International law
Commercial certainty in uncertain times: Singapore’s role as a restructuring hub
The Republic is seen as a jurisdiction capable of achieving effective restructurings that preserve value and promote financial stability
Claude AI helped bomb Iran. But how, exactly?
The lack of visibility on how artificial intelligence is already being used in war is deeply troubling
How bombing Iran may blow back on America
The Trump administration could use its national-security powers against domestic opponents
Navigating geopolitics for control of data in the AI era
With AI advancing faster than rule books, measures that are now voluntary could become mandatory; it’s happening in South Korea
Indonesia’s ‘state-loss trap’ and why SOE giants may be too scared to sell
The Grab-GoTo merger has reportedly hit an impasse as government-backed Telkomsel resists a sale that could expose it to tough legal consequences
There’s one easy solution to the AI porn problem
How do we responsibly test AI models for child sexual abuse material?
Venezuela’s warning: how Singapore must navigate a fractured order
US operation to capture Maduro exposes dangerous gap between global rules and raw power – one that small states cannot ignore
Singapore gravely concerned by US intervention in Venezuela, urges all parties to exercise restraint
The Republic has consistently opposed actions contrary to international law by any parties, says MFA
The matcha craze needs more champagne
Why Japan should up its game to protect its cultural capital. Its tea certainly counts as such
Technological innovation should strengthen, not undermine, legal practice
Even as GenAI becomes increasingly embedded in legal workflows, its use must be balanced with careful professional oversight
