The Imperial Executive: Adaptation or Democratic Risk? 
The new ‘safe’ risk: Gen Z are treating careers like startups 
Scrolling Through Life: When Connection Feels Like Isolation 
Former British High Commissioner to Singapore Envisions Rise in UK-SG Partnership
As the United Kingdom (UK) and Singapore observe two centuries of relations, former British High
Changing the Elitist Mindset
I was recently at a family friend’s place for a social gathering when I bumped
Announcement: The Gazette Takes A Break For The Season
Dear readers, Alas, it is that time again, as that damned scourge we call examinations
Far-reaching Waves
Shipping is a global industry that requires the vigilant watch of various international relations decisions.
Symbols of Movements Past: Five Symbols that Shaped the Face of Modern Protests
In light of the French Yellow Vests Protests, what other movements have used symbols to such effect? The IAS Gazette explores a few of them.
Why do regimes collapse in post-colonial SEA?
In the 70 or so years since Europe left Southeast Asia, some regimes have survived,
The Winding Road of Tolkien’s Jewish Allegory
“I didn’t intend it, but when you’ve got these people on your hands, you’ve got to make them different, haven’t you?” “The dwarves of course are quite obviously, wouldn’t you say that in many ways they remind you of the Jews? Their words are Semitic, obviously, constructed to be Semitic. The hobbits are just rustic English people,” he said.
Behind Trump’s Protectionism
In the final part of our Life at the Embassy series, we talk to Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) graduate Windy Tay to find out more about her internship at the U.S. Commercial Service at US Embassy Singapore.
No Sky Too High
As part of our latest Life at the Embassy series, we talk to Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) final-year student Marcus Chee to find out more about his internship at the Federal Aviation Administration at US Embassy Singapore.
From Trump to Transformation
As part of our latest Life at the Embassy series, we talk to Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) second-year student Khairul Amirin Ab Rahman find out more about his internship at the Public Affairs Section at US Embassy Singapore.
