SINGAPORE: Singapore’s small, open economy could be “caught in the crossfire” of the ongoing US-China trade war, despite the ...

Analysts say the impact would be cushioned by other factors, but could worsen if more countries are targeted by US tariffs.

“Now the US is seen as a great disruptor,” Defense Minister Ng Eng Hen said in an interview with Bloomberg TV Friday on the ...

The United States and China are locked in a competition ... face in maintaining neutral relations with both powers. He warned that countries like Singapore should not be forced to "choose sides ...

He said there is a "significant lack of strategic trust" between the US and China, and the global economy is decoupling as a result. Singapore needs to engage with the different poles of power ...

Mr Cao Zhongming, China’s Ambassador to Singapore, was also in the audience. The forum marks the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and China. At the forum, Mr Chan also ...

As the United States winds back humanitarian assistance in Southeast Asia, its rival China may see an opportunity to expand its influence in a region where it has directed billions of dollars in ...

Singapore has passed a law designed to protect against foreign interference in its race-based clans and business associations ...

Beijing imposed a 15% levy on less than $5 billion of US energy imports and a moderate 10% fee on American oil and ...

He said that Singapore should adapt to the international environment while maintaining relations with its neighbours.

Singapore maintains its position as the largest investor in Indonesia. In 2024, the total investment reached US$20.1 billion.