Navigating Multipolar Dynamics in Singapore

This chapter explores Singapore's strategic role in the developing multipolarity of Asia, focusing on its defense and economic relationships with countries like the US, Japan, and India. It highlights the challenges posed by China, the legacy of Lee Kuan Yew in shaping Singapore's national influence, and the need for current leadership to adapt to contemporary geopolitical realities. Additionally, the discussion touches on how changing political landscapes impact regional stability, particularly concerning Taiwan's democratic evolution amidst tensions with China.