Trump’s tariffs may be a golden opportunity for Singapore
Donald Trump may have just helped Singapore to become an even more attractive place to do business.
Why doesn’t Pritam like so many Singaporeans?
By endlessly complaining about constituency boundaries - even though WP benefited from their changes in the past - isn't Pritam just admitting that WP doesn't want to serve certain voters?
Despite criminal conviction Pritam deliberately misleads people again - here’s IMF data to prove it
Considering his recent troubles one would expect the Workers' Party leader to behave more responsibly.
Yes, Pritam is a victim of politics. His own.
He overplayed his hand and now has to face the consequences.
If there’s any risk of an opposition wipeout in 2025 it’s because of Pritam Singh
Singapore's opposition has had one major source of problems this term: the leader of the Workers' Party.
Despite being an MP Jamus Lim doesn’t know how company registration works
When an academic lecturer forgets to do his homework.
If PAP wants to stay in power it needs a central government communications office
It doesn't matter how good you are – the people you depend on for support have to see you as such too.
Is Bertha Henson Singapore’s worst journalist ever?
I can't know for sure, of course, but if someone made a ranking I'm willing to bet she would come very near the top.
The only people upset about the NRIC controversy are the ones not affected by it
Whenever the "public" throws a tantrum about something you may almost certainly be sure they're wrong about it.
PAP will be hoping for Trump to go crazy in 2025
Trump's victory was one of few good stories for the PAP this year.
How Singapore’s opposition parties can beat the PAP - a guide
In Singapore, populism works only up to a point.
As Pritam Singh awaits February verdict, when will Lawrence Wong call the election?
Given the unique circumstances, it could very well be an election that shakes up local politics more than it usually would – and both sides can win and lose big.