Lee Hsien Loong
Total control: The night I was locked out of history in the making
The swearing-in of a new prime minister in Singapore is a truly rare and significant event, but it pays if your name’s on the door list.
- Zach Hope
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A rare changing of the guard in Singapore as the ‘miracle’ hits turbulence
Lawrence Wong inherits an overachieving middle power famed for its prosperity; a beacon of stability and open trade. But the nation has problems too.
- Zach Hope
Singapore in a mess as PM admits politics not as clean as country’s image
The city-state places as much stock in the cleanliness of its politics as it does in spotless streets. Recent events have threatened to sully that reputation.
- Chris Barrett
‘Don’t have to become like them’: Singapore advises Australia to work with China
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has offered his view on how to handle relations with the rising superpower after a meeting with Scott Morrison on Thursday.
- Chris Barrett
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- Coronavirus pandemic
'Whom do you trust?': Singapore calls election amid pandemic
The poll could indicate where the world is headed in the contest between nationalists and globalists.
- James Massola
Coronavirus will sway Singapore's already unfair election, report says
The countries electoral system is already unfair, according to a group of south-east Asian MPs who want to see reform before people go to the polls.
- James Massola
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- Coronavirus pandemic
Can Singapore safely go to the polls during a pandemic?
The coronavirus is likely to pose tougher questions than the opposition when Singaporeans vote later this year.
- James Massola
Hackers target Singapore's prime minister in health database attack
About 1.5 million patients who visited SingHealth's outpatient clinics had their non-medical personal particulars illegally accessed and copied.
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