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‘Makes us stronger, not weaker’: London’s diversity keeps it among world’s influential cities, says mayor

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By Calvin Yang Verified
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
SINGAPORE: London's ability to draw on its diversity has helped it remain one of the world's most influential cities despite years of political and economic upheaval, its mayor Sadiq Khan said on Monday (Jun 15). “The secret weapon is Londoners, and that's going to carry on,” he told CNA on the sidelines of the biennial World Cities Summit held in Singapore.
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Asia Pacific can ‘no longer be classified as fully at peace’ amid growing security threats: IISS report

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By Calvin Yang Verified
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
SINGAPORE: The Asia Pacific can “no longer be classified as fully at peace”, said a report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) on Thursday (May 28). Growing security threats have dramatically raised the strategic stakes, the dossier warned, adding that policymakers can “no longer pass on the responsibility to respond”.
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Southeast Asia can tap growing space economy through data, not rocket launches: Ex-US Space Force architect

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By Calvin Yang Verified
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
SINGAPORE: Southeast Asia can move quickly to capture opportunities in the fast-growing space economy – not by competing in rocket launches but by harnessing space data, said retired Major-General Clinton Crosier, who led the planning for the United States Space Force. Crosier, who is now CEO of advisory firm DeltaV Strategies, said the region is well placed to benefit from a surge in satellite data as the global space economy evolves.
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