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Why Mahathir’s comeback means little beyond Malaysia
On 9th May 2018, Malaysians voted, in a historical moment, to remove the incumbent Barisan
What’s next for Democrats after Midterms?
The 2018 US midterm elections was a milestone win for the Democrats, with the party
Is Bolsonaro the Messiah Brazil needs?
October 2018 shall always be remembered as a watershed moment in Brazilian politics. A major
Analysis: A look at the key actors in the aftermath of Khashoggi-gate
Jamal Khashoggi’s murder has dominated the news for just about the entirety of October and
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
As part of our latest Life at the Embassy series, we talk to Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) final-year student Casey Tan to find out more about her internship at the General Services Office Section at US Embassy Singapore.
Free trade has become easy target: SMS Maliki Osman
Free trade has become an easy target for countries frustrated with unequal growth, said Senior
Economic and Political Section: Marcella Tang
As part of our latest Life at the Embassy series, we talk to Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) final-year student Marcella Tang to find out more about her internship at the Economic & Political Section at US Embassy Singapore.
How will economic competition shape the regional order in the Middle East?
The Middle East today is in conflict. On one side, stands Saudi Arabia, an absolute
Beyond Human: The Politics of Transhumanism
Two years after Transhumanism’s rise to prominence at the US presidential elections, we explore the relationship between technology and politics, and what a post-human age may look like.
Political Correctness gone mad? Chronicling the identity politics of Doctor Who
When Chris Chibnall took over as showrunner for UK hit TV series Doctor Who last
