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7 mins
10 Jun 2026

When AI Becomes a Confidant: Does Singapore Need Guardrails for Mental Health Chatbots?

For many young people, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant technology. It is already part of everyday life: helping with homework, summarising notes, drafting...
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7 mins
20 May 2026

Cold War III: Year One

With the return of Trump and the fracturing of Western unity, Professor Barry Buzan argues the world has crossed a threshold — and that naming it clearly may be the first step to...
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7 mins
18 May 2026

From Nuclear Standoff to Peace Parks: Rethinking US–Iran Relations Beyond Cost-Benefit Logic

Despite escalating pressure, repeated negotiations, and even military confrontation, the United States and Iran remain locked in a persistent deadlock. The ongoing negotiations...
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5 mins
08 May 2026

Beyond Compliance: Why Singapore Must Move from Assumed Trust to Verified Trust in AI Supply Chains

In March 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) indicted a network of individuals for allegedly smuggling roughly USD2.5 billion worth of Super Micro servers containing...
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3 mins
06 May 2026

The myth of South Korea's China pivot

South Korea is strengthening its US alliance while preparing for a more uncertain security future.
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7 mins
27 Apr 2026

Two Hopeless Cases: Water Insecurity and the Politics of Water

Behavioural insights on why water policy is so hard to get right
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3 mins
07 Apr 2026

A new logic of China-Asean economic integration merges from the Middle East conflict

The escalating conflict in the Middle East is no longer a localised crisis; it has become a critical force reshaping the structure of the global economy. Unlike past energy...
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5 mins
06 Apr 2026

From Energy Shock to Structural Reshaping — China's Economy Amid the Iran Conflict

For China, the implications of the conflict in Iran extend far beyond a mere energy shock; it represents a veritable watershed moment.
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5 mins
31 Mar 2026

Bridging the Gap: With an Aging Population, Who Will Take Care of Indonesia?

Caregiving for sick or old relatives, children, or other family members causes millions of women in Indonesia to wake before the sun comes up. Households and communities rely on...
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5 mins
31 Mar 2026

Bridging the Gap: Singapore’s Care Paradox: First-World Economy, Third-World Care Labor

When we discuss the future of work, we usually jump to AI, green jobs, and digital skills. Those conversations matter, but they miss something basic: paid work runs on care work....
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