Singapore Politics

One year after GE2025

New MPs turn to social media, raise issues in Parliament to connect with Singaporeans

First-term PAP MPs Hamid Razak, Hazlina Abdul Halim and Gho Sze Kee, and first-term WP MP Kenneth Tiong.

One year after GE2025

New office-holders seek to balance perspectives, consult widely as portfolios grow

(Clockwise from top left) Acting Ministers Jeffrey Siow and David Neo; Ministers of State Dinesh Vasu Dash, Goh Pei Ming and Jasmin Lau; and Senior Parliamentary Secretaries Goh Hanyan and Syed Harun Alhabsyi.

One year after GE2025

‘In good company’: New Nee Soon MPs not afraid to ask questions, view Shanmugam as ‘fatherly figure’

Coordinating Minister for National Security K. Shanmugam (centre) and fellow Nee Soon GRC MPs (from left) Jackson Lam, Syed Harun Alhabsyi, Goh Hanyan, and Lee Hui Ying speaking to ST on May 7.

Govt defers consideration of political salaries until impact of Middle East conflict is clearer

An eight-person committee was formed in January to review the salaries of Singapore’s political appointment holders.

Recap: WP and Chee Hong Tat clash over laws to retroactively validate fees charged by MND’s agencies

News analysis

Workers’ Party put on the defensive by internal and external pressures

Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh's appeal against his conviction was upheld by the High Court, triggering uncertainty for the party.

News analysis

PAP juggles energy crisis and other key priorities

Voters will likely expect the PAP government to steer the country through the crisis, before looking at more long-term issues.

A new normal in the House a year after GE2025; external challenges take centre stage

Opening of the Fifteenth Parliament on Sept 5, 2025.

Decision on Pritam signals WP leadership’s support for him; cadres will decide his future: Analysts

WP chief Pritam Singh at a walkabout with party members at Fengshan Centre on April 12.

WP chief Pritam Singh issued letter of reprimand following conclusion of disciplinary probe

The WP said a disciplinary panel found its chief Pritam Singh had contravened two articles of the party’s Constitution.

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