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Why LHL so Unpopular when his policies worked?

k1976

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HE IMPORTED TO MANY CECA leaving the Sinkies jobless
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10mil population...cuming sooner

we are number 1 smartest nation
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Singapore ranked the 20th most powerful country in the world


ByJewel Stolarchuk

April 26, 2019


This year’s US News and World Report rankings show that Singapore has clinched the 20th spot among the 80 most powerful countries in the world.

The annual US News and World Report, which was completed in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania this year, surveyed 20,000 participants on their opinions of 80 nations around the world. The rankings are based on the nation’s political and financial influence, international alliances, the strength of its military and how it acts as an international leader.


Singapore has climbed up four spots in the list over the last year. In 2018, it was ranked the 24th most powerful country in the world and this year, the city-state is in the 20th position.

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Singapore is 8th most powerful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank


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Singapore is 8th most powerful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank​

Fiona Lam

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Published Tue, May 28, 2019 · 01:59 PM
OF 25 countries globally, Singapore ranks eighth in terms of the power it wields in the Asia-Pacific region, while Malaysia takes ninth place, according to the latest Asia Power Index, a data-driven comparative assessment of power in the region by think-tank Lowy Institute.
The other nations in the top 10 for overall power in 2019 are: the US, China, Japan, India, Russia, South Korea, Australia and Thailand, the Lowy Institute said in a media statement on Tuesday.
The Asia Power Index measures eight types of power: military capability, defence networks, economic resources, economic relationships, diplomatic influence, cultural influence, resilience and future resources.
 

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And he loves to use his disgusting father, dead or alive, to further his political agenda. :wink:

Expect a big show for the 10th anniversary of Get Well Soon in 2025. :cool:
Throw in their LKY monumental memorial construction in Marina Bay, and plaster the news all over the media during election campaign.
 

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Paps policy of insisting on English was perfect. Malays went from top to bottom of the social ladder in a year. Even the British empire did not require English
 

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Singapore is 8th most powerful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank


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Singapore is 8th most powerful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank​

Fiona Lam

Fiona Lam​

Published Tue, May 28, 2019 · 01:59 PM
OF 25 countries globally, Singapore ranks eighth in terms of the power it wields in the Asia-Pacific region, while Malaysia takes ninth place, according to the latest Asia Power Index, a data-driven comparative assessment of power in the region by think-tank Lowy Institute.
The other nations in the top 10 for overall power in 2019 are: the US, China, Japan, India, Russia, South Korea, Australia and Thailand, the Lowy Institute said in a media statement on Tuesday.
The Asia Power Index measures eight types of power: military capability, defence networks, economic resources, economic relationships, diplomatic influence, cultural influence, resilience and future resources.
I think there was an error
It is not

Singapore is 8th most powerful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank​


It is

Singapore is 8th most powderful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank​

 

k1976

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I think there was an error
It is not

Singapore is 8th most powerful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank​


It is

Singapore is 8th most powderful country in Asia-Pacific; China closes in on US for top spot: think-tank​

Under the Good Guidence of Good Hands, we are really punching above the weight class liao
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