Singapore April 11 2001 Singapore has, over the years, proven itself remarkably adept at solving whatever problems come its way. Not enough land? Reclaim some from the sea. Not enough skilled people? Import the most talented from abroad.Fertility rates falling? Offer baby bonuses to those who deliver. However, the one problem Singapore cannot do anything about - its geographical position - might well be its undoing. Overview - Growth overshadowed by regional uncertainties - Interview: Lee Kuan Yew, senior minister Economy - Country continues to attract overseas investors - Trade - Profile: Port of Singapore Financial services - Banks are looking to expand outward - Liberalisation IT - Infotech - Broadband Foreign policy - Overseas workers - Legal services market - Size does matter Society - Experiment works for most - The opposition - The arts Related Surveys - Singapore 2000 - Singapore 1999