Three superpowers by 2050: Tony Blair on how world leaders’ voices can be heard loud and clear


Since leaving office, Blair, now 71, has been involved in helping governments deliver reform and change policy though his non-profit consultancy. - ST

SINGAPORE: Governing leaders should prepare to navigate a complex world order with three superpowers in ways that may enhance their own positions and interests.

That was the frank assessment of former British prime minister Tony Blair in an interview with The Straits Times on Sept 23, while he was in Singapore for the annual Asia Summit of American think-tank Milken Institute.

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