World | Singapore has dissolved its parliament and is set to go to the polls on May 3, announced Singaporean Prime Minister  Lawrence Wong. What's behind the sudden move

Why has Singapore dissolved its parliament and called for early election

Singapore on Tuesday blocked access to 10 websites linked to foreign actors which the government said could be used to mount "hostile" disinformation campaigns against the city-state.

Singapore blocks 10 foreign-linked websites ahead of elections

After 20 years in power Singapore's Prime Minister will leave the chair for his successor. The office of the Prime Minister issued a statement saying that Lee will officially relinquish the post on May 15th. Watch in for more details!

Singapore: 20-year-rule comes to an end for Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong

A Singapore-born Indian-origin former minister has been announced as an official candidate for the rich Southeast Asian nation’s presidential elections. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, 66, has been a former senior minister in the government of the ruling People's Action Party (PAP).

Indian-origin ex-minister Tharman is a candidate in Singapore presidential polls

Tharman Shanmugaratnam, a former Indian-origin minister in Singapore, formally launched his presidential campaign on Wednesday. The 66-year-old had stepped down from active politics last month after 22 years.

Singapore's former Indian-origin minister launches presidential bid

Wearing masks and gloves, Singaporeans were seen in queues to cast their votes in general elections on Friday. Election officials covered their faces with face shields and enforced social distancing measures, took voters' temperatures to ensure polling doesn't lead to a rise in coronavirus infections.

With gloves and masks, Singaporeans vote in general elections

Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves cast their ballots on Friday under the cloud of the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its worst-ever recession, making saving jobs the focus of the election.

Singapore goes to polls amid COVID-19 pandemic

Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves cast their ballots on Friday amid the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its worst-ever recession, making saving jobs the focus of the election.

Polling underway in Singapore amid COVID-19 pandemic

When the brother of Singapore's prime minister joined the opposition to the party their father led through the city-state's independence and rise as a nation, he brought a bitter family squabble into the realm of politics on the eve of a general election.

Singapore PM's brother thrusts first-family row into politics ahead of general election

A public rift between the heirs of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore’s modern day founder, has shot to the fore with the prospect of his two sons squaring off at a July 10 general election.

Singapore heads for snap controversial elections despite coronavirus pandemic

Lee Hsien Yang, the estranged brother of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, has joined the opposition Progress Singapore Party a day after the city-state called for general elections to be held in July.

Singapore prime minister’s brother joins opposition party ahead of July 10 election

Singapore's opposition parties are calling on the government to not hold a general election during the coronavirus outbreak, with one party saying such a move would be "irresponsible".

Singapore opposition parties urge government against elections amid coronavirus

Google has stopped accepting political advertisements in Singapore months before a widely expected election, according to documents shared by a small political party which said it was angered by the decision that denies it, voter, reach.

Google stops accepting political advertisements in Singapore month before the elections