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China’s Limited Role at Shangri La Dialogue Seen as Missed Opportunity

China’s decision to send a largely academic delegation instead of senior defence leadership to the Shangri La Dialogue in Singapore has been described by...

Singapore’s Passion Made Possible Campaign: A Case of Public Diplomacy

How does a tiny city-state with no natural resources become a global powerhouse? Yes, it’s Singapore. A country sits strategically between Malaysia and Indonesia in Southeast Asia. More importantly it is surrounded by larger neighbors yet...

Singapore invites bids for next‑gen hydrogen‑ready gas power plants

Singapore's Energy Market Authority has invited private sector proposals to construct hydrogen-ready combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) units, which are expected to be operational...

Singapore Sanctions Israeli Settlers Over West Bank Violence

Singapore announced financial sanctions and entry bans on four Israeli settlers accused of committing “egregious acts of extreme violence” against Palestinians in the West...

Singapore Watchdog Seeks Public Input on Merger, Settlement Rule Changes

Singapore’s Competition and Consumer Commission (CCS) has invited public feedback on proposed updates to two key guidelines governing merger reviews and settlement procedures in...

Singapore’s $3.1 Billion Pharma Industry at Risk From US Tariffs

NEWS BRIEF Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong said pharmaceutical companies are seeking clarity on potential exemptions from new U.S. tariffs, which threaten $3.1...

Singapore’s Financial Fortress: Institutionalising Market Reforms to Anchor Global Capital

In a world shaped by U.S.-China rivalries, regulatory changes in Hong Kong, and Japan’s stimulus adjustments, Singapore stands out as a pillar of financial...

Balancing Steel and Silk: Small-State Defense Strategy in the Taiwan Strait

Flying Between the Cracks of Giants Singapore’s defense relationship with Taiwan is one of the Indo-Pacific’s most discreet yet enduring military partnerships. Since 1975, under...

Singapore’s Next Trade Revolution: From Rule-Taker to Rule-Shaper

Singapore is strategically poised to become an international trade nexus, leveraging its prime location, robust infrastructure, and strong financial and legal institutions. By adopting...

Outplaying the Giants: Adapt or Die

In Singapore’s General Election 2025, little changed on the surface. The People’s Action Party (PAP) regained momentum, winning 87 of 97 seats and improving...

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Missile OPEC: The Physical Ceiling on a Three-Front Strategy

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Sudan’s prolonged war is creating risks that extend well...
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