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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


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


Reform UK’s Downfall – A Shift Away From The Far-Right?
The greatest trial of the far-right's popularity approaches – with parliamentary elections slated to take place in May – as Reform UK seemingly loses its support.
Roy Tio
May 59 min read


Trump's Obsession with Oil: Explaining Trump's Foreign Policy
2016 Donald Trump would hate his 2026 self. While it may seem that Washington is run by a tyrant who plays fast and loose with the rules...
Emerald Lo
Apr 309 min read


Mark Carney's Davos Speech: A Transatlantic Breakup
A “rupture, not a transition”: Mark Carney’s Davos speech as the catalyst for a wider shift in Western relations with the U.S.
Cha Yu Han
Apr 138 min read


An Upset Victory in Thailand
As the dust settles, the recently concluded Thailand elections has yielded surprising results that are poised to shape the landscape of Thai politics for years to come.

Discuss Diglett
Mar 259 min read


Fractured Sino-Japanese relations; Lessons for the Indo-Pacific
Tensions between Japan and China are at their lowest point in over a decade. The previous episodes suggest some clues as to how the following weeks and months may unfold. Nevertheless, the domestic political landscape in both countries has seen significant changes since the 2010 and 2012 episodes over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands dispute.
Reyan Punjabi
Mar 1611 min read
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[DD x NTU CAS] Dhaka at the Crossroads
The fragmentation of Bangladesh’s government just two years ago remains fresh in the memory of anyone examining the new, complex dynamics that shape the 2026 Bangladeshi general elections.
DD x NTU CAS
Feb 1013 min read


Trump's Conquest of Venezuela
On the 3rd of January, the United States launched a military strike on Venezuela to capture President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores.

Discuss Diglett
Jan 3110 min read


Conflict and Chaos: Unpacking the Thai-Cambodia Border Dispute
Final article in our ASEAN series. As ASEAN marks its 60th anniversary, the regional bloc has often prided itself for managing to achieve regional peace and stability as a mission well done.

Discuss Diglett
Dec 31, 20259 min read
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