Singapore's Main Opposition Objects to Foreign Interference Law.

In a briefing with Singapore-based reporters, Facebook executives said that while the company has detected covert influence operations globally on its platform, it has detected no such cases in Singapore, local online news outlet TODAYonline reported. (Bloomberg) -- Singapore's largest opposition party said it opposes a proposed law that would empower the government to investigate and stop foreign parties from influencing local politics. [Extracted from the article]

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