Lee Hsien Loong
Prime Minister, Republic of SingaporeBirth DetailsFebruary 10, 1952 | Singapore
NationalitySingaporean
LeaguePolitician
EducationB.A. in Mathematics and a Diploma in Computer Science, University of Cambridge; Master’s in Public Administration, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Lee Hsien Loong’s Journey so far ...
Before you go ...
- After completing education, Lee Hsien Loong joined the Singaporean military as an officer and retired with the rank of brigadier general
- His political career began in 1984 when he joined the People’s Action Party which was in power at the time
- Subsequently, he became a member of parliament in 1984 and took charge as the minister of state for the ministry of trade and industry and the ministry of defence
- In 1986, Loong became a member of the central executive committee of the People's Action Party
- He became the minister for trade and industry as well as the second minister of defence in 1987
- In 1990, Loong was elected as the deputy prime minister when Goh Chok Tong became the Prime Minister
- He became the chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore in 1998
- In 2001, he assumed office as the finance minister of the country
- Loong replaced Tong as the prime minister of Singapore in 2004 and continues to be in that position till date
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- Loong’s father Lee Kuan Yew was the first Prime Minister of Singapore
Last Updated: 25/08/2021
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- Quote of the day by Singapore’s former Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong: ''We cooperate with China because of shared interests, not because of shared blood.'' ― What does “shared interests not shared blood” reveal about modern diplomacy and global power balance?Quote of the day by Lee Hsien Loong: Singapore China shared interests not shared blood statement Lee Hsien Loong reflects a sharp global truth. Nations act on interest, not emotion. Singapore China shared interests not shared blood statement Lee Hsien Loong highlights how diplomacy today is driven by survival, trade, and balance in a tense world. It shows Singapore’s clear foreign policy logic. Countries cooperate when goals align, not when identity matches. This idea reshapes how people read modern geopolitics. It is simple but deeply strategic. It explains why Singapore engages China while staying globally balanced.
- India’s young economy could surpass China’s, says former Singapore PMSingapore's Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong believes India's younger population and economic potential could lead it to eventually surpass China's growth. He also discussed China's role in the global system, noting its benefit from the WTO and its desire to uphold a rules-based order, albeit with a cautionary note on great power restraint.
- Singapore’s first family is locked in a bitter battle. Reason, a houseThe family of Singapore’s founding father, Lee Kuan Yew, is embroiled in a dispute over the demolition of his home, as requested in his will. His youngest son, Lee Hsien Yang, supports demolition, while his older brother, Lee Hsien Loong, remains non-committal. Government intervention has further complicated the situation.
- PM Modi praises Singapore's '4G' leadership, hails nation as global inspirationPrime Minister Narendra Modi expressed confidence in Singapore's new leadership under Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, highlighting the nation's progress and strategic partnership with India. Modi emphasised collaboration in areas like digitalization, healthcare, and cybersecurity, while celebrating the strong cultural ties and mutual investments between the two countries.
- Watch: PM Modi gets into the rhythm, plays dhol upon arrival in SingaporePrime Minister Narendra Modi began his visit to Singapore by engaging with the Indian diaspora and participating in cultural activities. Accompanied by key officials, Modi aims to strengthen strategic partnerships in advanced manufacturing, digitalisation, and sustainable development. The visit includes meetings with Singapore's top leaders and a focus on the semiconductor sector.
- Time ripe for India-Singapore bilateral relations to raise to next level: EAM S JaishankarPrime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Singapore aims to elevate India-Singapore relations. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized the need for a contemporary approach to reflect current realities. Key discussions will focus on technology, connectivity, and energy, building on existing strong ties and exploring new collaborative opportunities.
- Singapore-India ties will continue to flourish under incoming PM Wong: SICCISingapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam was the guest of honour at the dinner attended by some 700 business and community leaders from the prosperous Asian financial centre.
- Jaishankar meets Singapore PM Lee & senior ministers to further deepen bilateral tiesExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has held meetings with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong, discussing the advancing of India-Singapore ties, particularly in new age technologies. He also met Singaporean counterpart Vivian Balakrishnan, reviewing bilateral cooperation progress and discussing the Indo-Pacific and West Asia.
- G20 Summit: UK PM Rishi Sunak signs new strategic pact with Singapore in IndiaThe pact is expected to give Singaporean companies more confidence to invest in the UK and vice-versa, creating jobs and growth for both economies."This new agreement with Singapore will take us even further in delivering our priorities and ensure that, as we map the future of the world economy, we are doing so alongside our closest partners," said Rishi Sunak in a statement from Delhi.
- Tharman Shanmugaratnam joins growing list of Indian-origin leaders dominating world politicsTharman Shanmugaratnam's victory in Singapore's presidential election adds him to a growing list of Indian-origin leaders in important world capitals. This trend is seen in the US with Kamala Harris becoming the first woman and person of color to hold the position of Vice President. Additionally, Rishi Sunak became Britain's first Indian-origin Prime Minister, and leaders of Indian heritage hold positions.
- Singapore PM Lee assures citizens, international partners of government's honesty, integrity amidst spate of political scandalsSingaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, in his National Day message, has assured that his government will maintain its high standards of honesty and propriety. The city-state has recently been shaken by various political scandals that have involved ministers and lawmakers. This has included allegations of preferential treatment in the rental of state-owned properties, a corruption investigation into a transport minister and the resignations of two former MPs over their affair.
- Singapore parliament speaker, MP resign over affairSingapore's parliament speaker Tan Chuan Jin and MP Cheng Li Hui have resigned after engaging in an "inappropriate relationship". Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong accepted their resignations, which follow a rare high-level corruption probe into a cabinet minister that saw Transport Minister S. Iswaran arrested by Singapore's powerful Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.
- Singapore prime minister tests positive for COVID again in rare rebound caseLee, 71, was diagnosed with COVID-19 for the first time on May 22, following work trips to Africa and Asia. He tested negative six days later. But in a Facebook post Thursday, Lee shared a photo of a positive antigen rapid test that he took.
- PM Modi & Singapore's Lee Hsien Loong launch cross-border linkage between UPI, PayNowIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Singapore counterpart Lee Hsien Loong on Tuesday launched cross-border linkage between UPI and PayNow. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das and Ravi Menon, Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore were also present at the virtual event.
- Singapore government faces parliament grilling over FTX falloutSingapore’s government faces increased scrutiny over the fallout from the collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX crypto empire
- India, ASEAN upgrade ties to comprehensive strategic partnershipIndia and the ASEAN decided to advance maritime cooperation, including in maritime security, countering piracy and armed robbery of ships, maritime safety and search and rescue operations, humanitarian assistance, disaster management and emergency response and relief, according to the joint statement issued after the meeting.
- Singapore will decriminalise sex between men: PMBut he added the government had no intention of changing the city-state's legal definition of marriage - that is, between a man and a woman.
- Singapore to lift virus travel curbs in 'milestone'The city-state is the latest Asian country to ease travel restrictions in a region that has generally been more reluctant to lift barriers than Europe and North America.
- What explains the new chill in India's relations with SingaporeLee's remarks on Wednesday in Singapore's Parliament about the declining standards of Indian democracy, with criminals getting elected to the Indian Parliament, have sparked a public controversy.
- Must learn to be less thin-skinned: Tharoor on India lodging protest over Singapore PM's remarksTharoor's remarks came after India on Thursday lodged a strong protest with Singapore over the comments made by its Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong that almost half of the lawmakers in the Lok Sabha have criminal charges pending against them and suggesting a decline in the country's democratic polity from "Nehru's India".
- India summons envoy to protest Singapore prime minister's remarks"Many political systems today would be quite unrecognisable to their founding leaders. Ben-Gurion's Israel has morphed into one which can barely form a government, despite four general elections in two years. Meanwhile, a stream of senior politicians and officials in Israel face a litany of criminal charges, some have gone to jail."
- MEA objects to Singapore PM's comment about Indian MPs facing criminal chargesThe Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has raised strong objections to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's adverse comment about Indian Parliamentarians, taking up the matter with the Singapore High Commissioner in Delhi.
- Nehru continues to inspire world leaders, but Modi denigrates him: Congress on Singapore PM's speechFormer prime minister Manmohan Singh said the BJP, despite being in power for more than seven years, continued to blame Nehru for the problems of the people. The Indian Overseas Congress also said on Twitter, "Nehru stands tall as an epitome of democracy! Listen to PM of Singapore who refers to Nehru when he speaks about building a democratic society. Hope our PM listens to it."
- Indonesia, Singapore sign key defence, extradition treaties in presence of nation leadersA similar defence agreement was first signed by the two countries in April 2007, but didn't to go into effect after opposition in Indonesia's Parliament. With the new airspace and extradition agreements meeting many of Jakarta's demands, it is widely expected that Indonesian lawmakers - the majority of whom belong to the government-led bloc - will pass the new treaties.
- ASEAN could tap India's vibrant technology and startup scene, says Singapore PMThe ASEAN bloc could tap India's technology and start-up scene to grow and facilitate finance and trade in practical ways, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said, underlining that the grouping values New Delhi's support amid an evolving regional architecture.
- Singapore cannot simply let go and let things rip, as PM Lee rules out indefinite lockdownSingapore's multi-ministry task force announced on Saturday a slew of measures for the effective opening up of the affluent city-state. These include requiring vaccination for all staff returning to the workplace from Jan 1, 2022, as well as adding China's Sinovac to the national vaccination programme and expanding the home recovery scheme to certain pregnant women, The Straits Times newspaper reported.
- Singapore PM gets turbaned, greets Sikhs with 'Sat Sri Akaal' for their services during pandemicSpeaking at the event, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong praised the Sikh community for their contribution in mitigating the disruptions caused by the pandemic.
- Singapore PM Lee says COVID-19 here to stay, vows to reopen borders"One day this global pandemic will subside. But I do not expect COVID-19 to disappear. It will remain with humankind, and become endemic. The virus will continue to circulate in pockets of the global population for years to come. This also means we will see small outbreaks of the disease from time to time in Singapore as well," he said.
- Singapore Deputy PM steps aside as future premier in succession setbackSingapore Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat stepped aside as the designated successor to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, a surprise move that will likely push back a long-telegraphed power transition in the city-state.
- Singapore blogger ordered to pay $100,000 for defaming PMCritics say the case is the latest example of the tightly-regulated city-state's government being heavy-handed and seeking to silence dissent online.
- Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong receives COVID-19 vaccine, urges others to follow"We got vaccinated early to show Singaporeans we are confident that the vaccine is safe and effective," he said in a post accompanying the video.
- Singapore and Malaysia scrap high speed railway after delaysThe 350-kilometre (217-mile) rail network was expected to cut travel time between Singapore and the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur to 90 minutes from the four or more hours by car today.
- Singapore hopes US can stabilise its ties with China: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong"If you (US) can establish a stable, predictable policy with bipartisan consensus (with China), I think it would be a great help to all your friends and partners who want to be able to depend on you and to rely on you, without the risk that one day the big power may suddenly decide its interests lie elsewhere," the Straits Times quoted Lee as saying.
- Singapore PM Lee returns to power with ‘clear mandate'; Opposition gainsSingapore PM Lee took the results as an “endorsement” of the party's policies and plans as he had called the elections amidst COVID-19 pandemic. The opposition Workers' Party secured 10 seats and defeated a team in the Group Representation Constituency of Sengkang led by former Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Ng Chee Meng.
- One of Asia's premier business hubs prepares for a more troubled, less prosperous futureSingapore is spending S$93 billion ($66.7 billion), or 20% of its gross domestic product, as part of its economic response, helping workers stay in their jobs as well as supporting businesses and their employees to cope with the fallout from the virus. But this level of spending is going to be hard to sustain, the nation's top leader has admitted.
- PM Modi holds talks with Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien LoongPM Modi became the first world leader to address the festival which was launched in 2016 and is in its third edition.
- Swachh Bharat Mission a deeper reform to transform how we think, live & work: Lee Hsien LoongOver the last four years, India has made great progress, building more than 86 million toilets for households, and declaring 470,000 villages free of open defecation. Singapore has travelled this journey too.
- India, Singapore agree to deepen economic and defence tiesModi and Lee also exchanged views on the regional and global challenges and reiterated their principled position on maritime security and expressed commitment to 'Rules Based' Order.
- India, Singapore to upgrade Comprehensive Economic Cooperation AgreementIndia and Singapore signed the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement in 2005. Singapore is the first country with which India signed such a treaty.
- China, India growing in strength, influence: Singapore PM Lee Hsien LoongLee was speaking while welcoming regional leaders at the 32nd ASEAN summit here.
- Rahul Gandhi meets Singapore PM Lee Hsien LoongGandhi is on a three-day trip to Singapore and Malaysia during which he will meet Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak, besides interacting with the Indian community, and business leaders.
- India stands with ASEAN for rules-based regional architecture: PresidentThe president said that India's 'Act East policy' reinforces its ancient links with Southeast Asia through enhanced political, security, economic and cultural ties.
- ASEAN leaders arrive for landmark summit; will be chief guests at Republic Day paradeSome experts feel that the meet can be an opportunity for India to present itself as a powerful ally to these countries in the strategic areas of trade and connectivity.
- India, Singapore discuss ways to strengthen trade tiesThey discussed at length the roll-out of the Goods and Services Tax in India, bilateral trade and investment, and the road map for enhancing economic and commercial ties.
- Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong to travel to India, President Pranab Mukherjee's visit likely soonIn a congratulatory message on India's 70th Independence Day, President Tony Tan Keng Yam said he looks forward to receiving his Indian counterpart Mukherjee in Singapore in the near future.
- Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong wants India involved in region beyond Indian OceanLee Hsien Loong said the lines of communication, the trade routes and the freedom of navigation in the region would become vital concerns of India.
- India to participate in diaspora summit in SingaporeIndia will participate in a diaspora convention here next month with six international financial institutions, including the World Bank.
- Singapore plays an important role against money-laundering: OfficialSingapore, a major international financial centre, has put in place a "robust preventive regime" as part of the global efforts against money- laundering, a top official said.
- Wary of China, India and Singapore in pact to upgrade defence cooperationIndia and Singapore singed ten pacts including a joint declaration by the two PMs on a strategic partnership that was released after Modi’s meeting with his Singaporean counterpart.
- 'Strategic Partners' India and Singapore sign pacts to upgrade defence co-operationIndia and Singapore elevated their ties to the ‘strategic partnership’ level and signed bilateral agreements to upgrade defence cooperation.
- Narendra Modi, Lee Hsien Loong to launch joint Singapore-India postage stampThe stamp has pictures of the Istana of Singapore, and the Rashtrapati Bhavan of India, Singapore Post said.
- PM Narendra Modi on maiden visit to Singapore from tomorrowPM Modi will arrive in Singapore on his maiden official visit beginning tomorrow during which the two countries will elevate their relations to strategic partnership by signing an agreement.
- New citizens co-authors of Singapore story: PM Lee Hsien Loong"That belief in Singapore is what we have been celebrating this SG50 (this year being Singapore's 50 years of independence)," Lee said.
- Lee Hsien Loong sworn-in as Singapore Prime MinisterPM Lee Hsien Loong said the next chapter of the Singapore story will have to be written by the government and the people as he took oath of office, three weeks after his party returned to power.
- PM Narendra Modi to visit Singapore from November 23-25; to deliver 2015 Singapore LectureThe government is also planning a San Jose like community reception considering the significant presence of Indians and people of Indian origin there.
- Chandrababu Naidu to invite Singapore PM for Amaravati foundation stone ceremonyDespite challenges, Naidu said the Government sees capital development as a great advantage for the state.
- India insulated from economic fallout, says FM Arun JaitleyAllaying concerns about the pace of the BJP-led regime's economic reforms, FM said the government has moved "fairly rapidly".
- Arun Jaitley calls on Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong ; discusses ways to step up tradeThey discussed among others the issues of bilateral trade and investment relations, the recent global economic developments.
- Arun Jaitley to meet investors in Singapore, Hong KongIn Singapore, Jaitley will give a talk on "India: A heaven of opportunity in globally challenging times" and meet Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
- Singapore's ruling People's Action Party returns to powerSingapore Premier Lee Hsien Loong's People's Action Party returned to power after easily winning today's general election, dashing hopes of opposition seeking to end half a century dominance by one-party.
- 21 Indian-origin candidates in fray for polls in SingaporeTwenty-one Indian-origin Singaporeans are among 181 candidates who have filed their nominations to contest the snap general elections next week.
- Future of Singapore at stake in this general election: PM Lee Hsien LoongLee, 63, said much is at stake in the election scheduled for September 11, with the nation going to the polls shortly after celebrating its Golden Jubilee.
- Singapore opposition fields team to challenge PM LeeThe PAP, which has governed the prosperous city state for over 50 years, is being challenged by eight political parties and two independent.
- Singapore economy would fail without foreigners: Lee Hsien LoongClosing the doors to foreign workers would tank Singapore's economy, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong cautioned today as he sought to allay concerns of the countrymen on the "tough issue" of foreigners and immigration.
- PM Narendra Modi to visit Singapore in November: Premier Lee Hsien LoongPrime Minister Narendra Modi will visit here in November on an official visit during which the ties between the two countries will be elevated.
- India joins Singapore in celebrating its National DayAnant Gangaram Geete, Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprise, is representing India at the National Day jubilee celebration.
- APJ Abdul Kalam was people's President: Singapore's PM Lee Hsien LoongSingaporean PM Lee Hsien Loong today called APJ Abdul Kalam as the "people's president" as he paid tribute to the former President.
- After 35 years on the run, Ex Singapore MP Phey Yew Kok surrenders; faces probePhey, then aged 45, jumped bail and took a train to Kuala Lumpur and evaded attempts to track him down in Thailand for 35 years, The Straits Times reported today.
- India can play major role in Asia: Singapore PM Lee Hsien LoongIndia can play a major role in Asia if it opens up its economy and encourages foreign investments while actively participating in regional summits, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said.
- NDA continues with UPA policy of downgrading presence at Shangri La DialogueMinister of State for Defence Rao Inderjit Singh is expected to lead the Indian delegation for the 2015 Asia Security Summit.
- Singapore offers financial, humanitarian aid to NepalSingapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong wrote a condolence letter to his Nepalese counterpart Sushil Koirala over the massive loss the country.
- Singapore former President SR Nathan making "good" recovery after strokeThe 90-year-old Indian-origin leader suffered a stroke on April 14 following which he was admitted to the hospital.
- Singapore to open museum on India's diverse heritagePrime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will launch the IHC on May 7 as a focal point for the Indian community, and a platform to learn more about the diverse Indian heritage in Singapore.
- Singapore's ailing former PM Lee Kuan Yew 'further weakens'Lee has been on mechanical ventilation, a form of life support, since February 21 after being admitted on February 5 with severe pneumonia.
- Condition of Singapore's first PM "largely unchanged""In the month since Mr Lee Kuan Yew was admitted to hospital, so many people and groups have sent him good wishes.
- Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong back to work after prostate cancer surgeryThe Prime Minister also thanked those who had sent him good wishes, saying that he was "touched by your thoughtful messages".
- Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong recovering well after prostate cancer surgeryThe 91-year old Lee, father of the current Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, was hospitalized on February 5 for severe pneumonia.
- Narendra Modi wishes quick recovery for Singapore PM Lee Hsien LoongPrime Minister Lee had congratulated Prime Minister Modi on his Lok Sabha election victory on Twitter and Facebook.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi wishes quick recovery for Singapore PM"Dear @leehsienloong, hoping you have a successful surgery & a quick recovery. My good wishes to you," Modi tweeted late tonight.
- Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong diagnosed with prostate cancerThe robot-assisted keyhole prostatectomy will be carried out by Professor Christopher Cheng, the lead urologist at the Singapore General Hospital.
- Blogger pays 29,000 dollars to Singapore PM in defamation caseThe summary judgement deemed he had defamed Lee through blog posts alleging misappropriation of money placed in the Central Provident Fund.
- Singapore's President Tan Keng Yam to arrive in India on 3-day visit on SundaySingapore is India's largest trade and investment partner in ASEAN, accounting for a third of India's overall trade with ASEAN.
- Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong expresses concern over missing AirAsia planeThe plane with 162 passengers and crew on board went missing on a flight from Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore this morning.
- Eradicating terrorism would be a difficult fight: Singapore PM Lee Hsien LoongLee said he was particularly grateful to the city state's Malay-Muslim community, especially its leaders, who have maintained this position.
- Singapore keen to partner India in building 100 Smart-CitiesSingapore expressed its keen desire to partner with India in the development of 100 new smart cities in the country including a new capital for the state of AP.
- Singapore takes ISIS threat seriously: Premier Lee Hsien LoongSingaporeans, Malaysians and Indonesians were among the 12,000 foreign fighters who have joined the ISIS ranks.
- Telangana CM assures graft-free environment for investorsAddressing a business meeting with Singaporean investors, Rao assured that Telangana would be "a zero graft state" with improving "safety and security".
- Nodal trade office to be set up in Singapore: Mamata BanerjeeWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today announced setting up of a nodal office here to promote global investments into West Bengal.
- West Bengal, Singapore to set up business centre in KolkataDescribing the meeting as positive, constructive and fruitful, Mamata said West Bengal and Singapore govts will jointly set up a Business Centre in Kolkata in 18 months.
- West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to arrive in Singapore todayBanerjee is visiting the city state at the invitation of Singapore Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Law K Shanmugam.
- Cooperate in developing 'little Singapore' in India: Sushma SwarajSingapore has expressed keenness to cooperate with India in specific areas of its expertise like water management and urban rejuvenation.
- PM Narendra Modi's I-Day speech evokes interest from Singaporean leadersTop Singaporean leaders expressed their "surprise & interest" over the extempore speech made by PM Narendra Modi on the occasion of India's Independence Day.
- Singapore to maintain good ties with US, China, India, Japan: Senior diplomatSingapore's foreign policy aims to maintain good relations with major powers like the US, China, India and Japan, a senior diplomat has said.
- Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong to interact with IIM Alumni and Indian businessmenThe IIMPACT 2014 will also underline the growing importance of Singapore for India and global Indian business leaders.
- Narendra Modi's tremendous reach on social media: How the PM plans to use it for better governanceNow, as policy takes precedence over politics Narendra Modi is stepping up the pace on social media.
- Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong congratulates Narendra Modi, BJP on Lok Sabha success"Congrats to Narendra Modi and the BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) on their electoral success!" said Lee in a post on his Facebook account.
- Singapore has to manage inflow of foreign workers: PM LeePM Lee Hsien Loong has said that Singapore will have to manage the inflow of foreign workers to ease the strain on infrastructure.
- Lee Hsien Loong tells foreign workers to obey Singapore's laws"We will continue to treat foreign workers fairly, but we expect them to obey our laws and social norms," Lee said.
- Riots in Little India inexcusable: Singapore PM"But we still need foreign workers to keep our economy running and to build critical infrastructure for Singaporeans," added Lee.
- Riots can happen even in stable society: Singapore PMLee Hsien Loong has said that December 8 riot is a good reminder that such incidents can happen even in a stable society.
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