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China is set to completely transform the trade landscape of Southeast Asia with a single railway line.

When trains loaded with goods depart from Yunnan, China, they travel south, crossing mountains and rivers, passing through Vientiane, the capital of Laos, and finally arriving in Bangkok, Thailand.

This railway, spanning three countries, opens up a brand-new land route, gradually replacing the previously heavily relied upon and less efficient sea routes.

Now, Malaysia is striving to connect to this transnational railway network as quickly as possible by building new inland ports and integrating its railway system.

Once this new "steel artery" is officially completed, it is expected to reshape the entire logistics landscape of Southeast Asia.

However, this news has caused unease in Singapore, as their core interests are being impacted by the rise of this railway.

In today's video, we will explain why Malaysia chose to join this transnational railway at this time.

What challenges will Singapore face next?
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