Does Singapore have states

Answer 1

Singapore is not a state. It is a country. This is because to be considered a state, there are three requirements: To be a political unit, to have a government which controls the territory, and to be recognized by other states.

Answer 2

Since Singapore broke off from Malaysia, the PAP had led the government. Under its leadership, Signapore had undeniably progressed. But the unyielding grip of the PAP onto the reins of power had blurred the distinction between the nation, state and party. Put simply, the PAP (the party) controlled the state (the Government), which in turn governed overs the nation (Singapore). The PAP/government imposed itself as the very definition of Singapore. This misconception was often actively encouraged by the ruling party to cement its grip. The PAP would not so easily relent its hold on power and voters for the most part recognised they pretty much have no alternative. The PAP had let Singapore became a global city with foreign influx. The sense of nationalism had eroded.

Answer 3

It is a good country..........

filled with cute girls

last but not the least you must go and see it i hope u must

like it.............

Have fun guys....

Answer 4

Singapore is both a country and a city.

Answer 5

No, it is too small.