How Singapore’s opposition parties can beat the PAP - a guide
In Singapore, populism works only up to a point.
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SubscribeIn Singapore, populism works only up to a point.
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.
With the death of Dr Lee Wei Ling the Oxley drama may now kick into a higher gear as the General Election is just around the corner.
Public figures have to accept that the price of their position is giving up their privacy to posterity.
Lee Hsien Yang wasted a good opportunity to stay silent.
As PAP adds more welfare policies it may begin to encourage resistance from those who recognise individual responsibility and self-sufficiency as vital to Singapore's success.
The presiding judge stole the show - but for all the best reasons. And despite seeing Iswaran sent to prison for a year, even PAP can be glad about the outcome.
Being a good friend seems to be far better than having good friends.
Public servants should exhibit discernment in their work. This includes both ministers as well as the members of the justice system.
The trial ended before it has even begun.
The attention seeking runner is trying to stir controversy again - but is he in a position to preach?