Government & Policy Jobs & Economy News Minimum Income Standards in Singapore Go Beyond Necessities. It’s Also About Self-Respect. We need to acknowledge the less privileged as people who want to feel good about themselves too. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek September 19, 2023
Government & Policy News Long BTO MOPs Are Essential. But What Happens When Life Gets Messy? Not for the commitment-phobes and the finicky. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek August 23, 2023
News Politics Questions That Still Remain After the Latest Parliament Sitting Newly minted Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng certainly had his work cut out for him today. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek August 2, 2023
Government & Policy News Politics The People’s Association Doesn’t Engage in Political Activities. But It’s Not Apolitical. PA's history and make-up show that it has the capacity to be political—even if unintended or implicit. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek April 25, 2023
News A Boy Humped a Cat. Should We Be Sharing Clips of Him? Animal cruelty should be condemned. So should we avoid publicly shaming a minor who clearly needs psychological help. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek April 12, 2023
News Dee Kosh’s Return To Social Media Isn’t Surprising. The Support He’s Getting Is. Ex-offenders deserve second chances and shouldn’t face prejudice because of their past crimes. But Dee Kosh’s apparent PR campaign is problematic. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek April 3, 2023
Jobs & Economy News Has Singapore Come to the Point of ‘Every Tuition Centre a Good Tuition Centre’? When local tuition centres need to offer more than just free notepads and private tutoring. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek March 21, 2023
Government & Policy Immigration Politics Forget English. Test Aspiring Singaporean Citizens on Singlish Instead. Want to be a Singaporean citizen or Permanent Resident? Know the nuances of Singlish first. by Kimberly Lim and Hykel Quek March 1, 2023