Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen in an interview with the media at the Ministry of Defence HQ on May 13. (ST PHOTO: GAVIN FOO) ...

SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Monday (Apr 21) thanked Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen and Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Maliki Osman for their service to Singapore as they retired ...

SINGAPORE: After 24 years in politics - 14 of that as Defence Minister - Dr Ng Eng Hen on Friday (Apr 18) announced his retirement from politics ahead of the upcoming General Election. At a press ...

Myanmar’s objection to Asean engaging more partners for defence cooperation risks undermining the Asean centrality that has been painstakingly built over more than two decades of defence cooperation, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen at the PAP rally at Bishan Stadium on April 30. With him are (from left) anchor minister for ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong expressed his gratitude to Defence Minister Dr Ng Eng Hen, who will be stepping down after 24 years in politics. In a Facebook post on Monday (April 21), PM Wong shared ...

Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said leadership succession is a cardinal strength of the party and that it was time for him to step down to make way for new candidates. - ST SINGAPORE: Defence Minister Ng ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Singapore's Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen. (PHOTO: NICHOLAS YEO/AFP via GETTY IMAGES) (AFP via Getty Images) SINGAPORE — ...

THE yardstick for measuring the success of security forums such as the Shangri-La Dialogue should be whether real issues have been brought up and discussed, said Singapore’s Defence Minister Ng Eng ...

SINGAPORE – The Ministry of Defence (Mindef) has cautioned the public against impersonators mimicking Minister for Defence Ng Eng Hen on social media. In a Facebook post on Feb 14, the ministry said ...

SINGAPORE – Nearly a quarter-century after he took off his surgical scrubs to don party whites, Dr Ng Eng Hen still looks at issues – including Singapore’s survival – with an oncologist’s trained eye.