AFP – Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong answers question from reporters during a news conference … SINGAPORE (AFP) – The United States plays an "indispensable" role in Asia despite the rise of China and India and... [read full story]
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AFP The United States plays an "Indispensable" role in Asia despite the rise of China and India and should be part of any new regional group, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said today. Tweet
The United States plays an "indispensable" role in Asia despite the rise of China and India and should be part of any new regional group, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Tuesday. Speaking ahead of the Asia-Pacific...
Agence France-Presse First Posted 15:59:00 11/03/2009 Filed Under: SINGAPORE—The United States plays an "indispensable" role in Asia despite the rise of China and India and should be part of any new regional group, an official...
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