A preacher's list of demands, a foreign political party's endorsements, and a Polish blogger's article. All of them at the center of a recent Parliament debate on identity politics and foreign interference.
How do these discussions expose the thin boundary between representation and division, and what lessons does history warn us about when fault lines are weaponised?
From Minister Shanmugam’s statement to Pritam Singh’s response, and a provocative claim by Kenneth Tiong on Critical Spectator’s Michael Petraeus, this episode reveals what these exchanges say about the future of Singapore politics, and the risks that come when identity becomes political currency.
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