Singaporeans will vote on 3 May in the 14th General Election, the first under PM Lawrence Wong. With 97 seats in 33 constituencies up for grabs, the contest could feature 11 parties.

As Singapore gears up for its next general election, all eyes may be on social media campaigns and slick videos. But the true ...

Malaysia’s fifth Prime Minister, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, died on 14 April at the age of 85. He passed away at the National ...

Singapore's parliament was officially dissolved on 15 April 2025 by President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, with Nomination Day confirmed for 23 April. The upcoming General Election will be the first under ...

Former president Halimah Yacob will lodge a police report over a deepfake video falsely portraying her criticising the government. Her case draws parallels with a similar 2020 incident involving PAP ...

PAP has unveiled a renewed five-member team for West Coast–Jurong West GRC in GE2025, led by Desmond Lee. Two new candidates, Hamid Razak and Cassandra Lee, will be making their electoral debut. The ...

SFA and MOH stated on 15 April 2025 that there is no conclusive evidence linking gastroenteritis cases from Exercise SG Ready to the consumption of ready-to-eat meals. Laboratory tests, environmental ...

From 13 May, all Singaporean households will receive S$500 in CDC vouchers—S$250 for use at participating hawkers and heartland merchants, and S$250 at participating supermarkets. A further S$300 will ...

Red Dot United unveiled three political newcomers as potential candidates for Nee Soon GRC, naming Dr Syed Alwi Ahmad, Mr Pang Heng Chuan, and Ms Sharon Lin, signalling its commitment to contesting ...

Northshore Plaza in Punggol is grappling with declining business, store closures and rising rents, as tenants face growing pressure from the newer and more accessible Punggol Coast Mall nearby, ...

Patrick Tay will stand again for the People's Action Party in Pioneer SMC, confirming his candidacy ahead of the upcoming General Election. The Progress Singapore Party has also announced plans to ...

A wave of food voucher and care package schemes launched close to the General Election has come under public scrutiny, with netizens questioning whether these are genuine welfare efforts or indirect ...