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Singapore not immune to divisive forces: DPM Heng

He says anxiety caused by income inequality has led to distrust but adds Singaporeans can be "bridge builders"

Sharon See

Published Mon, Jan 20, 2020 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

SINGAPORE has already seen some semblances of nativist tendencies, the Republic's deputy prime minister said, as he warned that the country cannot assume it is immune to divisive forces that have swept across the world.

In a speech at the Institute of Policy Studies' a…

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Singapore not immune to divisive forces: DPM Heng

Sharon See

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