Che Ran
Che Ran is a writer and entrepreneur with a keen focus on politics and international affairs. An avid traveller, Che Ran’s experiences enrich his photography and writings.
Adidas trips on its own laces: The Bella Hadid backlash ballet
Sportswear giant stumbles into murky depths of corporate faux pas.
Rising Roar: The unsilenced voices of British Muslim voters
Critics miss the artistry of a community galvanised by years of marginalisation.
Is Tiger Woods’s loyalty to PGA a noble sacrifice?
His equity stake in the organisation could have affected his rejection of competitor LIV Golf’s US$800 million offer.
Can Keir Starmer rebuild Britain after Labour’s historic victory?
The UK may require transformative reforms to reinvigorate public services, address regional inequalities, restore faith in democratic process.
Shielding Israel from the ICC
The US may use every tool in its diplomatic arsenal to protect an ally.
Donald duck! Assassination attempt shocks Trump rally
Will Americans once again rally around their leader during times of trial?
The 2024 US presidential election as a mirror of global crisis
No difference if Don the Con or Genocide Joe wins this race.
The unravelling of a journalist’s courage award
International women’s organisation finds itself embroiled in controversy.
India’s breathtaking catch to reclaim T20 World Cup crown
Country’s cricket team prevails after 13-year drought.
Hypocrisy of UK’s role in ICC
Country’s credibility marred by past colonial violence, human rights abuses.
EV subsidies – an electric dream or a fiscal nightmare?
54% of the country’s electricity comes from coal, 37% from natural gas.
Why cosmetic boycotts won’t free Palestine
Merely passing up on a Big Mac or pumpkin spice latte won't help the Gazans.
Fields of fire in Gaza, Sri Lanka
When designated ‘safe zones’ become compounds of indiscriminate slaughter.
Voices
Chalet revisited
Eu Hooi-Khaw