Tiny and rich Singapore flails comically when it comes to Indonesia and the haze. For all its claims to being a diplomatic giant on the w...

Every election, Singapore becomes popcorn democracy. Just look at its expert panellists.

Singaporeans voted on 11 September 2015 and returned the People's Action Party to power with a supermajority and a 9.9% swing in its ...

Singaporeans voted on 11 September 2015 and returned the People's Action Party to government with a supermajority and a 9.9% national...

We at Illusio, having duly considered the facts and circumstances laid before us in the past 5 years and during the rally season, do here...

I introduced last week a voting model based on the idea of a dominant party system. Here at the end of the rally season, I've decided t...

As expected, the People's Action Party's campaign consisted of silly references to SG50, the Legacy of the party, and playing the...

Despite expectations, the PAP hasn't run its LKY nostalgia campaign yet. But did you know the PAP has no viable campaign to run in ...

PAP supporters arriving at a nomination centre via chartered bus Picture courtesy of The Online Citizen Portions of this post were ...

How much of a swing in the electorate would the opposition need to dethrone the PAP in 2015? In a very accessible article, Jeraldine ...

Being a review of the final in a long, year-long series of seminars Singapore's Literary Myths Is a national literature a reflect...

  Uniquely Singapore inception Minilee is expected to dissolve parliament some time after the NDRS. Nevertheless, campaign season has a...

How Minilee thought he'd appear on TV last night: as an FDR conducting a folksy fireside chat

Being a review of the 9th in a year-long series of seminars Poor people don't like oats either Teo You Yenn is a sociologist w...

Taiwan Review has published a few excerpts from Loh Kah Seng's new book, Squatters into Citizens . Followers of the Living with Myths ...

From Republic of Singapore to Republic of Nanyang In the midst of the political purges of Singapore’s early post-independence years, the P...

To boldly go... It is possible to typify the leadership of early Singapore and the PAP as a triumvirate consisting of Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Ke...

Being a review of the 8th in a year-long series of seminars Openness and reform under the shadow of danger An authoritarian regime o...

Lee Kuan Yew, the political realist and chameleon The pre-merger consensus in Singapore in the post-war decades was for a pan-Malayan ide...

The Apotheosis of Washington, 1865 "Even from my sick bed, even if you are going to lower me into the grave and I feel something is...