By Agence France-Presse • Sep 01, 2021
Singapore's prime minister was awarded more than a quarter of a million dollars in damages after winning defamation suits

By Ashley Tan • Jul 24, 2020
With the 2020 General Election passing with a resounding – if a little less resounding than in previous years – victory for the ruling People's Action Party, Singaporean student Ashley Tan reflects on what these polls have taught her about the city-state

By Lee Ying Shan • Jun 18, 2020
With Singapore looking set to hold its general election in July, rights group ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights have said that going to the polls during a pandemic will only worsen an electoral process already skewed in favour of the ruling People's Action Party

By Gabrielle See • Apr 27, 2020
Last week Singapore announced it was extending "circuit breaker" measures, severely restricting movement to stem the spread of Covid-19. Resident Gabrielle See describes how these measures, and the pandemic, have highlighted divisions in her family home, as well as Singaporean society more widely