Singapore: Racial Harmony Laws, SAF Levy & Letter Warnings

A staggering 86% of global citizens now live under some form of digital surveillance, according to a recent report by Surfshark. This backdrop is crucial to understanding the recent events in Singapore, where eleven individuals received conditional warnings for delivering letters to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) opposing the country’s racial harmony laws, and … Read more

Exercise vs. Therapy: Depression Relief & Mental Health

Beyond Antidepressants: How Personalized Exercise Plans Could Revolutionize Mental Healthcare Nearly 300 million people worldwide suffer from depression, and despite advancements in pharmacological treatments, a significant portion experience limited relief. But what if a readily accessible, side-effect-free intervention could match the efficacy of therapy and medication? Emerging research suggests the answer lies in a surprisingly … Read more