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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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Global Health Diplomacy: A Call for Global Solidarity
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Global Health Diplomacy: A Call for Global Solidarity

By Shue-er Peralta / November 11, 2021

The nearly two-year long pandemic has taught the world a myriad of things. From a global health perspective, one critical fact has been highlighted: the virus transcends national borders. With the world becoming increasingly globalised and interconnected, experts predict that it is only a matter of time before the next global health crisis emerges. How then, can world leaders and international stakeholders step up to the rising challenges surrounding global health to secure the health of nations?

Weekly Recap: Nov 1 to Nov 7
November 2021/Weekly Recap

Weekly Recap: Nov 1 to Nov 7

By theiasgazette / November 8, 2021

Nov 8: US House of Representatives passes US$1 trillion infrastructure bill, Tigray forces join hands with nine opposition groups in coalition against Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega set to win a fourth term in widely-criticised election.

Duality of Hard and Soft Power
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Duality of Hard and Soft Power

By Renée Yap / November 4, 2021

What is soft power? Is soft power by and large an extension of hard power? Could states build and project soft power? If so, how? Ultimately, are hard power and soft power different sides of the same coin? Renée and Ryan from The IAS Gazette explore the duality of hard and soft power in this article.

Weekly Recap: Oct 25 to Nov 1
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Weekly Recap: Oct 25 to Nov 1

By theiasgazette / November 1, 2021

Nov 1: General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan ousts Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok in a military coup in Sudan, Iran’s nuclear negotiations to resume by the end of November, China’s Foreign Minister warns that countries, including the US would pay the price if they continue to “wilfully” push their overtures on Taiwan.

“Sustainability” is Not Sustainable: Reimagining Fashion for True Sustainability
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“Sustainability” is Not Sustainable: Reimagining Fashion for True Sustainability

By Sherry Han / October 28, 2021

Sustainability and ethics when it comes to the fashion industry has taken the form of movements and advocacy. Certain practices like recycling and upcycling have been advocated in the name of sustainability, but are these methods truly sustainable? Is the quest for a sustainable fashion industry a lost cause? This piece explores the complexity of sustainability in today’s context and the need for fashion to be redefined and reimagined in order to encapsulate this.

Weekly Recap: Oct 18 to Oct 24
October 2021/Weekly Recap

Weekly Recap: Oct 18 to Oct 24

By theiasgazette / October 25, 2021

Oct 25: Hundreds of students marched into DRC’s parliament building demanding higher pay for their teachers, At least 11 people were killed after the Syrian army shelled the residential area of Ariha, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte takes full responsibility for the massive drug war.

We Were Here, Will You Forget Us?
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We Were Here, Will You Forget Us?

By Ghee Yang Lim / October 21, 2021

Is it bad to forget culture? Is there a point to endlessly accumulate or remember cultural information? Is there more to forgetting that we are missing out on? The implications for cultural erasure and forgetting are damning. On an international stage, however, perhaps there could be generative and restorative value in forgetting.

Cultural Diplomacy; Diplomacy’s New Normal
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Cultural Diplomacy; Diplomacy’s New Normal

By Claire Tan / October 14, 2021

Diplomacy is not isolated from the changes that come along with the COVID-19 pandemic. The new world order and geopolitical scene possess new threats and demand new developments, ultimately calling to question whether the world can still rely on the usual practices of diplomacy. The IAS Gazette investigates how cultural diplomacy may rise to the forefront of diplomacy and its potential to mediate the problems of today.

Weekly Recap: Oct 4 to Oct 10
October 2021/Weekly Recap

Weekly Recap: Oct 4 to Oct 10

By theiasgazette / October 11, 2021

Oct 11: The World Health Organisation (WHO) approves world’s first Malaria vaccine for use in Africa, The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has voted to stop formal investigations of war crimes in Yemen, Multiple world leaders have been implicated in the Pandora Papers, a leak that has uncovered the offshore shell companies in which people hide their wealth.

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