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Singapore’s Lawrence Wong seeks stronger ties with Japan amid global tensions Wong and Takaichi are expected to discuss economic stability and AI, and tread cautiously amid superpower rivalries, analysts say ![Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong... [2]

Australia and Singapore yesterday agreed to maintain a continued flow of petrol, diesel, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) between the two nations, as Asian governments scramble to respond to the oil price shock created by the war in Iran. [3]

William Pesek is an award-winning, Tokyo-based journalist and author of "Japanization: What the World Can Learn from Japan's Lost Decades." OpinionLawrence Wong won't get a honeymoon after Singapore election win ![Avatar]( [4]

SINGAPORE -- In sweltering Singapore's central business district on Monday, former Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong watched as his successor, Lawrence Wong, delivered a campaign speech to a crowd of hundreds that went on for more than half an hour. [5]

City-state's leader keeps 'experienced hands' in post-election cabinet reshuffle Akito Tanaka shares his weekly reflections and recommendations Akito Tanaka shares his weekly reflections and recommendations Analysts say ruling party's focus on track ... (confirmed by 2 sources) [7]

Court rules against Lee Jae-myung as PM Han resigns to run for president Bookings sink as US importers halt orders, raising fears of empty store shelves Automaker expects far deeper red ink than earlier projection of $560m Chinese internet giants aim... [8]

Diplomats and analysts say regime's actions do not match rhetoric Former leader puts in campaigning time to support PM Lawrence Wong Workers' Party fields 'formidable' contender in key constituency against PAP Asian governments, companies and communi... [9]

Lawrence Wong has been sworn in as Singapore's prime minister, the city-state's fourth since its independence in 1965. [10]

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