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Lawrence Loh

  • Director, Centre for Governance and Sustainability, NUS Business School
Singapore
As seen in: Forbes, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News Philippines, Yahoo Singapore, NPR, MDPI, Nikkei Asia, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, U.S. News and World Report and
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China's steady opening-up for Asia-Pacific economic growth

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By Lawrence Loh
| China Daily (English)
A container ship leaves Qingdao Port, Shandong province. [YU FANGPING/FOR CHINA DAILY] Global trade enters 2026 after a tumultuous year marked by the United States tariffs. Never before had free trade been so heavily jeopardized, as countries experienced frenzies of disarray with escalating tariffs imposed generally on goods and, specifically, on critical commodities and products.
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Advancing the collective good

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By Lawrence Loh, Ang Hui Min
| China Daily (Hong Kong)
China’s focus on high-quality development under new 5-year plan will aid global well-being China recently concluded a meeting to formulate the recommendations for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), centering on high-quality development, which was adopted by the fourth plenum of the 20th Communist Party of China Central Committee. The pivot is timely as China charts its way forward.
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Into a post-ESG era, what’s next for corporate impact?

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By Lawrence Loh, Ang Hui Min
| The Business Times (Singapore)
As sustainability’s global momentum falters, its purpose must be reframed from compliance to well-being for people and planet to flourish To ensure the world’s well-being, both climate actions and nature protection are important. However, nature is often overlooked. PHOTO: EPA THE global sustainability momentum is now marred by doubters and detractors. They pushed back against climate actions and policies, even touting climate change as “the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world”.
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