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Singapore Politics

Koh Poh Koon moves to the backbench in Parliament after leaving political office

Koh Poh Koon left political office for family reasons. His last day as senior minister of state was June 1.
Koh Poh Koon left political office for family reasons. His last day as senior minister of state was June 1.

Recap: MPs discuss motion on reinforcing Singapore’s position as global transport hub

GE2025 candidate Stephanie Tan leaves Progress Singapore Party; People’s Power Party changes leaders

Progress Singapore Party candidate Stephanie Tan (left) has left the party while People’s Power Party chief Goh Meng Seng has stepped down.
Progress Singapore Party candidate Stephanie Tan (left) has left the party while People’s Power Party chief Goh Meng Seng has stepped down.

PAP doesn’t want everyone to think the same way; seeks people with different views and ideas: PM Wong

Pritam Singh saga: Watershed moment or an albatross for the WP?

Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh was returned unopposed at the party’s internal elections on June 28.
Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh was returned unopposed at the party’s internal elections on June 28.

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Is Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh stronger than ever?

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As WP cadres close ranks behind Pritam Singh, can the party win over middle ground voters?

Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh and WP chair Sylvia Lim taking questions from the media after a closed-door meeting on June 28.
Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh and WP chair Sylvia Lim taking questions from the media after a closed-door meeting on June 28.

Pritam Singh re-elected, cementing his position as Workers’ Party chief

Pritam Singh (left) and Sylvia Lim speaking to media after the party’s internal elections on June 28.
Pritam Singh (left) and Sylvia Lim speaking to media after the party’s internal elections on June 28.

Recap: Pritam Singh re-elected as WP secretary-general

Will Pritam Singh stay or be ousted as WP chief? Unhappy cadres plan to put up a fight

Workers’ Party cadres will vote on chief Pritam Singh’s leadership at two meetings on June 28.
Workers’ Party cadres will vote on chief Pritam Singh’s leadership at two meetings on June 28.

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