The 2025 General Election may be remembered as the one where politicians spoke more freely and voters began listening differently, says Hong Kong Baptist University’s Kenneth Paul Tan. HONG KONG: When Prime Minister Lawrence Wong appeared on Plan B in December 2024, it marked a quiet turning point in Singapore’s political communication . In a free-flowing chat, he spoke about redefining success, minority inclusion, entrepreneurship and Singapore’s humanitarian stance on Palestine. Weeks later,