Leong Mun Wai Returns to Lead PSP—But Can He Steer It to Victory?
Leong Mun Wai reclaims leadership of the Progress Singapore Party ahead of GE2025. Can his forthright style and strategic vision turn the PSP into a formidable electoral force?
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A Nation’s Resistance: Confronting Erdoğan’s Hunger for Power
As protests erupt across Turkey, citizens push back against President Erdoğan’s growing authoritarianism. Is this a turning point for the nation’s political future?
Pritam Singh Raises Doubts Over Singapore’s Electoral Map
Opposition leader Pritam Singh questions the fairness of Singapore’s newly redrawn electoral map, sparking debate over political boundaries and electoral transparency.
South Korea Reinstates Han Duck-soo After Impeachment Rejected
South Korea’s acting president, Han Duck-soo, has been reinstated after the court struck down his impeachment, marking a swift political turnaround.
Israel Faces Deepening Political Crisis and Courtroom Fights
Israel is embroiled in a deepening political crisis as legal battles and courtroom fights intensify, testing the government’s stability and sparking nationwide debate.
Is China Taking Over Uzbekistan?
China's influence in Uzbekistan is growing through investments, infrastructure, and diplomacy. But is Beijing gaining too much control? Many Uzbeks on social media are concerned.
Amid Regional Tensions, Singapore and Vietnam Deepen Ties
As regional tensions rise, Singapore and Vietnam are strengthening their diplomatic and economic partnership, fostering greater cooperation in Southeast Asia
The Yemen Question: Will the U.S. Ever Call It Done?
As tensions rise with Yemen, could it become the next major conflict involving the U.S.? Explore the shifting dynamics, key players, and the potential for escalation in the region.
Progress Singapore Party Revamps Leadership Ahead of Election
Progress Singapore Party revamps its leadership in preparation for the upcoming election. Explore what this means for Singapore’s political landscape.
Indonesia Expands Military’s Role, Raising Fears of Democratic Erosion
Indonesia has passed a controversial law expanding the military’s role in government, raising concerns over democratic backsliding and civilian oversight.
