Wrong to allege Lianhe Zaobao echoes Beijing propaganda, Singapore envoy to US Lui Tuck Yew tells Washington Post


Lianhe Zaobao rejected the Washington Post's claims that it routinely echoed Beijing's "falsehoods", and prioritised its access to China. - ST PHOTO: STEPHANIE YEOW

THE Singapore Government has issued a strong rebuttal to a report by The Washington Post alleging that Chinese-language media Lianhe Zaobao is pushing China’s propaganda and falsehoods.

Singapore Ambassador to the United States, Lui Tuck Yew, said the Post’s July 24 article titled “In Singapore, loud echoes of Beijing’s positions generate anxiety” wrongly suggests that Zaobao echoes Beijing’s propaganda.

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