Singapore's cooperation with the trilateral security dialogue partners in the war against global terrorism/ Andrew T H Tan
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Defence Studies Vol.7, No.2, June 2007, pp. 193-207 (105)Summary: This article highlights the evolving trilateral extra regional security nexus has benefited greatly from cooperation with Singapore which has been doing everything it can to encourage and facilitate the regional involvement of these extra regional powers. Major external powers with an interest in the stability and security of the Straits of Malacca, namely Japan, Australia and the USA.
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This article highlights the evolving trilateral extra regional security nexus has benefited greatly from cooperation with Singapore which has been doing everything it can to encourage and facilitate the regional involvement of these extra regional powers. Major external powers with an interest in the stability and security of the Straits of Malacca, namely Japan, Australia and the USA.
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