There was one not-terribly-well-acknowledged behind-the-scenes heroic figure during the Kim-Trump Singapore Summit.
That was Singapore’s leader, the distinguished former Brigadier, now Prime Minister Lee Hsien-Loong, son of one of Asia’s most dynamic politicians, Lee Kuan Yew, who, even his enemies reluctantly concede, pulled Singapore from struggling entrepot port to the region’s money hub.
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