Tag: Commentary
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Commentary: Forget another big US-Iran deal. They need to start small
Safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz remains the obvious first test. It is easy to observe and hard to fake, says international security professor Stefan Wolff.
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Commentary: Football’s enduring controversies show why journalism matters
Without professional journalism, the world wouldn’t have known about FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell off the World Cup until it was too late, says Stig Orskov, CEO of the World Association of News Publishers.
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Commentary: Japan could redraw the global oil map
Tokyo isn’t waiting for the end of the war to reassess its supply sources, says Javier Blas for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: What happens after retrenchment may matter more than the headline number
How quickly displaced workers find another job, and what happens to their earnings afterwards, may offer a fuller picture of Singapore’s labour market adjustment, says NTU’s Chua Yeow Hwee.
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Commentary: Dystopia, Inc – would you like your news with or without hallucinations?
AI rarely pays for the expensively-produced professional journalism it hoovers up, says AFP Global News Director Phil Chetwynd on World News Day (Sep 28).
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Commentary: Pressures of platform work in Singapore push drivers and riders to take risks
Platform workers operate in an environment shaped, in part, by the expectations of the people they serve, says SUSS’ Victor Seah.
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Commentary: Zuckerberg’s ‘Tamagotchi-like’ AI could be Meta’s iPod moment
For someone mocked as a robotic, out-of-touch nerd, Mark Zuckerberg has struck the right tone with the Muse assistant, says Dave Lee for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: Anthony Loke resignation offer matters little to DAP’s fate
The Democratic Action Party chief’s decision to resign as Malaysia’s transport minister in protest over Najib Razak’s conditional pardon is symptomatic of a deeper crisis for his party that won’t be fixed by a single gesture, writes CNA’s Leslie Lopez.
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Snap Insight: Though Trump-Xi summit achieves little, 2026 is a high point in US-China relations
US-China relations will likely be as good as it gets for some time, says US politics observer Steven Okun.
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Commentary: An OpenAI agent hacked an Australian government health data portal. Will anyone be held responsible?
This appears to be the first time an AI agent breach of a government system has been made public, says this cybersecurity researcher.
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