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Why Singapore's Merger With Malaysia Failed | Inside The Albatross File - Part 1/2 | Podcast

When Singapore joined the Federation of Malaysia in 1963, hopes were high. But a secret file kept by then-Finance Minister Dr Goh Keng Swee, code-named the “Albatross File”, reveals a far more fragile union. CNA producers Peh Yuxin and Clarisse Goh sit down with Janadas Devan, Senior Advisor at MDDI to unpack the historical reasons, political tensions, clashing economic visions, and rising racial politics that pulled the merger apart. WATCH MORE Inside The Albatross File Part 2:    • How Singapore's Separation From Malaysia H...   Separation: Declassified Part 1:    • Secrets, Betrayals: How Singapore’s Split ...   Separation: Declassified Part 2:    • How Singapore Navigated High-Stakes Politi...   Merger To Separation:    • Hidden politics behind Singapore's split f...   00:00 Introduction 01:45 Why Dr Goh Keng Swee started the Albatross file 06:22 Surprising revelations from the file 08:29 Why merger fell apart so quickly 09:59 First failed "merger": the Malayan Union 13:24 Other factors: terms of merger, race politics 17:47 On the racial riots of 1964 21:37 "Race riots as an instrument of intimidation" 24:08 Why Lee Kuan Yew rattled Malaysian leaders 25:44 Why PAP lost in Malaysia 29:46 True impact of the race riots in Singapore 33:20 What Lee Kuan Yew feared 34:28 Behind Tunku's idea to "hive off Singapore" 37:26 Why those negotiations collapsed 39:57 Why the British wanted Singapore to stay in Malaysia 42:09 Who informed the British of Separation? 43:49 Who wanted a "looser federation"? 46:35 What forced Tunku's hand in early 1965 #cna #cnainsider #Singapore #Malaysia #History #Separation #LeeKuanYew For more, SUBSCRIBE to CNA INSIDER! https://cna.asia/insideryoutubesub Follow CNA INSIDER on: Telegram: https://t.me/CNAInsiderSG Instagram:   / cnainsider   Facebook:   / cnainsider   Website: https://cna.asia/cnainsider