The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) announced major leadership changes on 5 July 2025, co-opting three new Central Executive ...

SINGAPORE – Progress Singapore Party (PSP) founder and chairman Tan Cheng Bock and one of its former Non-Constituency MPs ...

Launched in July 2019, the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) is making its debut at the General Election (GE) of 2020 Dr Tan Cheng Bock had declined multiple invitations by opposition chiefs to lead ...

Progress Singapore Party’s (PSP) secretary-general Leong Mun Wai, chairman Tan Cheng Bock and first vice chairperson Hazel Poa at the launch of the party manifesto on Apr 6, 2025.

SINGAPORE — The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) is not eager to shed its image as the “Tan Cheng Bock party”, but the six-month-old outfit has a lot of “branding” to do, assistant ...

SINGAPORE: The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) said that it has tightened its selection process for cadres, as it steps up efforts to win more seats in Parliament at the country's next general ...

SINGAPORE – The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) will vote in its top leadership body on March 20, with 24 candidates set to vie for 12 elected seats on the central executive committee (CEC).

SINGAPORE – The opposition Progress Singapore Party (PSP) voted six new names into its highest decision-making body on March 20, in a substantial refresh of its leadership slate.

SINGAPORE — Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s family feud has spilled into politics, with his estranged younger brother joining an opposition party ahead of general elections next ...

In 2020, opposition parties, the Workers’ Party and Progress Singapore Party, secured seats in parliament and Pritam Singh of the Worker’s Party was declared as the leader of opposition.