In September 2021, gas prices in Europe began to surge, leading to fears of gas shortages for energy supply for the winter. The Gazette’s Ryan Toh has dug deeper into the issue to shed light on what led to Europe’s energy crisis and how they plan to approach future energy policies.
Since the Enlightenment, the advent of humanistic idealism has chronically failed the world. Decrying the inherent idealistic hypocrisy of “morality”, polemicist Khai demonstrates how governments peg a dollar value on life and how obstinance is indeed, venerated and consequentially propitious.
North America: 60-year-old Ghislaine Maxwell was found guilty last Wednesday (Dec 29) on five of
North America: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States launched the
North America: The first Omicron case was detected in the US last Wednesday (Dec 1)
North America: Police identified the suspect that was responsible for the driving through of a
North America: United States (US) President Joe Biden announced last Thursday (Nov 18) that the
The nearly two-year long pandemic has taught the world a myriad of things. From a global health perspective, one critical fact has been highlighted: the virus transcends national borders. With the world becoming increasingly globalised and interconnected, experts predict that it is only a matter of time before the next global health crisis emerges. How then, can world leaders and international stakeholders step up to the rising challenges surrounding global health to secure the health of nations?
North America: The United States House of Representatives passed a US$1 trillion (S$1.35 trillion) infrastructure
North America: The US Courts of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has refused the US
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