Culture & Media

Euthanasia is sold as compassion, but it's killing by another name. Singapore must choose dignity through care, not convenience through death.

We throw the word “rights” around a lot. But how do you know if something really is one? Start here.

Not every want is a right. We explain real rights using Basic Goods and Interest Theory, cutting through modern confusion.

We throw the word “rights” around a lot today. But a time-tested framework forces us to rethink what a right really is.

Think having kids is a burden? You’re not alone. But what if freedom means embracing limits, not avoiding them?

After online activists targeted Fullerton Hotel over an Israel-linked charity dinner, the venue cancelled the long-running event. What does this mean for free expression and civic norms in Singapore?

What happens when national media trades objectivity for advocacy? In Singapore, LGBT coverage has shifted from observation to endorsement. By framing contested identities as settled truths, the press isn’t just informing what we think about, it’s reshaping how we think about it.

Singapore agrees that mums and dads matter. So why are local LGBT activists pretending they don’t?