The Joker – Human And Not A Saviour
The character Joker hails from Gotham, a fictional city in the United States. But the problems the city faces are very much real. What can we learn from this man’s descent into madness?
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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.
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.
Why Mahathir’s comeback means little beyond Malaysia
On 9th May 2018, Malaysians voted, in a historical moment, to remove the incumbent Barisan
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
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
Passports Without Borders: Pondering The Prospects In An Uncertain World
As long as politics presides over passports, there is little hope for pragmatism
Optimism looms: Lessons from Europe
This would be a crucial year for Europe, but former Prime Minister of Italy Dr Enrico Letta remains optimistic if some of these lessons put forth by him are taken heed of.
