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In The Business Times, Prof. Simon Tay examines how Singapore is navigating a “minus-two” world shaped by strategic competition between major powers.

His commentary highlights why strengthening partnerships beyond the US–China binary, from ASEAN to emerging regions, is increasingly critical for economic resilience and strategic autonomy.

As global fragmentation deepens, proactive diplomacy and diversified economic links are no longer optional.

Read the full commentary: https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion-features/new-initiatives-minus-two-world

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