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	Preparing to compete in a wider world Goh Chok Tong, prime minister of Singapore, sounds uncharacteristically insecure. His economy is ranked among the world's most competitive in the world, his political party is firmly entrenched and his people remain deferential. So what is unsettling him?...more INTERVIEW 'This is becoming a smaller world' Mar 28 FOREIGN POLICY Caution remains the keyword Mar 28