Singapore
Dominant-party parliamentary republic
Singapore leans hardest toward Central, Order and Hawk.
The 12 axes, with receipts
A city-state with one level of government.
Technocratic one-party dominance since 1959.
Death penalty for drug trafficking; protests need a permit.
Pragmatic small-state diplomacy.
Universal male national service.
Four official languages and managed multiracialism.
State investor Temasek and public housing for most people; no estate duty since 2008.
No universal minimum wage, only sector-based wage ladders.
Free-trade hub that also targets food self-sufficiency.
Secular state that polices religious harmony.
Decriminalised gay sex in 2022 while protecting the definition of marriage.
Smart-nation strategy and heavy AI investment.
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