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Samuel Devaraj

Law Minister Edwin Tong calls on Singaporeans to be more discerning when viewing online content and to not disseminate it if it is harmful.

Singapore must act firmly when others seek to divide it: Edwin Tong on blocked online content

[SINGAPORE] Singapore must act firmly and reject attempts by those who wish to harm the nation and divide it, said Law Minister Edwin Tong on Saturday (Jun 6).

MHA says: “Singapore firmly opposes nativism and xenophobia. Any attempt to pit one community against another here must be firmly rejected."

Singapore blocks online posts targeting Indian community; content likely from China-based platform

It uses footage of crowded streets in Little India, Indian devotees at a religious festival in Pagoda Street

Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing speaks at the plenary session on Evolving Security Partnerships in a Fragmenting World at the Shangri-La Dialogue on May 31.
SHANGRI-LA DIALOGUE 2026

Chan Chun Sing calls for more partnerships with like-minded countries as nature of conflicts evolves

He says that with these networks, countries can work to build trust in domains such as cyber and artificial intelligence

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