2005 was the 40th anniversary of Singapore's independence. This collection of essays by Singapore's past and present diplomats tells the remarkable story of how this small and vulnerable country has become a stable, prosperous and respected member of the international community. The essays include those from the late President Wee Kim Wee and President S R Nathan as well as seminal contributions from the four former Foreign Ministers - Mr S Rajaratnam, Mr S Dhanabalan, Mr Wong Kan Seng and Professor S Jayakumar. The current Foreign Minister, Mr George Yeo, has written the foreword. The absorbing stories about people, places and international politics make this book a highly enjoyable read for all who are interested in Singapore, its history, and foreign policy.In the stories contained in this book you will find and discover:
Accompanying CD-ROM contains e-book and teacher's guide. The story and post-reading activities can be used by teachers to explain concepts such as resilence, vigilance and unity.
Little Red Dot
This simple story is sure to delight babies and toddler who will enjoy finding the red dot and then seeing what it becomes. This book is part of the Kika's First Books series, created by Altan for his young child.
Each page contains an original piece of artwork that challenges the reader to find the one red dot.
Come join Allegra in her journey of making new memories
Checked. The motor vehicles were lined up? Checked. The aircraft's steps (or motorized stairs) were ready? Oops. WHERE WERE THE STAIRS) They were nowhere to be seen. Turning to my senior Protocol officer Lee Eng Chong, I said, ...
The first two volumes of The Little Red Dot series covered a wide range of views about Singapore's diplomacy by Singaporean diplomats.
Red Dot Irreal
After a classical South Indian performance, the music began to rock. American drums shared the stage with the Indian mrudungam and tambala in “Vedic rock”—religious lyrics set to a fusion of rock, jazz, and Indian popular Bollywood ...
These are not made up stories, but you will live the events as they actually happened. These stories are told by those officers who were shot, in a millisecond by millisecond, and bullet by bullet sequence.