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Singapore Votes in Test of Ruling Party's Monopoly
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is holding an election on Saturday almost certain to perpetuate the unbroken rule of the People's Action Party, in a test of public approval for its new prime minister as the city-state braces for economic turbulence from a global trade war.
Singapore votes on Saturday (3 May) to elect a new government, with PM Lawrence Wong facing his first major test since taking ...
The Workers’ Party, considered the main opposition, is only contesting a quarter of the seats—capping its potential at ...
Singaporeans cast their votes Saturday in an election where Prime Minister Lawrence Wong faces his first major test against a ...
Singapore is holding an election on Saturday, in a test of public approval for its new prime minister as the city-state ...
Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3 that will be contested by 11 parties across the city state of 6 million ...
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Political parties clash on cost of living, GST and need for more voices in parliament versus a stronger mandate for the PM.
SINGAPORE -- Singaporeans cast votes on Saturday in the country's first general election in five years, after a heated ...
Something may be shifting in semi-authoritarian Singapore, as the island nation prepares for its own election this weekend.
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