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Tumults in the American Cable Media
The United States of America has always been known for the blunt nature of its press media, where strikingly offensive ideas are often freely expressed in strongly-worded speeches on national platforms. This is because in America, society covets freedom of speech. It values the ability for people to express their ideas and opinions so long as public order or morality is reasonably protected. Therefore, when a major news network fires a major opinion personality that has been

Discuss Diglett
Jun 4, 202310 min read


Sectarianism in the Middle East: Israel-Palestinian Conflict
A Section of the West Bank Barrier, described as a necessary security measures by Israel. Image Credit: Meipian The Israeli-Palestinian...

Discuss Diglett
May 14, 20237 min read


Plurality In American Politics
Hollywood, Mustangs, and democracy. These may be some of the most common items that come to mind when we think of the United States of...

Discuss Diglett
Apr 30, 20236 min read


Freedom of Speech in the context of the EU Digital Services Act
Freedom of expression: the holy grail of civil society. Especially in the context of a hyper-digitalised world, freedom of speech online...
Xuhong L.
Mar 24, 20235 min read
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Media Bias [Discuss Diglett X The Swiss Times]
“Unless the brain finds a way to observe the universe, independent of the brain, every truth is subjective truth.” The pastor who never...

Discuss Diglett
Mar 9, 20238 min read


Bioethics/ Euthanasia
From the likes of ancient Greek philosophers (Socrates, Seneca, Aristotle among others) to the legal precedents of modern day society,...
Xuhong L.
Mar 3, 20237 min read


Geopolitics in Asia Minor: An analysis of Turkey/Syria
The 21st century has seen its fair share of crises, and it would not be a surprise if the only things that people can recall about recent...
Xuhong L.
Feb 25, 20236 min read


Rishi Sunak's 100 Days in Office
As Rishi Sunak passes the 100-day mark of his time in office, it is perhaps time to examine how he has fared thus far. Has Sunak managed...

Discuss Diglett
Feb 16, 20237 min read


A Critique of Critical Race Theory (CRT)
On January 7, 2023, 29-year-old African-American Tyre Nichols from Tennessee was brutally beaten to death by a group of five police officers, all of the same race during a traffic stop that has been unanimously deemed unnecessary. As more people became aware of the killing, a national outcry expectedly formed, and the unreasonable level of physical damage inflicted upon the Nichols was condemned nationally. As police brutality allegations flew around, the debate took an inter

Discuss Diglett
Feb 6, 20238 min read


Domestic Terrorism
Does the word terrorism strike fear into your heart? Well, it should, considering the base word of terrorism is actually terror. For the...

Discuss Diglett
Jan 25, 20237 min read


Big Oil and Windfall Profits
Particularly through mid 2022, inflation was rampant across the United States – not just as an economic indicator. Politically, voters...

Discuss Diglett
Jan 17, 20237 min read


Chasing the Holy Grail: A Look at China
With the virus’ initial outbreak in 2019, everyone expected China to do something about the spreading pandemic, especially due to the diseas
Xuhong L.
Jan 8, 20236 min read
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