<h1>Singapore's Parliament Dissolved as Prime Minister Wong Leads PAP into May 3 General Elections with 'Forward Singapore' Plan</h1> Singapore's parliament has been dissolved, with general elections scheduled for May 3. The long-ruling People's Action Party (PAP), led by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, seeks to strengthen its position after a relative setback in 2020 when its popular vote dropped to 61% and the opposition gained 10 seats. Wong, who succeeded Lee Hsien Loong last year, has launched a 'Forward Singapore' plan to engage younger voters and will field over 30 new candidates. Despite criticism over government control, media censorship, and socioeconomic issues including income inequality and housing affordability, the PAP's victory remains virtually assured as it has governed Singapore since 1965.