether the move is politically motivated. With the upcoming 2025 general election, some speculate that the PAP government is postponing a decision that could go against the majority's support for demolition.
By: Terry Xu
The Straits Times wrongly linked a Clementi murder suspect to grassroots activities, a claim refuted by the People's Association. Despite the error, no POFMA correction was issued, raising concerns about potential double standards in its application, especially compared to cases involving alternative media.
By: Terry Xu
The Singapore government has repeatedly claimed that Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s Last Will was executed under misleading circumstances, alleging that he was misled regarding his final wishes. Evidence in correspondence between LKY and his lawyer, however, challenges these assertions and suggests alignment with LKY’s intentions.
By: Terry Xu
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s decision to stay silent and allow an unnamed spokesperson to address Lee Hsien Yang’s call to demolish 38 Oxley Road raises questions about his leadership style. This approach contrasts with late Lee Kuan Yew’s directness, sparking debate on handling legacy issues.
By: Terry Xu
With Lee Hsien Loong no longer Prime Minister, his current stance on demolishing 38 Oxley Road is unclear. The historic property, subject of past family discord and public debate, is now under review by the National Heritage Board for possible preservation, raising questions about Lee's influence.
By: Terry Xu
As Singapore nears its next general election, a leadership shift within the PAP may soon see Prime Minister Lawrence Wong assume full authority from Lee Hsien Loong. However, speculation persists over whether Wong will inherit the role of Secretary General, with key questions on legacy and autonomy remaining.
By: Terry Xu
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has not set a date for Singapore's next General Election, despite constitutional deadlines making a September 2025 polling date highly likely.
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