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![Youth Radicalisation in the Age of ‘Fast-Food Terrorism’]()
In the era of fast-food extremism, radicalisation is often driven less by specific singular ideologies.
Many young people are not actively searching for extremist beliefs. Instead, radicalisation often begins with personal vulnerabilities like loneliness and the need to feel seen.
Youth Radicalisation in the Age of ‘Fast-Food Terrorism’
In the era of fast-food extremism, radicalisation is often driven less by specific singular ideologies.
Many young people are not actively searching for extremist beliefs. Instead, radicalisation often begins with personal vulnerabilities like loneliness and the need to feel seen.
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![Some Idiots Are Trying to Document Singapore’s Fish Before They Disappear. I’m One of Them.]()
Some Idiots Are Trying to Document Singapore’s Fish Before They Disappear. I’m One of Them.
We have cool fish at home.
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![The Singapore We Commute Through Without Really Noticing]()
The Singapore We Commute Through Without Really Noticing
If we stop noticing the spaces we move through every day, what happens to our relationship with the place we call home?
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![Did Your CCA Actually Develop You, Or Just Keep You Busy?]()
Did Your CCA Actually Develop You, Or Just Keep You Busy?
At which point does CCA serve the school instead of the student?
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![Singapore Tells Us To Stay Competitive. But What Are We Really Competing For?]()
Singapore Tells Us To Stay Competitive. But What Are We Really Competing For?
May we never stop yearning.
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![If We Made It Free to Have Children, Would Singaporeans Have More?]()
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![What the Middle East Conflict Actually Means for Singaporeans]()
What the Middle East Conflict Actually Means for Singaporeans
"The era of cheap, uninterrupted global supply chains is over."
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![The Limits of Performative Harmony Through an Immigrant’s Eyes]()
The Limits of Performative Harmony Through an Immigrant’s Eyes
Singapore enforces harmony, but we often miss the slower work of cultivating it.
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![Overseas Grad Diaries: Coming Home to a Tighter Job Market]()
Overseas Grad Diaries: Coming Home to a Tighter Job Market
Somewhere between leaving and coming back, perspectives tend to shift.
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![What Does It Take to Run a Domestic Worker Agency Without Losing Your Soul?]()
What Does It Take to Run a Domestic Worker Agency Without Losing Your Soul?
Running an ethical domestic worker employment agency shouldn't be perceived as radical. And yet it is.
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![10 Questions With Animal Lovers League Volunteers Who Lost Faith in Their Leaders]()
10 Questions With Animal Lovers League Volunteers Who Lost Faith in Their Leaders
"To call us ‘backstabbers’ is deeply hurtful and profoundly unfair."
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![Growing Old in Singapore Isn’t the Hard Part. It’s the Feeling of Being Stuck.]()
Growing Old in Singapore Isn’t the Hard Part. It’s the Feeling of Being Stuck.
How do we plan for a life with more chapters than we expected?
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![Inside a 44-Year-Old Man’s Annual O-Level Exam Pilgrimage]()
Inside a 44-Year-Old Man’s Annual O-Level Exam Pilgrimage
Some people run marathons. Others sign up for Hyrox. Linus Lin sits for O-level exams.
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![How Pickleball Became Singapore’s Latest Social Status Sport]()
How Pickleball Became Singapore’s Latest Social Status Sport
Just two years ago, almost no one in Singapore had heard of pickleball.
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![The Singaporean Mum and Daughter Making Lebanese Olive Oil That’s Rooted in Resistance]()
The Singaporean Mum and Daughter Making Lebanese Olive Oil That’s Rooted in Resistance
"The easiest way to spread awareness was through a product—you can get connected to the land, the people, the ground."
Random Opinion
"One of the strangest things about growing up in Singapore is how quickly you get used to change. This city replaces itself faster than most people can keep up. Permanence is a luxury we can’t seem to afford."