Shangri-La Dialogue 2008

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Press Coverage 2008

25 Sep 2008 - - Straits Times - Boom, bust... it's in nature of free market Booms and busts are in the nature of a free market economy and the current financial crisis is not the end of the world, said Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Before his address, the Minister Mentor inaugurated the Lee Kuan Yew Conference Room at the institute, a leading authority on political-military conflict. It organises the annual Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, an international security conference attended largely by defence ministers and military chiefs and experts.
25 Sep 2008 - - Straits Times - China taking up cricket, pursuing soft power China is taking up cricket as a sport with an eye on the 2011 World Cup, and has engaged Australian and Indian trainers. Before his address, the Minister Mentor inaugurated the Lee Kuan Yew Conference Room at the institute, a leading authority on political-military conflict. It organises the annual Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, an international security conference attended largely by defence ministers and military chiefs and experts.
25 Sep 2008 - - Straits Times - Views on Singapore, media, 'unchanged' IN 1966, Oxford professor Neville Brown interviewed Mr Lee Kuan Yew when he was the young prime minister of a young Singapore. Before his address, the Minister Mentor inaugurated the Lee Kuan Yew Conference Room at the institute, a leading authority on political-military conflict. It organises the annual Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, an international security conference attended largely by defence ministers and military chiefs and experts.
24 Sep 2008 - - Straits Times - Engage Asian powers He presented his views on Asia's role in global security, in remarks prepared for delivery early this morning, Singapore time, at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). Before his address, the Minister Mentor inaugurated the Lee Kuan Yew Conference Room at the institute, a leading authority on political-military conflict. It organises the annual Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, an international security conference attended largely by defence ministers and military chiefs and experts.
31 Jul 2008 - - New Straits Times - Clouds of doubt over SAARC summit Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama, during several visits to Southeast Asia to participate in the Shan-gri-La Dialogue and Asean security-related gatherings, stressed that global terrorism had to be fought glob-ally and needed the support of all nations.
01 Jul 2008 - - Bernama - Parameswaran displeased with article in ‘Today’ that runs down Rosmah Parameswaran said that since then other personalities too, both in Malaysia and Singapore, had contributed much to bringing bilateral relations to the “very warm level that they found themselves in today”. “I would be sad if I learn next year that Datuk Seri Najib finds himself not in a position to attend the Shangri-La Dialogue (an annual event organised here by the Britain-based International Institute for Strategic Studies) which he has attended five times since its inception, or if I...

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Agenda

2008 Agenda

Plenary Sessions and Speeches

2008 Speeches

Dialogue Report 2008

The IISS has a compiled a report on the summit held in 2008 containing details of the plenary sessions and a flavour of the discussions in the breakout groups.

The Shangri-La Dialogue Report 2008 is available online.