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In this episode of The Breakfast Grille, SIIA Chairman Prof. Simon Tay joins BFM89.9’s Philip See to discuss intensifying great-power rivalry, the differing responses of ASEAN member states such as Malaysia and Singapore, and what these dynamics mean for ASEAN and the role of multilateral institutions in an increasingly fragmented geopolitical landscape.

Listen to the podcast: https://www.bfm.my/content/podcast/the-resilience-of-asean-amidst-a-fragmented-world

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