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George Yeo on America’s Deep Divides and China
George Yeo, in an interview with ThinkChina editor Chow Yian Ping, explores America’s deep social pain, China’s struggle with corruption rooted in Confucian ties, and why change is hard. He also weighs the risk of war in the Taiwan Strait and Singapore’s future in a fast-shifting world order. This is the first episode of ThinkChina Conversations, a series of in-depth interviews with experts on China.
George Yeo brings audiences an insider’s perspective on the geopolitical forces reshaping global business, trade, and international diplomacy. Drawing on decades of leadership in government and the private sector, he equips organizations with practical insights into navigating an increasingly complex world. Contact WWSG to learn more.
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