On The Straits Times' inaugural Geopolitical Reset 2021 webinar, LKYCIC chair Prof Chan Heng Chee together with veteran diplomat Tommy Koh, both of whom were former Singapore ambassadors to the US, discussed how the US under Mr Biden is likely to manage its relationships in Asia.
Mothership did an interview with Singapore’s longest serving ambassador to US and LKYCIC Chair Prof Chan Heng Chee, who shared her views on US President-elect Joe Biden.
Straits Times reported about the new 10-year road map to promote technology adoption in Singapore's legal industry. The upcoming guide is being developed by the Infocomm Media Development Authority and LKYCIC, with support from the Ministry of Law.
Straits Times reported that Singapore topped the Smart Cities Index once again. The index was published by Swiss business school Institute of Management Development in partnership with SUTD.
Business Times shared a study which reported that the share of accounting tasks done by machines will surge by 80% in the next three to five years. The study was conducted by the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants, LKYCIC and Ernst & Young Advisory Pte Ltd.
The Economist wrote an article about how demand for land in Singapore is bad news for golfers as golf courses give way to public housing and infrastructure. The article included a quote from LKYCIC senior fellow Dr Harvey Neo.
TODAY did a feature article on the karung guni trade being close to extinction and included quotes from LKYCIC research fellow Dr Samuel Chng.
The following are media reports featuring LKYCIC Chair Professor Chan Heng Chee's third lecture in the IPS-SR Nathan Fellow Series. She covered the Singapore General Election 2020, the Singapore Political & Economic Model and Singapore Strategic Choices in the International Regional Environment.
Singapore's future is bound up with major forces reshaping the world. Professor Chan Heng Chee, Chair of LKYCIC, examines them in a three-part IPS-Nathan Lecture series, World In Transition: Singapore's Future. The Straits Times published edited excerpts from her first lecture on "Disruption. Democracy Falters. Capitalism Flounders. World Order Unravels".
The Straits Times reported on Prof Chan Heng Chee's first lecture as IPS' 7th S R Nathan Fellow. Under the fellowship, Prof Chan's lectures, which examines Singapore's place in a world that is rapidly changing, will be published in a book.
