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The power of small acts: Glimmers of hope from 2025

In a year marked by despair, it was small, human acts that broke through the noise, reminding us that hope doesn’t vanish. It’s passed hand to hand, one person to another.

The power of small acts: Glimmers of hope from 2025

Do we really need New Year’s resolutions?

Before you write another set of resolutions, ask yourself: Do you have the anchor to carry it through?

Do we really need New Year’s resolutions?

The case for Gen Z: What we want isn’t much, it’s realistic

Blamed for being entitled, praised for being bold, Gen Z is just trying to survive in the grim economy they inherited.

The case for Gen Z: What we want isn’t much, it’s realistic

Freedom, at a price: The true cost and reward of divorce for women

Walking away from a marriage gone bad often involves steep financial, emotional and social costs. But for many women, the freedom that follows is priceless.

Freedom, at a price: The true cost and reward of divorce for women

When aging women become monsters: The horror trope we can’t escape

Aging women are increasingly portrayed as monsters across the horror genre, both local and global. The trope isn’t just frightening: It reflects deep-rooted sociocultural fears of women whose power no longer depends on beauty, youth or submission.

When aging women become monsters: The horror trope we can’t escape

The Weekend Digest

Bakti Barito nurtures future guardians via environmental education

Bakti Barito nurtures future guardians via environmental education

A butterfly flaps its wings, and a storm forms half a world away: Called the butterfly effect, this theory highlights that sometimes the smallest change can trigger the biggest events.

When the lights go out: What tiny fireflies teach us about healing the Earth

When the lights go out: What tiny fireflies teach us about healing the Earth

In a small Bali village, one man is trying to bring back the fireflies. His story reminds us that healing the Earth often begins with the smallest of lights.

When refugee kids couldn’t enroll, locals built them classrooms

The Neighborhood

When refugee kids couldn’t enroll, locals built them classrooms

Prosperity And Progress

Inside the blind box economy: Why we can’t stop unboxing

Inside the blind box economy: Why we can’t stop unboxing

Once a childhood ritual, blind boxes have become a multi-billion-dollar industry built on anticipation and nostalgia, but will we keep buying into the thrill?

Good by design: What happens when purpose shapes the business model

Good by design: What happens when purpose shapes the business model

From food to beauty to waste, these companies show that impact doesn’t have to come after profit.

How to be an ethical consumer in a hyper-consumerist city

Consumer Insights

How to be an ethical consumer in a hyper-consumerist city

Life

On the winning side of comparison

Currently Obsessed

On the winning side of comparison

The world has become a better place for women, yet it still finds endless ways to pit us against each other.

Crying in an office toilet stall and calling it adulthood

Currently Obsessed

Crying in an office toilet stall and calling it adulthood

In a culture that values productivity over people, many of us end up grieving in silence between meetings. Maybe the system is broken, not you.

Digital detox: Trading screens for analog snaps

Digital detox: Trading screens for analog snaps