Diversity is Singapore's strength, but challenges remain. A recent IPS report reveals that 1 in 5 minority residents face workplace discrimination. Dr Mathew Mathews and Melvin Tay discuss the implications.

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LKYSPP’s Prof Alfred M. Wu was recently invited to speak on a panel about ‘Balancing Innovation, Relevance, and Rigor in Public Administration Research’ organised by ASPA National , the largest global public administration association.

Courting megastars #Coldplay and #TaylorSwift for concerts have reaped large economic gains for #Singapore . #LKYSPP 's Assoc Prof Terence Ho shares why attracting high-caliber line-ups will drive Singapore's Sports Hub’s mission of serving the community.

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Taiwan's 2024 elections is among Asia’s most-watched, given the territory’s significance to US-China relations, and tensions in its straits.

Read insights from Visiting Senior Research Fellow Drew Thompson and Asst Prof Lu Xi: lkyspp.sg/taiwan-electio…

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ASEAN’s goal of achieving an integrated regional economy by 2025 will face some obstacles. To help us make sense of these challenges, we spoke to Dr Denis Hew, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre on Asia and Globalisation, LKYSPP

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While rapid redevelopment in land-scarce Singapore is necessary, Asst Prof Tan Shin Bin explores how we can rethink the way we do it. #lkyspp #SG #redevelopment
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Despite a lack of national resources, Singapore managed to develop into the nation it is today. But the question remains: can Singapore's growth be sustained in the long term?

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Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) market is projected to grow to US$33.6 billion in #SoutheastAsia by 2027. Should governments regulate the BNPL industry? What are vital factors to consider? Dr Xie Taojun, Asia Competitiveness Institute Senior Research Fellow, weighs in. lkyspp.nus.edu.sg/gia/article/ri…

LKYSPP is honoured to have had ASEAN SecGen DR KAO KIM HOURN discuss ASEAN's role in the evolving regional architecture with Dean Danny Quah yesterday.

The 2024 #AEIR by Asian Development Bank highlights the need for policymakers to address the issue of carbon emissions generated at stages of global value chains, while maximising the economic benefits of globalisation & global production networks. Join the discussion: lkyspp.sg/ADB-report

Amid growing trade disruptions & uncertainties, such as the US-China trade war & geopolitical tensions, companies are proactively diversifying their supply chains. Join Asia Competitiveness Institute's webinar on 22 Feb on the impact of supply chain diversification on ASEAN. lkyspp.nus.edu.sg/aci/events/det…

Nine out of 10 people in #Singapore exceed the World Health Organisation's daily sodium intake recommendation. Dr Phua Kai Hong, Institute of Policy Studies - IPS Adjunct Senior Research Fellow, explores strategies that Singapore can take to encourage healthier eating. lkyspp.nus.edu.sg/gia/article/tr…

In this episode of the Foreseeable Podcast, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Asst Prof Tan Shin Bin talks about how urban environments impact #health , & the opportunities & challenges faced when shaping policies to promote healthier lifestyles within urban spaces. Tune in here: lkyspp.nus.edu.sg/gia/podcast/fo…

#Singapore is seeking to recast itself as a renewable energy hub. Tan Kway Guan, Asia Competitiveness Institute Research Associate and Principal Project Manager, and Quah Say Jye, Cambridge University PhD student, discuss the opportunities and challenges. lkyspp.nus.edu.sg/gia/article/si…

#China loses billions in investments as the West & Japan de-risk from it. Is this the end of Made-in-China? Or is this the start of profound shifts in the Chinese economy? What new form of globalisation is emerging? Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Dean Danny Quah shares his view: channelnewsasia.com/watch/when-tit…

Today, in an increasingly fractured international landscape, what endures of multilateral ideals? What rules-based order remains? Join us on 11 Jan for a panel discussion in conjunction with the APSIA annual meeting.
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On Beijing remaining quiet about the growing alignment between Pyongyang and Moscow, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Asst Prof Yongwook Ryu noted #China was reluctant to participate in a three-way military drill as it was concerned that doing so would amount to a “new cold war”. channelnewsasia.com/asia/china-ple…

On this episode of the Foreseeable Podcast, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Asst Prof Marina Kaneti joins us to talk about maritime heritage, exploring the shaping of narratives and its impact. 🎧 Tune in here: youtube.com/watch?v=x9-e7G…

Experts believe #Vietnam 's future economic growth will depend on its infrastructure. Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Assoc Prof Vu Minh Khuong notes how Vietnam can draw inspiration from #China 's 'urbanisation especially in developing their public transit in every city'.
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To mark the 30th anniversary of the partnership between #Singapore & #SouthAfrica , Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy is organising a public lecture. The session will feature HE Paul Mashatile🇿🇦, Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa & will be chaired by Assoc Prof Francesco Mancini. lkyspp.sg/3RBkMa8