EU nations change strategy after being slow off the mark
HEADING EAST
* Racing into Asia ------------------
* Better late than never. This seems to be the attitude of European investors as they rush
Author: Derwin Pereira
Lecturer sees smooth succession in Indonesia
Suharto 'will not undermine his legacy of development'
POLITICAL succession in Indonesia will proceed smoothly as President Suharto will not want instability to
PM Goh happy that Rao has raised ‘Indian fever’
THE visit of Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao has raised the temperature of the "Indian fever" generated by Mr Goh Chok Tong's
India to look into woes of S’pore businessmen
INDIAN PM'S VISIT
INDIAN Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao has said he would direct his officials to look into problems faced by Singaporeans
Ties between China and India back on track
INDIAN PM'S VISIT
INDIA and China have come to terms with each other and are starting to link up in many fields.
The two
S’pore and S. Korea in landmark deal
Major companies in third-country joint ventures
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SINGAPORE and South Korea will launch joint ventures in third countries in a landmark deal between two
S. Korean PM here on visit to forge trade partnership
SOUTH Korea's Prime Minister Lee Yung Dug arrived yesterday for a three-day visit aimed at forging a trade partnership with Singapore.
Mr Lee,
US team praises grassroots touch
Congress staff are impressed with meet-the-people sessions.
AMERICAN congressional staff members said yesterday that they were impressed by the ability of Singapore's political
2 varsities for S’poreans to study Malay
TWO Malaysian universities have reserved nine places for Singaporean teachers to pursue a degree in Bahasa Melayu.
The two - University of Malaya
KL studying Singapore’s junior-college system
MALAYSIA planned to implement aspects of Singapore's junior-college system and training programmes of technical institutes in the Republic, the Malaysian Education Minister,
South Africa : Honeymoon’s over
South African President Nelson Mandela will have been in office for 100 days tomorrow. Derwin Pereira of the Foreign Desk, who was
Share technology, US and Japan urged
GREAT powers like the United States and Japan should be technology and information providers, according to Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
"Major powers