Malaysia renewed its call for Singapore to be more open to revising a water supply agreement inked in 1962 or suffer shortages as reserves shrink.
SINGAPORE (Nov 18): “I think, from their perspectives, things only get serious when their kids can’t go to school, and they can’t get their lattes and go to yoga.” — Unnamed foreign executive, to the Financial Times, referring to the expatriate community’s view of the months-long protests in Hong Kong.
Singapore should revise water deal or risk crisis, Malaysia says
