Tag: Commentary
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Commentary: Gillman Barracks – can we rethink how the public participates in decisions on redevelopment?
Public participation could start earlier while more planning options are open, rather than after studies have been completed, says NUS’ Melissa Low.
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Commentary: What’s behind North Korea’s recent economic boom?
North Korea’s recent economic growth is real but it is built on Russian cash, Chinese trade and illicit activity, says this analyst.
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Commentary: Why the world should copy Trump for once
It would have been better not to politicise a good idea, but the Trump Accounts are a good plan, says the Financial Times’ Patrick Jenkins.
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Commentary: VAR was supposed to take the messy human element out of refereeing. How did it go so wrong?
Perhaps it was futile to hope a technical system could end human disputes over a sport that has always been more art than science, say three academics.
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Commentary: SK Hynix is a golden goose. It has to lay more eggs
The chipmaker’s blockbuster US listing signals South Korea’s arrival on the global economic stage, but retail investors should tread carefully, says Shuli Ren for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: AI has changed the way my students write and that worries me
The problem is when students begin to believe that having access to well-phrased answers is the same as developing genuine knowledge, says university lecturer Kennedy Albar.
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Commentary: Should Western countries embrace air-con like Singapore?
Temperate cities do not need to copy Singapore’s dependence on air-conditioning, says climate scientist Winston Chow.
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Snap Insight: Barisan Nasional won big in Johor state polls – it has Pakatan Harapan to thank
The morning after Johor, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s coalition faces some grim electoral calculations, says CNA’s Leslie Lopez.
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Commentary: Micron’s massive profits are a guarantee of trouble
Chip scarcity is forcing up memory prices and making the likes of Micron and SK Hynix astonishingly profitable. That’s a guarantee of trouble, says Chris Bryant for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: Despite Trump’s wishes, Iran is dragging the US into a long war
Tit-for-tat strikes will continue over coming months, while the Strait of Hormuz is set to remain partially closed with security uncertain, says an academic.
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