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Jaishankar’s Singapore Visit: An Opportunity to Take Stock of India-Singapore Ties
By Rahul Mishra and Prisie L. Patnayak
Jaishankar’s visit not only provided an opportunity to follow up on the action plan developed earlier but also to deliberate upon new avenues of cooperation between the two nations.
Between War and Peace: Redefining the SAF’s Role Beyond 60
By Ian Li
For six decades, the Singapore Armed Forces have safeguarded the country’s sovereignty and security, but there are new challenges to confront.
Singapore, China Agree to Establish ‘Closer Ties’ Amid Global Trade Uncertainty
By Sebastian Strangio
On his first state visit to Beijing, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong described the China-Singapore relationship as "more important than before."
Singapore Is a Vital Sounding Board for US China Policy
By Abhinav Seetharaman
There’s a reason why US diplomats tend to meet with the Singaporeans before talking with the Chinese.
Gender and the 2025 Singapore General Elections
By Yasmine Wong
Misogynistic attacks against women in politics remain all too common, but public awareness of the issue is growing.
Singapore’s Extra Large Order of Chips
By Sribala Subramanian
The sale of advanced AI processors came up during a recent phone call about the Trump administration's tariffs.
Singapore’s PAP Scores Decisive Victory in General Election
By Sebastian Strangio
The ruling party increased its share of the vote by 4 percent over the last election, while the opposition Workers' Party stagnated.
Singapore Orders Facebook to Block Foreign Posts About Upcoming Election
By Sebastian Strangio
The posts, which were made by three foreign Facebook users, attempted to “urge Singaporeans to vote on racial and religious lines.”
The Opinion Poll and Democracy
By David Hutt
The purpose of an opinion poll should be to discern not just what the public thinks but also what it understands.
Singapore Announces General Election to Take Place on May 3
By Sebastian Strangio
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said that Singaporeans need to decide who they want to lead them into a world that “is becoming more uncertain, unsettled and even unstable.”
A Rebuttal From Singapore’s US Ambassador
By Lui Tuck Yew
“We welcome legitimate investors and businessmen, but we act firmly and decisively against those who break our laws.”
Southeast Asia’s Quest for Digital Sovereignty
By Vishal Rana and Govand Khalid Azeez
Data is the oil of the 21st century, and Southeast Asia risks pumping its reserves into foreign tanks. The need for the region to develop its own technological infrastructure has never been more pressing.
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