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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.
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The Straits Times | Vibes and victories of Singapore's general election in visualsSingaporeans went to the polls on May 3, with about 2.4 million voters casting their ballots. The 2025 General Election also ...
The People’s Action Party continued its six-decade reign, as was widely expected. But many had anticipated it to lose more ...
According to Singapore’s Elections Department, which is overseen by the Prime Minister’s Office, the latest boundary changes – the most extensive in years – were driven by voter growth and ...
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s, from People’s Action Party (PAP) thanks his supporters and voters at an assembly area for ...
The city state awaits Prime Minister Wong’s government line-up amid controversy over images of Ong and Chee with a convicted ...
China's foreign ministry says it is "ready to work with the new Singapore government", adding that China attaches importance to growing bilateral relations.
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Singapore LTA slams false reports of post-election ERP tol hike circulating on social mediaScreenshots of fabricated ERP rate charts on Facebook groups and Reddit had, among others, claimed that revised ERP charges ...
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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