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BiblioAsia, 01 aprile 2026

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ArticleDir­ector’s Note

It’s the year of the horse, accord­ing to the Chinese cal­en­dar, and I’m happy to report that as we gal­lop into the new year, Bib­li­oAsia has plenty of new and inter­est­ing stor­ies for you to graze on. Our cover story looks at the milk drink­ing...

Dir­ector’s Note

ArticleP. Ram­lee: e Singa­pore Years

e form­at­ive years of the legendary singer, actor and lmmaker P. Ram­lee unfol­ded in Singa­pore, a city he not only helped to enliven through his pres­ence and artistry but also cap­tured with endur­ing vivid­ness in his songs and lms.

P. Ram­lee: e Singa­pore Years

ArticleE Great Clean-up of the Singa­pore River

In a Bib­li­oAsia Pod­cast epis­ode, writer Sam­antha Boh tells us how civil ser­vant Lee Ek Tieng and his team at the Min­istry of Envir­on­ment over­came the chal­lenges of clean­ing up the Singa­pore River.

E Great Clean-up of the Singa­pore River

ArticleNew Books on Singa­pore His­tory

Arabs of Singa­pore: 200 Years On; e Albatross File: Inside Sep­ar­a­tion; and e Ben­jamin Sheares Story: From Pion­eer­ing Gyn­ae­co­lo­gist to Singa­pore Pres­id­ent are some of the new books avail­able at the National Lib­rary.

New Books on Singa­pore His­tory

ArticleE Archi­tect of Sep­ar­a­tion

Rather than being uni­lat­er­ally kicked out in 1965, the decision that Singa­pore should sep­ar­ate from Malay­sia was a mutual one, driven in large part by the e orts of Singa­pore’s Fin­ance Min­is­ter Goh Keng Swee.

E Archi­tect of Sep­ar­a­tion

ArticleA War­time Friend­ship

Lee Kip Lee’s friend­ship with the Japan­ese mil­it­ary judge who lived next door was a friend­ship that endured even a er the war.

A War­time Friend­ship

ArticleGot Milk? e School Milk Scheme in Singa­pore

In the 1970s and 1980s, primary school chil­dren were encour­aged to drink milk in school. By the late 1980s, this ini­ti­at­ive had curdled.

Got Milk? e School Milk Scheme in Singa­pore