In a discussion on global relations, former Singaporean Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing outlined a vision of geopolitical success that rejects zero-sum competition. He argued that true victory in geopolitics does not lie in the defeat of an adversary, but in the establishment of a stable, rules-based international order that fosters peaceful coexistence and mutual prosperity. Emphasizing the interdependence of modern nations, he highlighted the importance of collaborative frameworks that allow both large and small states to thrive securely without resorting to conflict.
- True victory in geopolitics is defined by long-term peace, stability, and mutual benefit rather than the subjugation of opposing nations.
- Geopolitical dynamics should be approached as cooperative frameworks to solve shared global challenges rather than zero-sum struggles for dominance.
- A robust, rules-based international order remains essential for protecting the sovereignty and security of smaller nations.
- Sustainable global security relies on fostering economic interdependence and maintaining consistent, open channels of diplomatic communication.
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Can you win against the World if it demands you to surrender and sacrifice everything on their altar of whatever they dictate to be the next trend or fad?
The Question is; How much public funding is allocated to curated conferences and events that also serve to elevate ministers' public profiles for party political gain?
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And then;
"Irresponsible not to raise GST as spending needs rise sharply: PM Lee Aug 21, 2022
Don't let the name fool you into thinking the MEI Annual Conference 2026 in Singapore is an exclusive foreign diplomacy affair;
it is an public forum broadcast on the Middle East Institute – NUS Event Platform.
Singaporeans can be better served if he is the next PM.
He should be Trump adviser 😂😂😂