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Singaporean Earns Temporary Reprieve in Capital Drug Case

Singaporean Earns Temporary Reprieve in Capital Drug Case

By Sebastian Strangio
But for those opposing the death penalty in Singapore, the decision marks just one tiny step toward abolition.
Singapore’s 2020 Election: Explaining the PAP’s Stagnation

Singapore’s 2020 Election: Explaining the PAP’s Stagnation

By Conrad Guimaraes
Moving forward, the PAP will need to consider how to manage the electoral impact of several key trends. 

Singapore and Israel Partner in New Naval Missile Venture

Singapore and Israel Partner in New Naval Missile Venture

By Steven Stashwick
ST and IAI create a new venture to offer anti-ship missile systems in Southeast Asia.

A ‘New Mandate’ for Singapore’s Government?

A ‘New Mandate’ for Singapore’s Government?

By Nigel Li
Hoping to secure a stronger mandate, the PAP actually lost ground in vote share.

Singapore General Elections: New Dawn for the Opposition?

Singapore General Elections: New Dawn for the Opposition?

By Keiren Goh
The PAP’s victory is a foregone conclusion, but don’t sleep on the changes remaking the opposition.
Singapore’s First Election Under the Fake News Law

Singapore’s First Election Under the Fake News Law

By Paul Meyer
The correction and take-down orders issued under POFMA highlight the city-state’s strategy to stifle opposition and alternative press on social media.

Singapore Decides on 5G Networks: Is Huawei Banned?

Singapore Decides on 5G Networks: Is Huawei Banned?

By Muhammad Faizal Abdul Rahman
Singapore isn’t choosing sides in the geopolitical tug-of-war between China and the United States.
Singapore PM’s Brother Joins Opposition Party Ahead of Polls

Singapore PM’s Brother Joins Opposition Party Ahead of Polls

By Associated Press
Lee Hsien Yang, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's estranged brother, joined an opposition party but declined to say whether he’d run in the July 10 polls.

Singapore Leader Calls Early Elections Despite Pandemic

Singapore Leader Calls Early Elections Despite Pandemic

By Associated Press
The July 10 polls will likely be the swan song for Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

Singapore: Election Politics Amid the Pandemic

Singapore: Election Politics Amid the Pandemic

By Nigel Li
Singaporeans are unhappy with their government's COVID-19 response, but the opposition may be too fractured to present a viable alternative.

‘Tale of 2 Outbreaks’: Singapore Tackles a Costly Setback

‘Tale of 2 Outbreaks’: Singapore Tackles a Costly Setback

By Associated Press
Singapore has treated the recent spike in COVID-19 cases among foreign workers as a separate outbreak.
Singapore COVID–19 Cases Reach Record, Surge Past 8,000

Singapore COVID–19 Cases Reach Record, Surge Past 8,000

By Associated Press
Low-wage migrant workers account for more than half of Singapore’s confirmed cases.

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