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SAS Forum’s Freedom of Speech and Media Regulation: Through the Lens of International Affairs Society’s Gazette

By Ching Tze En, Josiah / March 22, 2025
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Jackpot: The Capitalist World and Casual Gambling

By Phebe Lim Pei Ying / February 27, 2025
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By Nikki Koh / February 22, 2025
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Zero-Gravity: How Modern Politics Departs from the Traditional Left-Right Spectrum
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Zero-Gravity: How Modern Politics Departs from the Traditional Left-Right Spectrum

By Tahiya Husain / August 4, 2022

These days, it’s easy to feel lost in the unpredictability of global politics. Moreover, modern politics in Western democracies seem to no longer adhere to textbook ideas of political organisation. What’s behind political ideologies in recent years? What fuels the increasing divide between Left and Right? The IAS Gazette investigates how governments can address extreme polarisation and find their political centre of gravity once again.

The Global Supply Chain Crisis: Can We Expect A Light at The End of The Tunnel?
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The Global Supply Chain Crisis: Can We Expect A Light at The End of The Tunnel?

By Claire Tan / July 28, 2022

Prices of pretty much everything are rising, and it does not look like it will stop anytime soon. From global shortages to the very possible threat of a global recession, the economic outlook is all doom and gloom. Coupled with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and lockdowns in China, the global supply chain crisis looks like it is just getting comfortable. Claire from the IAS Gazette dives into the ongoing crisis.

Weekly Recap: July 18 to July 24
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Weekly Recap: July 18 to July 24

By theiasgazette / July 25, 2022

July 25: China vowed on Tuesday (July 19) to respond if US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visits Taiwan, The European Central Bank hikes rates for the first time in 11 years last Tuesday (July 19), Sri Lanka Establishment PM Ranil Wickremesinghe has been elected by parliament to serve as interim president last Wednesday (July 20).

From Affiliation To Invasion: Dissecting The Russia-Ukraine War
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From Affiliation To Invasion: Dissecting The Russia-Ukraine War

By Sherry Han / July 21, 2022

With the influx of information on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it may seem overwhelming for some to grasp how such a situation that abruptly dominated our news and social media feeds unfolded to become one of Europe’s largest wars in recent times. We highlight the tangled history and the complex relationship between the two nations and reveal its part in setting the stage for the ongoing crisis.

Weekly Recap: July 11 to July 17
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Weekly Recap: July 11 to July 17

By theiasgazette / July 18, 2022

July 18: The United States and Saudi Arabia affirmed their commitment to the stabilisation of the global energy market, following President Biden’s high-profile meeting with Saudi officials on Friday (July 15), Former Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the country on Wednesday (July 13) and subsequently resigned following a series of protests calling for his and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe’s resignations, Israeli warplanes launched missiles on the Gaza Strip on Saturday (July 16), a day after US President Biden concluded his visit to Israel and Palestine.

Weekly Recap: July 4 to July 10
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Weekly Recap: July 4 to July 10

By theiasgazette / July 11, 2022

July 11: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last Thursday (July 7) that he would step down from his position after losing support from fellow ministers and lawmakers, Seven people were killed and dozens more were injured after a gunman opened fire on a 4th of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois, on Monday (July 4), Japan’s former and longest-serving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was pronounced dead last Friday (July 8) after being shot while delivering an election campaign speech in the southern Japanese city of Nara.

We Need More Surveillance
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We Need More Surveillance

By Ghee Yang Lim / July 7, 2022

What good may more surveillance do? Is data useful? The lack of privacy and build-up of the planetary epidermis could be a worthwhile trade-off to stave off an existential threat—the climate crisis.

Weekly Recap: Feb 21 to Feb 27
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Weekly Recap: Feb 21 to Feb 27

By theiasgazette / February 28, 2022

Feb 28: US joined allies last Friday (Feb 25) in imposing stringent sanctions on Russia, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected Russia’s invitation for peace talks in Belarus last Sunday (Feb 27), Five staff of a medical charity were kidnapped last Friday (Feb 25) by armed men in Cameroon.

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