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How Singapore sees its millennials (and it's not a pretty picture)
Read & WatchPeople vote for populist leaders who promise them easy solutions; people vote in a parliament that is divided and fractured and that negative cycle continues to spiral downwards … It is critical in the next election for us to send that positive signal not just to ourselves but to the rest of the world, that we can easily go on an upward spiral and pull apart from the competition.
I feel scared. There's no way out. All I can do is fight to the end.
Ending violence and restoring order is the most pressing task we have in Hong Kong.
The ocean was so beautiful back then, with many fishes and Nemo (clownfish), but after 2007, it has changed. I couldn’t see the seabed because it’s covered by marine debris.
Sometimes the best counsellors don’t have a counselling certificate. They have a good heart and have a good listening ear.
If I want my children to be brave, to be polite, to be non-fussy eaters, to be curious, I have to be that role model first. So I have, since becoming a mother, consciously stepped out of my comfort zone because I want to encourage my children to overcome their fears.
