SINGAPORE: Progress Singapore Party (PSP) founder and chairman Tan Cheng Bock confirmed on Saturday (May 10) that he will retire from electoral politics.

Despite being deeply flawed, China’s initial experiments with representative politics starting in 1907 left a lasting legacy.

The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) will continue their groundwork and return at the next election, said its founder Tan Cheng ...

Progress Singapore Party (PSP) founder and chairman Dr Tan Cheng Bock confirmed today that he will be stepping away from ...

Progress Singapore Party (PSP) founder and chairman Dr Tan Cheng Bock confirmed today that he will be stepping away from ...

Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said that addressing the economic situation and its impact on Singaporeans will be a ...

SINGAPORE: A disciplined campaign focused on the core issues and the absence of hardline tactics were key reasons behind the ...

Indonesia's Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia talked about the government's plans to discontinue oil imports from Singapore.