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SINGAPORE — The electorate should not see the Presidential Election as a contest between a People’s Action Party (PAP)-backed candidate and those supported by opposition parties, but between individuals with or without links to political parties, said presidential candidate Ng Kok Song.   

SINGAPORE, July 23 — Former GIC investment chief Ng Kok Song’s entry into the presidential race could see him competing for votes with both former Deputy Prime Minister Tharman...

SINGAPORE, Dec 2 — The resignation of Raeesah Khan from the Workers’ Party (WP), which will see her giving up her parliamentary seat, will take some heat off the opposition party, political observers and analysts said. However, it is unlikely to be the end of the matter, given the scrutiny on...

Saturday, 24 Apr 2021 08:24 AM MYT Clockwise from top left: Mr Chan Chun Sing, Mr Lawrence Wong, Mr Desmond Lee and Mr Ong Ye Kung. Political observers said the capabilities of these four ministers would be tested after the latest Cabinet reshuffle. — TODAY pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SINGAPORE, Apr 24 — The latest shake-up to the Cabinet on yesterday (April 23) has offered few clues as to who could be the next prime minister-design...

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The Straits Times SINGAPORE - The Cabinet reshuffle announced on Friday (April 23) provides the clearest signal yet that fourth-generation (4G) ministers Chan Chun Sing, Ong Ye Kung and Lawrence Wong are firmly in the running for the countrys top political job, say observers. "The most credible options are now visible, and perhaps the Government hopes that this will give Singaporeans slightly more confidence that succession plan B is now initiated and moving along," said Mr Harrison Cheng, asso...

Good balance of old and new faces in new Workers Party CEC, say analysts Toggle share menu Advertisement Good balance of old and new faces in new Workers Party CEC, say analysts (from left) Workers Party CEC members Mr Louis Chua, chair Sylvia Lim, secretary-general Pritam Singh and Nicole Seah give a doorstop after the WP Cadre Members Conference on Dec 27, 2020. (Photo: Chew Hui Min) 28 Dec 2020 07:50PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: The new Workers ...