The People’s Action Party maintained its parliamentary supermajority in Singapore’s most recent election, but the strong showing by opposition parties hints of a deep shift underway in the city-state’s politics that could force the ruling party to change tack as it contends with a slumping economy. READ MORE (CACHED ARTICLE)
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