Anonymous

02 Feb 2021

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With Biden taking presidency, how do you foresee Singapore's position between the East and West in the future?

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Shania Loh

02 Feb 2021

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Singapore will continue to be diplomatic. I think regardless of who the US president is, Singapore will continue to take a non-biased side between the East and the West since we are so reliant on the 2 giants - US & China for trade, investments etc. Singapore can't afford to take sides and potentially spark conflict with other countries.

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