Taipei, Jan. 18 Former Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Tony Keng Yam Tan said in Taipei Monday that he believed ``the next decade could be a 'Golden Age' for Asia, '' and Asian countries can become a ``new source of global stability and prosperity.''
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Next decade can be 'Golden Age' for Asia:
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'Global growth to slow below zero'
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Commonwealth is 'face of the future'
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Rapid growth in emerging economies 'to pose stiff competition'
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'Culture has potential to contribute to development'
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KenGen upbeat on meeting country's power needs
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Asia should make 21st century ``soft power era'':
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Resources boom won't last forever:
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Thailand urged to come up with new equilibrium to fully benefit from the ASEAN Community
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'Country to progress with continuity in policies'
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Taiwan society aging at alarming rate
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ASEAN connectivity reaches new heights
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Singapore businesses shine despite world economic slowdown
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Mahindra Satyam says ready for new era
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Tan Kin Lian to speak at SDP pre-election rally this Saturday
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Singapore raises concern over increasing protectionism
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Singapore needs 100,000 new foreign workers