<h1>Prime Minister dissolves parliament and calls for May 3 general elections amid global uncertainty and US-China tensions.</h1> Singapore's Prime Minister has dissolved parliament and called general elections for May 3, describing this as a 'critical juncture' amid increasing global uncertainty. The Prime Minister advised the President to issue the Writ of Election, with nomination day set for April 23. The ruling party is expected to field over 30 new candidates as it seeks a fresh mandate after the Prime Minister took office about a year ago. The Cyber Security Agency warned about potential cyber threats during the election period. Political observers note Singapore faces challenges navigating economic tensions between the US and China, with the Prime Minister recently criticizing US tariffs as 'not actions by a friend.'