Tag: Commentary
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Commentary: The British are cursed by their exaggerated self-importance
A decade after Brexit, the liberty Britain voted for has come at a cost, says Max Hastings for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: Do we only appreciate art and creativity when it’s approved?
While tension is inevitable when it comes to how public spaces are used, the speed with which we default to removal does not have to be, says arts advocate and former Nominated MP Usha Chandradas.
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Commentary: Anthropic’s call for AI development pause deserves attention. It also raises questions
Anthropic’s call for a global pause in AI development deserves to be taken seriously but a pause is structurally unlikely, says NUS’ Jungpil Hahn.
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Commentary: We liked remote work. Then we looked at the data
Despite its advantages, work-from-home arrangements have significantly deepened isolation and distress, say two economists.
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Commentary: Should we blame smartphones for declining birth rates?
The fertility crisis appears to be a crisis of connection compounded by smartphones, says Christine Emba for the New York Times.
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Commentary: Was FIFA right about ticket pricing?
FIFA’s dynamic pricing system may be neither fair nor transparent, but it is proving phenomenally effective at maximising profits from the World Cup, says Juan Pablo Spinetto for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: Why SpaceX, Samsung, Hynix are becoming meme stocks
Meme mania is sweeping through the US stock market again, but this time it’s trillion-dollar companies that can distort and sink entire equity markets, says Shuli Ren for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: The Great Nicobar project – a signal of India finally ‘Acting East’?
India’s increasing military footprint is largely welcomed in Southeast Asia, which sees India as relatively benign rather than aggressive or imperialist, says former foreign correspondent Nirmal Ghosh.
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Commentary: PAS the party to watch in Johor and Negeri Sembilan polls
The break between Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS) and Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia could portend a major realignment of the country’s ethnic Malay-based parties, writes CNA’s Leslie Lopez.
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Snap Insight: US-Iran MOU is not yet a deal to end the war
While the preliminary agreement is welcome, there are still many more details to iron out before the world can feel relief, says Carl Skadian from the NUS Middle East Institute.
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