People's Daily Online, 6 Nov 2009
It is understandable that Mr. Lee, as a Singaporean statesman, would always put his country's interests at the top of his list, but his remarks can still point to three increasingly conspicuous tendencies already unfolded in the East Asia----the reshuffling regional political chessboard appears to have make it impossible that U.S. continues to act as the monolithic power to balance the whole structure; ASEAN members still keep a wary eye on China; and the U.S. resolute to be back to Southeast Asia falls short of the ASEAN's expectations.
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