More challenging for Singapore leaders to articulate foreign policy interests amid geopolitical rivalry: Expert

SINGAPORE - It has become more challenging for Singapore leaders to articulate the country’s foreign policy interests – and for society to understand them – against the backdrop of sharpening geopolitical rivalry, said international affairs scholar Joseph Liow on Tuesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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