Tsubasa Suruga
Singapore Correspondent at Nikkei Asia
Singapore correspondent @NikkeiAsia @Nikkei covering Southeast Asia economy, business・日本経済新聞社シンガポール支局の記者です。東南アジア経済・ビジネスを取材しています。
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6 days ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
SINGAPORE -- The landslide win by Singapore's ruling party in Saturday's general election reflected voters' preference for stability and continuity, analysts said, giving Prime Minister Lawrence Wong a strong mandate to lead the country through growing global uncertainty. The People's Action Party, which has governed Singapore since its independence in 1965, won 87 out of 97 seats in parliament, including five uncontested seats.
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
SINGAPORE -- Singaporeans headed to the polls on Saturday in the first electoral test for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, as the trade-reliant nation navigates rising global uncertainty and economic headwinds. Polling stations opened at 8 a.m. local time and will close at 8 p.m. Sample counts are expected to be released later tonight, with full results likely by early Sunday.
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
SINGAPORE -- Singaporeans cast votes on Saturday in the country's first general election in five years, after a heated nine-day campaign marked by the return of mass political rallies and sharp exchanges between the ruling People's Action Party and its main rival, the Workers' Party. A total of 211 candidates are running in the election to select 97 members for the country's next parliament.
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2 weeks ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
SINGAPORE -- An election rally held last week by Singapore's main opposition Workers' Party drew thousands to an open field still wet from earlier rain. As the crowd pressed toward the stage, mud crept past attendees' soaked shoes and up to their ankles, but few seemed to mind. "A parliament with a more rational, respectable, and responsive WP will not hamper Singapore," party leader Pritam Singh said as he closed out the night's speeches, drawing cheers from the audience.
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ウォン首相への事実上の信任投票となった今回のシンガポール総選挙。与党の得票率が増えたのはなぜか。有識者に聞きました。 シンガポール総選挙、ウォン首相の信任は 有識者に聞く - 日本経済新聞 https://t.co/gX7WrVm5sY
Analysts say the outcome was shaped by the party’s emphasis on its track record rather than a message of change, alongside the weakness of rival parties, many of which lacked strong candidates. https://t.co/Z5QXHMhWGR via @NikkeiAsia
RT @NikkeiAsia: In Pictures: Singapore's ruling People's Action Party won more than two-thirds of parliament seats in Saturday's general el…