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As rivalry between the US and China intensifies and changes the balance of power, Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam says it is up to smaller states lik…
As rivalry between the US and China intensifies and changes the balance of power, Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam says it is up to smaller states like Singapore and Sweden to bridge new divides. He warns that the shift away from a US-led world order could bring greater instability, unless countries work together to build a more cooperative one. Nicolas Ng reports from Stockholm.
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@@Ryan-z1tImported3wk ago
We Singaporeans are Indians, and we belong to India. Singapore is the cleanest city in India.
@@Uuu-i9d6qImported3wk ago
Don't forget the fishypap don't want to choose any side(usa or china), so what's he talking about.
@@happymelon7129Imported3wk ago
As stepping stone ...departure from Singapore base , The U.S. Navy warship USS Charleston entered waters near the disputed Sabina Shoal in the Spratly Islands on October 21, 2026, which China labeled an "illegal intrusion" and monitored with its naval forces.
@@happymelon7129Imported3wk ago
The current chaos in the world stems from the fact that those who(U$) were once the police have turned into bandits.
As rivalry between the US and China intensifies and changes the balance of power, Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam says it is up to smaller states like Singapore and Sweden to bridge new divides. He warns that the shift away from a US-led world order could bring greater instability, unless countries work together to build a more cooperative one. Nicolas Ng reports from Stockholm.
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