November 4, 2024 A small sample of students studying International Relations in South India was surveyed over the weekend to get their opinion on the…
Continue reading Indian Gen Z University Students’ Positions on US Presidential Election
Type: Blogs
Blogs posted by Sigur Center Summer Research Fellows and other select people.
Introduction Just this month, Thailand has a new set of senators who will replace the military-appointed senators in the upper house. Because the Senate is…
By Diya Mehta In 1948, Dr. Hansa Mehta, an Indian delegate to the United Nations, played a pivotal role in altering the Universal Declaration of…
Continue reading India’s Gender Policy: Successes, Shortcomings, and the Way Forward
सुखार्थिन: कुतो विद्या विद्यार्थिन: कुतो: सुखम् । सुखार्थी वा त्यजेत् विद्यां विद्यार्थी वा त्यजेत् सुखम् ।। The above lines represent a couplet in Sanskrit. Were…
Continue reading India’s Path out of Learning Poverty: Crooked or Smooth?
Thailand’s new Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, has assertively announced active climate policies on both national and international stages, notably in his inaugural speech to Parliament…
Continue reading Assessing Thailand’s New Government’s Climate Policies
Indonesia’s education has been lauded for its significant progress. The collective efforts of decentralized and central governments on education led to over 10 million children’s…
Kai Tak Airport, located in the Kowloon region, holds a special place in aviation history. Its distinctive runway and the infamous “Kai Tak Heart Attack”…
Continue reading The Fascinating History and Legacy of Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong
Jittip Mongkolnchaiarunya, a Sigur Summer Research Fellow, writes about fighting for democracy in Thailand.
Continue reading The Contagion of Hope: Lighting up Thai Democracy in the Dark
