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US recognises that a multipolar world is beneficial to China's geopolitical development

Published on 21 Mar 2025

GE2025: Workers' Party eyes new Punggol and Tampines constituencies as part of 'eastern expansion'

Published on 20 Mar 2025

SSS@NTU PhD Students and Associate Chair Recognized for Global Impact at International Symposium in Hong Kong

Published on 19 Mar 2025

NTU School of Social Sciences Supports Scholarship Initiative for Palestinian Students

Published on 19 Mar 2025

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Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information

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On falsehoods, clumsy corrections might backfire

Published on 04 Apr 2019

Concerns about impact on arts and entertainment choices

Published on 04 Apr 2019

Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill: Individuals who spread falsehoods may be ordered to publish corrections

Published on 03 Apr 2019

Experts: Communicating real and fake info at the same time; correction notices are more transparent and can help to differentiate fake news

Published on 03 Apr 2019

NTU female students promote local sunscreen culture

Published on 03 Apr 2019

Observers call for greater checks and balances in empowering government leaders to correct what is false

Published on 03 Apr 2019

No shortage of coordinated campaigns to misinform and mislead, says PM Lee

Published on 30 Mar 2019

Survey: Youths are mistaken in thinking that stroke is an old-age illness

Published on 28 Mar 2019

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US recognises that a multipolar world is beneficial to China's geopolitical development

GE2025: Workers' Party eyes new Punggol and Tampines constituencies as part of 'eastern expansion'

SSS@NTU PhD Students and Associate Chair Recognized for Global Impact at International Symposium in Hong Kong

NTU School of Social Sciences Supports Scholarship Initiative for Palestinian Students

China sends delegation to Panama after ports deal, belt and road exit

USAID freeze hamstrings programmes in Thailand, Vietnam and beyond

What price peace? The Trump-Nobel poser

Fostering Intellectual Curiosity: The SSS@NTU Ministerial Forum

Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information

On falsehoods, clumsy corrections might backfire

Concerns about impact on arts and entertainment choices

Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill: Individuals who spread falsehoods may be ordered to publish corrections

Experts: Communicating real and fake info at the same time; correction notices are more transparent and can help to differentiate fake news

NTU female students promote local sunscreen culture

Observers call for greater checks and balances in empowering government leaders to correct what is false

No shortage of coordinated campaigns to misinform and mislead, says PM Lee

Survey: Youths are mistaken in thinking that stroke is an old-age illness

Nanyang Centre for Public Administration

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US recognises that a multipolar world is beneficial to China's geopolitical development

GE2025: Workers' Party eyes new Punggol and Tampines constituencies as part of 'eastern expansion'

SSS@NTU PhD Students and Associate Chair Recognized for Global Impact at International Symposium in Hong Kong

NTU School of Social Sciences Supports Scholarship Initiative for Palestinian Students

China sends delegation to Panama after ports deal, belt and road exit

USAID freeze hamstrings programmes in Thailand, Vietnam and beyond

What price peace? The Trump-Nobel poser

Fostering Intellectual Curiosity: The SSS@NTU Ministerial Forum

​On falsehoods, clumsy corrections might backfire

​Concerns about impact on arts and entertainment choices

​Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill: Individuals who spread falsehoods may be ordered to publish corrections

​Experts: Communicating real and fake info at the same time; correction notices are more transparent and can help to differentiate fake news

​NTU female students promote local sunscreen culture

​Observers call for greater checks and balances in empowering government leaders to correct what is false

​No shortage of coordinated campaigns to misinform and mislead, says PM Lee

​Survey: Youths are mistaken in thinking that stroke is an old-age illness

On falsehoods, clumsy corrections might backfire

Concerns about impact on arts and entertainment choices

Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Bill: Individuals who spread falsehoods may be ordered to publish corrections

Experts: Communicating real and fake info at the same time; correction notices are more transparent and can help to differentiate fake news

NTU female students promote local sunscreen culture

Observers call for greater checks and balances in empowering government leaders to correct what is false

No shortage of coordinated campaigns to misinform and mislead, says PM Lee

Survey: Youths are mistaken in thinking that stroke is an old-age illness