Rewatch this webinar with Benjamin Ho on the struggle for the moral high ground in international politics.
Webinar Replay: Chinese Exceptionalism

YCW Singapore was launched in late June 2015, the organization's eighth global chapter. Geographically located within six hours of major cities in China and India, the biggest powers in Asia, Singapore has grown to be the ideal crossroads between East and West. The city-state plays a pivotal role in the West’s engagement with Asia and vice versa. YCW Singapore is well positioned to tap into the country’s robust, multi-racial and large international community to examine the delicate foreign policy dynamics, economic and social interactions between the East and West.
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Rewatch this webinar with Benjamin Ho on the struggle for the moral high ground in international politics.
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YCW LN: Public health policy lessons from the Four Asian Tigers with Dr Ramon Pacheco Pardo (Reader, King’s College London (KCL)), Dr Kaho Yu (Senior Asia Analyst, Verisk Maplecroft) and Bo-jiun Jing (PhD Candidate, KCL) Monday, July 13, 2020 •