SINGAPORE is bracing itself for all sorts of consequences from the outbreak of war in Iraq, but the least likely may be what it once feared most – internal ethnic friction.
During the last war in 1991, there were heated exchanges between Muslims who were sympathetic to President Saddam Hussein and non-Muslims who favoured war on him.
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