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Revisiting Singapore’s 24-week abortion limit: emerging scientific evidence on fetal pain.
Time for a Scientific Update?When Singapore established its 24-week abortion limit in 1974, bell-bottom jeans were in fashion, and ABBA was topping the charts.More significantly, medical science understood the fetal brain in a...
Culture & Media
Lesser of Two Evils? Here’s How to Navigate It
Think you’re voting smart by choosing the “lesser evil”? There's more to it than we may think.
Culture & Media
Fairness, Freedom, and the Future of Modern Sport
When a professional athlete is waived not for a lack of competence or physical readiness, but for articulating a traditional moral framework, the institution has stopped being a neutral judge of excellence. It has...
Governance & Policy
Singapore Doctor Expertly Presents The Professional Case Against Euthanasia
A Singapore physician presents a professional argument against euthanasia, focusing on the fundamental purpose of medicine: healing, not harm.
Culture & Media
Euthanasia Sounds Humane – Until You See What It Becomes
Euthanasia is sold as compassion, but it's killing by another name. Singapore must choose dignity through care, not convenience through death.
Global Affairs
Singapore and the Changing World Order
The global order is shifting into a chaotic "Three-Body Problem." For Singapore, this is a fundamental reset of the board. This will be a test of how to remain salient and viable in a world losing its mind.
Global Affairs
Explainer: How the War in The Middle East Affects Singaporeans
We’ve seen price hikes before. Petrol goes up, electricity follows, groceries creep higher.But this time, the bigger risk isn’t how high prices go. It’s whether they ever come back down.