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CNA Explains: Why Singapore’s historic bid for a seat on the International Court of Justice matters

Katherine Langford
Katherine Langford
Katherine Langford
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CNA Explains: Why Singapore’s historic bid for a seat on the International Court of Justice matters — Singapore Business news

Experts say the decision to enter the race reflects Singapore’s record of championing the rule of law through multilateralism, the peaceful settlement of international disputes, and the observance of international law.

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