Singapore

Singapore’s security approach has been a success. It’s policies now need to focus on sustaining it.

An ambitious yet feasible program could have profound implications for the LNG market.

Despite vigorous government attempts to control it, independent media continues to emerge in Singapore.

Despite new legislation, progress on rights for Singapore’s foreign domestic workers remains slow.

The severity of the haze from Indonesian forest burning has prompted a growing chorus of complaints this year.

The interest Singaporeans have taken in Malaysia’s elections reflects their shared histories…and concerns.

A government White Paper calls for Singapore’s population to hit 6.9 million by 2030. Citizens protest.

Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew has been called the “Kissinger of the orient.” As he turns 90 this year, he presents an interesting perspective on geopolitics.

The Obama administration has recognized the importance of maritime Southeast Asia. But there’s plenty more it can do to shore up security there.

As Singapore emerges from its sharpest and most protracted recession, the city-state’s policymakers have been keen to emphasize the importance of immigrants to the country’s future well-being. But as Jeya Segaram discovers, the downturn has exacerbated simmering tensions over an immigration policy that some Singaporeans believe is too lax.