
After 61 years of independence, Singapore’s policy priorities and strategic directions have continued to evolve in response to shifting global trends and geopolitical developments, as well as the cumulative effects of six decades of domestic transformation. Among...

Each society has an element of difference that is more important to them than others. For Singapore, it is race. Much of our lives are governed by the legal categories of the Chinese, Malay, Indian and Other (CMIO) model. It is listed on our Singaporean Identification Cards (ICs)...

As Singapore celebrated its 60th birthday, the nation stands at a pivotal crossroads. The world around us has grown increasingly uncertain. Tariffs are at their highest in nearly a century, global...

Community- or Lack Thereof In a 2025 study by Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), it was found that the average number of close friends the average youth has today has decreased by around 4, bringing...

Though status quo remains at the end of Singapore’s 2025 General Election (GE2025), a quiet reckoning is unfolding among the Malays/Muslims. While the People’s Action Party (PAP) secured victory...

2024 marked a pivotal year for Singapore as Mr Lawrence Wong delivered his first National Day message as the nation’s fourth Prime Minister. Following his ascension to...

Singapore’s economy has undeniably flourished, with its economic development and rapid industrialisation. Since gaining independence in 1965, Singapore’s GDP growth has averaged about 7%, with an...

If you grew up in a typical Malay Singaporean household, chances are you grew up with Suria TV channel as a daily staple, playing in the background of your home. In the early 2000s when Suria was...

Returns are no longer the only factor to consider when investing. Investors increasingly want companies that are as committed to making the world a better place as they are to making money. <img...

Singapore’s Malay/Muslim women have made marked progress in many fields including education, work and politics, yet there remain social, cultural, and structural challenges impeding our women from...