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Alexander Neill

Raising concerns about the South China Sea does not make Singapore, or other Asian nations, anti-China

As a potentially vulnerable small state, it would be dangerous for Singapore to accept that any other country has the right to act as its “big brother”. Illustration: Craig Stephens

China is sailing solo on South China Sea issues, despite its claims to the contrary

William Choong and Alexander Neill say the messages and partnerships from the Shangri-La Dialogue show how, on South China Sea disputes at least, China is on its own in its reading of events
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