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31 Mar 2026

From Purdah to Programming: The Uneven Promise of Remote Work for Muslim Women

In October 2023, the Uttar Pradesh government announced digital literacy and coding modules for all madrasas. By 2025, many Muslim women had landed IT jobs after completing coding ...
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31 Mar 2026

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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31 Mar 2026

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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7 mins
19 Mar 2026

Has Trump Changed History Forever?

Expert urges caution when turbulence is mistaken for transformation
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7 mins
11 Mar 2026

From Managing Resources to Governing Intelligence: Navigating the Shift to VUCA 2.0

For nearly four decades, leaders in government and business have relied on the concept of VUCA — Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity — to navigate a turbulent...
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7 mins
06 Mar 2026

Singapore Budget 2026: Enduring problems in uncertain times

Amid global uncertainty, experts question if Singapore's "status quo" budget does enough to tackle inequality, AI disruption, and the pressures families feel. In what has become ...
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7 mins
03 Mar 2026

Building Financial Resilience: Does Financial Knowledge Translate to Behaviors?

Recognised as a leading international financial hub, Singapore boasts deep capital markets, a dense banking network, and one of the world’s most developed defined-contribution...
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5 mins
03 Mar 2026

Economists miss the point on the price of water

Professor William Michael Hanemann is one the world’s preeminent scholars on water economics, climate change impacts, and the policy implications of both. He designed the water...
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3 mins
20 Feb 2026

An iron fist in a velvet glove: Rubio's message on US-Europe ties

Henry Kissinger, the late US secretary of state, once reportedly remarked that “to be an enemy of America would be dangerous, to be a friend would be fatal”. That observation,...
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5 mins
09 Feb 2026

Beyond the AI Cold War: How Local Governments of the U.S. and China Are Finding Common Ground

If you’ve followed headlines about artificial intelligence, you’ve probably heard the neat, worrying story: the U.S. and China are racing for AI supremacy - America’s model is...
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