Zoher Abdoolcarim, the former Asia editor of Time magazine, talks about making Lee Kuan Yew cry and why being a true Hongkonger is not all about being Chinese.
It was where Lee Kuan Yew lived for decades ... Most of the house was spartan. The furniture was old and mismatched; the family bathed by scooping water from earthenware vessels.
Lee Kuan Yew, prime minister of the city-state of Singapore, is a mayor who talks as though he may one day be a world statesman. The 44-year-old prime minister is an imposing figure who gives the ...
Lee Kuan Yew was a politician, lawyer, and the first prime minister of Singapore, serving from 1959 to 1990. Often regarded as the architect of modern Singapore, Lee transformed the small ...
The grandson of Singapore’s founding PM Lee Kuan Yew appears in the video along with three others from Russia, Nicaragua and Hungary.
Although deeply hurt by the snub, 32-year-old Lee Kuan Yew immediately demonstrated what would become a lifelong political skill: salvaging success from disaster. Singapore was admitted to the UN and ...
it would be Lee Kuan Yew. In 2005, when Lee was about 82 years old and held an emeritus position as minister mentor, we approached his people about an open-ended interview, no holds barred.
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