Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative needs to win hearts, not just projects, in Southeast Asia.

Boo Junfeng discusses his latest film, which takes on the issue of capital punishment in Singapore, in an exclusive interview.

Conditions for domestic workers in Singapore are improving, but many still face abuse and exploitation.

How did Lee Kuan Yew arrive at his conclusion that voter bias existed in the Republic?

Most analysts were surprised that the ruling PAP did so well. They shouldn’t have been.

All signs are pointing to a tough election for Singapore’s ruling People’s Action Party.

To understand and emulate Singapore’s success, other countries must try to understand the mind of its visionary leader.

The thinking of its former prime minister has profoundly shaped Singapore’s foreign policy.

The city-state has a potentially vital role to play in the West’s engagement with Asia.

The Singapore Mutiny of 1915 would have profound consequences for the future of Asia.

The regimented city-state does a masterful job dissuading would-be activists.

A sharp rise in the foreign population has ratcheted up racial tensions.

It is time for the two neighbors to move beyond historical grievances.

A new film remembers the end of Britain’s Asian Empire and a 'complacent supremacy.'

Singapore’s normally ordered society has been shaken by the rioting last weekend.

Authorities arrested men accused of defacing high-profile websites. But is it hacking?