Singapore Lawmakers Resign Amidst Scandalous Affair

Two lawmakers from Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) have resigned after admitting to an "inappropriate relationship." Tan Chuan-Jin, the Speaker of Parliament, quit over his use of "unparliamentary language," while Cheng Li Hui also resigned as a member of parliament. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong accepted both resignations, emphasizing the need to maintain high standards of propriety and personal conduct. These resignations come amid a rare political fallout in Singapore, following a corruption probe involving a cabinet minister and a billionaire businessman.