People's Action Party

OUTLOOK 2026

Transition in full swing: The 4G leadership’s direction and Budget 2026 priorities

Singapore’s political development will be influenced by how political parties play their respective roles, says Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Ong Ye Kung.

Beyond economic growth or policies, Singapore needs ‘the right politics’: Ong Ye Kung

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong speaking at a National Day dinner in Serangoon on Sunday (Jul 27).

PAP has to retain its position for Singapore to keep doing well: SM Lee

Education Minister Desmond Lee (left) replaces former Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, who has retired from politics.

Desmond Lee replaces Heng Swee Keat as PAP chairman; Ong Ye Kung made party treasurer

PM Wong urges MPs to be shrewd in assessing the motives of people who seek to get close to them.

MPs must separate business and politics, be wary of conflicts of interest: PM Wong

Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat greeting residents at a walkabout at Block 216 Bedok Food Centre on May 1.

Community partnership, economic know-how: Public service experience shaped DPM Heng’s career

Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat is retiring from politics after 14 years in the Government.

DPM Heng hopes to spend time with family, travel, ‘not do any work’ in first year of retirement

From left: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney; Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong; and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
COMMENTARY

In recent elections, incumbents in Canada, Australia and Singapore had a Trump card

Historically, the Singapore dollar and the ruling party's vote share have a negative correlation, but the impact this time could be the opposite, note Citi analysts.

GE2025: Ruling party’s strong showing signals flight to safety and a vote for policy continuity, say analysts

PM Wong (second from right), who led a team in Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC against the Singapore Democratic Party, scored above the national average at 73.46% – an improvement of 10.28 percentage points from GE2020.
SINGAPORE GE2025

GE2025: PM Wong leads PAP to improved vote share of 65.57%; WP retains strongholds, makes no new gains