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Trade tensions help Singapore’s prime minister to a big win
In Singapore’s unusual electoral system, which is dominated by winner-take-all, multi-member constituencies, that share translates into 90% of elected seats in parliament. The party successfully defended every seat that opposition politicians had been seeking to flip.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said the convincing re-election of his People's Action Party would help the city-state ...
The People’s Action Party’s bigger 65.57 per cent vote share reflects Singaporeans’ economic fears, analysts say.
Singapore’s stocks and currency are expected to get a boost after the ruling party secured a convincing victory in Saturday’s ...
Inflation, the cost of living and economic stability concerns propelled Singapore's conservative People's Action Party to a ...
The three opposition parties could forge a sort of entente, a united strategy to challenge the mainstream narrative being ...
Leaders around the world on Sunday have extended their congratulations to Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and the PAP on their ...
Singapore's dominant People's Action Party is widely expected to sweep eight or nine out of every 10 seats in the May 3 ...
Lee Kuan Yew’s People’s Action Party grew its share in the city-state’s parliament, continuing a 60-year run.
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