Opinion- Page 27

April 21, 2026

A Taiwan War Won’t be Decided by Firepower Alone

If conflict breaks out over Taiwan, the decisive question may not be how many missiles China can fire, but how quickly the United States can repair, replace, and return ships to the

Opinion

April 20, 2026

When Oil Spikes, Everyone Pays: The Global Ripple Effect

A sudden surge in global oil prices following military action involving Iran has sent shockwaves through economies worldwide, underscoring the commodity’s central role in modern life. Data from U.S. energy markets shows

Americas·Middle East·Opinion

April 20, 2026

Blockade Today, Leverage Forever

In the longer term, the balance of leverage in Hormuz is tilting decisively toward Iran—not the United States. At first glance, Washington’s move appears bold. The Strait of Hormuz is the world’s

Lawrence Wong’s Big Test: Can Singapore Adapt in a New Era of Protectionism?

Abstract Singapore’s 2025 General Election, set for May 3, marks a pivotal test for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, following his recent leadership succession. Voters, grappling with rising living costs, housing affordability, and

April 16, 2025

Asia·Opinion

Canada First or Canada Divided? Poilievre’s Populist Dilemma

Pierre Poilievre’s aggressive populist strategy initially positioned him strongly as Canada’s Conservative Party leader, appealing through anti-elite messaging and controversial stances like defunding the CBC. However, his tactics have increasingly become liabilities

April 12, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Cambodia’s New Naval Base: China Makes Waves, U.S. Feels Ripples

When Chinese and Cambodian officials cut the ribbon this weekend to inaugurate expansive new facilities at Ream Naval Base, the shimmering waters of the Gulf of Thailand became a flashpoint once again

April 7, 2025

Opinion

America First, Prices Next: The High Cost of US Tariffs

Donald Trump stormed back into the White House on promises of economic vigor and America-first bravado. Yet now, with his aggressive tariffs shaking global markets, even Trump’s ardent supporters must pause to

April 6, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Embracing the Winds of Change in the Future of Work

Imagine waking up in a world where robots tend your crops, AI analyzes your health in real-time, and renewable energy powers your every move. According to the World Economic Forum’s compelling Future

April 4, 2025

Opinion

Power on the Map: How Mountains, Rivers, and Coasts Rule the World

Geography has long been a silent architect of human history, sculpting the destinies of nations and empires. In the 21st century, despite the leaps of globalization and technology, the physical contours of

April 2, 2025

Opinion

Why Trump Wants Greenland: A Geopolitical and Economic Perspective

When President Donald Trump first floated the idea of acquiring Greenland, the response was swift and often dismissive—portrayed by many as yet another flashy headline from a president known for bold pronouncements.

March 29, 2025

Opinion

From Mourning to Mainstream: The Resurgence of the Le Pen Ideology

On a clear winter day, beneath an unusually generous sun, Jean-Marie Le Pen—the notorious patriarch of France’s far-right dynasty—was laid to rest quietly in La Trinité-sur-Mer, the serene Breton fishing village where

March 27, 2025

Opinion

Disappearing Voices: The Systemic Human Rights Crisis in Balochistan

Balochistan has plunged deeper into turmoil following violent crackdowns by Pakistani authorities on peaceful protests in Quetta, bringing international scrutiny to a human rights crisis characterized by enforced disappearances and state-backed violence.

March 25, 2025

Opinion

India Opens the Tap: ORD Act Overhaul Set to Unleash a New Energy Revolution

The Indian Oilfields Regulation and Development Act (ORDA), originally framed in 1948, was overdue for a serious overhaul. In a historic move, India recently passed groundbreaking amendments to ORDA, marking a pivotal

March 25, 2025

Opinion

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Opinion- Page 27

A Taiwan War Won’t be Decided by Firepower Alone

When Oil Spikes, Everyone Pays: The Global Ripple Effect

Blockade Today, Leverage Forever

Lawrence Wong’s Big Test: Can Singapore Adapt in a New Era of Protectionism?

Canada First or Canada Divided? Poilievre’s Populist Dilemma

Cambodia’s New Naval Base: China Makes Waves, U.S. Feels Ripples

America First, Prices Next: The High Cost of US Tariffs

Embracing the Winds of Change in the Future of Work

Power on the Map: How Mountains, Rivers, and Coasts Rule the World

Why Trump Wants Greenland: A Geopolitical and Economic Perspective

From Mourning to Mainstream: The Resurgence of the Le Pen Ideology

Disappearing Voices: The Systemic Human Rights Crisis in Balochistan

India Opens the Tap: ORD Act Overhaul Set to Unleash a New Energy Revolution

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