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 policy research and executive development.

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 broadly.

In the dynamic landscape of technology, developing nations face a pivotal challenge: how to transform the extraordinary potential of Artificial intelligence (AI) into tangible national prosperity. The World Bank’s Digital Progress and Trends Report 2025: AI Foundations proposes a robust framework for AI adoption built around four core pillars.

ASEAN 5G and AI expertise, strategic shifts, and policy insights driving smart cities, competitiveness, and digital transformation in the region.