Like its leader, the Workers’ Party put itself above the rule of law in Singapore
What would the public reactions be if it was PAP?
A sharp sting or a slow bleed? Pritam Singh has to decide how he’s going to hurt the opposition
It's up to him to allow for healing to begin - or to delay it indefinitely.
Pritam says he has a clear conscience. Can that really be true? And does the party agree?
Your conduct doesn't have to be illegal to be immoral or incompetent.
Pritam Singh has just said the most controversial thing of his entire career
Does Pritam Singh believe he's untouchable, because he's the most popular opposition politician in Singapore?
WP’s Kenneth Tiong is quickly becoming a bigger liability to the party than Raeesah Khan
Pritam's recruitment gamble may backfire again.
Pritam Singh’s reputation has just taken another massive hit
And his explanation regarding the meeting which involved Noor Deros has a gaping hole.
Remember that WP’s problems are about more than just Noor Deros
WP's flirt with identity politics runs much deeper.
Ong Ye Kung gave the Workers’ Party an impossible task
He really didn't pull punches last week.
Judging by his COE proposal, Jamus Lim can't even do populism anymore
It feels like it was cobbled together the night before the speech.
Pritam Singh endorses views of the far left, sharing articles that falsely attack Charlie Kirk
I thought Singapore stayed away from such controversies? Or is it a new political strategy?
Has Pritam Singh just promised to resign?
How else is he planning to raise the standing of the parliament if his appeal fails?
Has nobody noticed? Pritam didn’t say he doesn’t want to be PM but admitted it’s just political strategy
WP leader said the quiet part loud.