Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong speaking at Forbes Global CEO Conference 2019
PM Lee's sharp, data-driven responses at Forbes CEO Conference reveal Singapore's pragmatic strategy on US-China tensions, Hong Kong, and ASEAN—worth every minute.
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PM Lee's sharp, data-driven responses at Forbes CEO Conference reveal Singapore's pragmatic strategy on US-China tensions, Hong Kong, and ASEAN—worth every minute.

Two of my favourite thinkers discuss big ideas in an intimate format that prioritizes depth over performance—respectful disagreement included.

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