Singapore has not made any decision on the deployment of nuclear energy and is unable to commit to a timeline on taking a position regarding it, says Second Minister for Trade and Industry Dr Tan See Leng.
To this, Dr Tan said the government supports efforts to train scientists and experts in local and overseas universities. “For nuclear fusion, to answer the question, I think it's still quite nascent, and we are probably at least a decade away.” In response, Dr Tan said: “I think that the member presupposes that we made a decision on nuclear energy.”
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Singapore's Foreign Minister meets counterparts from Jordan and Qatar, calls for ceasefire in GazaSingapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan met his counterparts from Jordan and Qatar during a working visit to the Middle East, and they agreed on the need for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. They also discussed the delivery of aid to Gaza and the ongoing humanitarian aid mission by the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
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Former transport minister Iswaran surrenders passport after returning to Singapore: AGCHe had been advised not to travel for 12 days after getting warded at a hospital in Melbourne.
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