Singapore

A new survey suggests maids in the Singapore are extremely satisfied with their work. Were they being honest?

Singapore’s overcrowded trains and buses need investment. Should the government be subsidizing upgrades?

The arrest of 11 suspected militants is a reminder that terrorism still looms over the city state’s interests.

Singaporeans might be ready for a female president. But the rules governing candidates make it tricky.

Indonesia faces a serious threat to its human security from climate change. Its military needs to step up.

For years, Southeast Asian art was little noticed outside the region. Singapore, for one, is now seeing its potential.

The cost of a Singaporean doctor’s services for the Brunei royal family raises questions about the island’s health costs.

The US is well aware that China’s military doesn’t need to compete head-on. An asymmetric approach is more effective.

What the 18th century Gaspee incident could say about the US Navy’s role in Asia and the South China Sea.

Singapore’s founding father, Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew, has resigned. What does his decision say?

The ruling People’s Action Party triumphed in last week’s election. Still, the ruling regime looks badly damaged.

Singapore’s ruling party is getting little online support for its new platform. Was the effort simply too little, too late?