Singapore's political landscape has been predictable for the past 54 years but could a new entrant shake things up? We speak to Thum Ping Tjin, Managing Director at New Naratif, about his thoughts on the newly formed Progress Singapore Party and whether it stands a chance in challenging the People's  Action Party.

Singapore's political landscape has been predictable for the past 54 years but could a new entrant shake things up? We speak to Thum Ping Tjin, Managing Director at New Naratif, about his thoughts on the newly formed Progress Singapore Party and whether it stands a chance in challenging the People's&nbsp;&nbsp;Action Party.

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