It has been four years since Singapore's founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew died, and how much the world has changed!
If he were alive, he might not recognise large parts of it: The United Kingdom on the verge of leaving the European Union, the United States and China in a trade war, the election of President Donald Trump bringing with it much uncertainty over America's international role, and the surprising turn of events in the Korean peninsula.
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