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The Dirty Cost of EVs: Leveraging Financial Tools
Picture this. An electric vehicle salesroom teeming to the brim with screens plastered with green marketing...
Lukas Loke
Oct 257 min read


The AI Bubble: A Complicated Problem
Like it, or hate it, AI is here to stay.
Seah Jin Kuan
Oct 77 min read


Climate Change as a Threat to Global Peace and Security
Special essay submission by Serene Kong exploring the threat that climate change poses to global peace and security.
Serene Inulia Kong Kwai Yan
Sep 2010 min read


A Brave New World of Liability: When AI Goes "Rogue"
What exactly happens when AI goes "rogue" and compromises a 3rd party?
Luo Xuhong
Sep 78 min read


The Feasibility of a Publicly Funded Legal Service
Are there grounds for a fully funded legal service? 78 years after its founding, the NHS has faced extensive criticism for its bureaucratic inefficiencies...
Cathleen Ong
Aug 228 min read


The Coloniser and the Colonised: A True “Partnership of Equals?”
What does France have to offer Africa now? On 11 May, more than 30 African leaders gathered in Nairobi for the Africa Forward Summit co-hosted by Emmanuel Macron...
Cha Yu Han
Aug 911 min read


An Introduction to Sanaeconomics
The Rising Sun, The Falling Yen. Alarm bells rang in Tokyo as the Japanese Yen hit ¥160 per US dollar on the morning of April 29...
Lukas Loke
Jul 257 min read


Echoes from Jeju
Most people today recognise Jeju Island as an area of relaxation, good food and cultural heritage. However, more lies beyond its surface...

Discuss Diglett
Jul 119 min read


If The Citizens of a Democracy Are Not Well-Informed, Is That Democracy Imperilled?
Democracy is talking itself to death.
People don't know what they want or what's best for them. - Benito Mussolini
Reegan Loke
Jun 2613 min read


Is the Canada Strong Fund Built to Last?
Canada is trying to build. This is not a new ambition, but it is an unusually urgent one. For most of the past 50 years, Canada’s approach to infrastructure was premised on a relatively stable assumption: that foreign capital, primarily from the United States, would flow readily into the country.

Discuss Diglett
Jun 107 min read


Trapped! China and the Middle Income Trap
The meteoric rise of China’s economy in recent decades has undoubtedly been one of the most significant economic developments the modern world has experienced...
Cha Yu Han
May 309 min read


Rules to Rivalry: EVs in Europe
With advancements in battery efficiency, charging infrastructure, and vehicle intelligence, the transition to electric vehicles (EVs)...
Jiang Ruiyang
May 1810 min read
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