Big powers do not need the US to set a precedent for their expansionist ambitions, says Joseph Liow, dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. SINGAPORE: As unpredictable as United States President Donald Trump may sometimes be, the decision to strike Venezuela and seize its leader Nicolas Maduro on Saturday (Jan 3) was not taken on a whim.  It was clearly calculated to send a message about America’s power and interests – and its ability and willingness to mobilise one to advance the

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