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26 Mar 2008 - - Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka) - Fox here for political consensus
SINGAPORE Defence Minister Teo Chee Hean, in an address to the Munich Conference on Security Policy, has said the new economic realities in Asia will also have long-term strategic and security implications. And Asean, which lies at the heart of many multilateral groupings such as the Asean Regional Forum, the East Asia Summit and the Shangri-La Dialogue, was well placed to play a unique role in the evolving Asian security architecture.
12 Feb 2008 - - Straits Times - Singapore sees crucial role for Asean in shaping Asian security
SINGAPORE Defence Minister Teo Chee Hean, in an address to the Munich Conference on Security Policy, has said the new economic realities in Asia will also have long-term strategic and security implications. And Asean, which lies at the heart of many multilateral groupings such as the Asean Regional Forum, the East Asia Summit and the Shangri-La Dialogue, was well placed to play a unique role in the evolving Asian security architecture.
08 Feb 2008 - - United Press International - Interview: Lee Kuan Yew
A: No. Iraq was a mistake. I've said this before and I said this in the presence of Paul Wolfowitz, one of the architects of the invasion, at an IISS conference two months after the fall of Saddam Hussein, when someone asked me what will happen in Iraq. In October 2002, I was in Washington and became quite convinced an invasion would take place. On the way home, I stopped in London and asked Tony Blair to brief me. After 45 minutes, I said, "Look I accept the argument that with British and...
Antony to visit UN peace corps
This will be Antony’s second visit abroad after assuming office nine months ago. He had travelled to Singapore in May for the Shangri La Dialogue regional security conference.The minister is also slated to travel to Russia in October ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s visit for the annual summit between the two countries.
19 Jan 2008 - - Straits Times - Invest energy to tend S-E Asian ties, US urged
DEFENCE Minister Teo Chee Hean describes South-east Asia's multi-layered security architecture, with its mix of formal and informal structures: First, at the multilateral level there are security forums with broad memberships, such as the Asean Regional Forum which groups 27 countries. In a less formal setting is the annual Shangri-La Dialogue - the only forum where defence ministers from the region and beyond get together.
18 Jan 2008 - - Channel News Asia - American leaders receptive to message, says Teo Chee Hean
Mr Teo said: "China, India, Japan - all these countries are seeking to engage countries in Southeast Asia more actively. And I suggested to them that the US may also want to see in what creative ways they can expand their already very strong relationships that they have with various countries in the region, and also as a collective with ASEAN." Mr Teo also met US Defence Secretary Robert Gates, who said he will attend the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.
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