Singapore’s economy would suffer if relations worsen between the U.S. and China, but the city-state must stay independent in the conflict between its two biggest trading partners, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Sunday.
“We have our own history and culture, and also our own perspectives and political stands on current affairs,” Lee said in Mandarin during his annual National Day rally speech. “We must always be principled in our approach, and not swayed by emotions.”
“We have our own history and culture, and also our own perspectives and political stands on current affairs,” Lee said in Mandarin during his annual National Day rally speech. “We must always be principled in our approach, and not swayed by emotions.”