The world spends so much on wars and violence but spends next to nothing on peace. The obvious result of conflicts and wars is human suffering, but there is also a cost to the economy that can further cripple the world’s infrastructure and stability.
Singapore’s economy gained traction in the third quarter as a pickup in exports helped to drive up manufacturing.Highlights of GDP Report Gross domestic product rose at a seasonally adjusted and annualised rate of 6.3 percent in the third quarter from the previous three months, according to preliminary figures from the trade ministry on Friday.
The highest quality of citizenship in ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) is enjoyed by the citizenry of Singapore, according to the Quality of Nationality Index released by Henley & Partners.The index provides a holistic ranking of the quality of nationalities worldwide, measuring both the internal and external value of a nationality.
