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28 Oct 2026

Policy and Innovation: A New Chapter in Singapore-Sweden Relations

The Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) formalised two new agreements with leading Swedish institutions, signalling a deepening of bilateral collaboration into public...
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27 Oct 2026

Small States Success: Singapore and Switzerland’s Shared Playbook

With new risks arising for small states, a key lesson is an attitude rather than a policy: small states survive by being responsible, dependable, and willing to collaborate...
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19 Oct 2026

Financing ASEAN’s Power Grids: Why One Size Does Not Fit All

ASEAN faces a major transmission investment gap, with cross border interconnectors presenting regulatory, financial and coordination challenges.
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26 Sep 2026
Francesco Mancini

Trump-Xi Summit Buys 100 Days of Calm that South-East Asia could Use

Extended US-China trade truce stabilises relations, but ASEAN remains caught between opposing pressures
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22 Sep 2026

From Post-Cold War Peace to Magical Realism

Current instability in Europe stems from decisions made by the US, with extended conflict in Europe directly affecting Asian nations, giving Pacific states a direct interest in...
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3 mins
16 Sep 2026

Singapore’s hub success faces a new trust test

How a trading hub protects its integrity when partner nations view trade friction as a security feature.
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3 mins
16 Sep 2026

When it comes to land use, S’pore keeps some options open

The goal is not to postpone development indefinitely, but to prevent today's choices from unnecessarily closing off tomorrow's possibilities.
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3 mins
16 Sep 2026

Why a Higher BTO Income Ceiling isn’t Just a Housing Policy Adjustment

While its core objective is to ensure affordable housing, public housing also fulfils another equally important policy objective of encouraging family formation.
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5 mins
02 Sep 2026

‘Tariff Confusion’ is the New Geopolitical Chaos Tax

The global economic order is undergoing a profound structural shift. For decades, international trade was governed by a predictable, rules-based system designed to maximise...
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28 Aug 2026

Lightening the Load: Why Singapore Needs to Measure Time

Singapore is rethinking how family policy can better support people in managing work and family life. At the National Day Rally on 23 August, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong outlined ...
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