The defence minister set out five priorities for Singapore amid growing global uncertainty, saying the country should focus on what it can control rather than the actions of major powers.
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The defence minister set out five priorities for Singapore amid growing global uncertainty, saying the country should focus on what it can control rather than the actions of major powers.
Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing speaking during a dialogue at the 18th ASEAN & Asia Forum, Aug 3, 2026. (Photo: CNA/Alyssa Tan)
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