‘5 to 9' is a social media trend popular amongst Gen Zs and millennials, which emphasizes maximizing post-work hours with meaningful activities (e.g. skills and hobbies).

Literature written by migrant workers residing in Singapore often describes a "Singaporean Dream" of providing better financial support for their families; Singapore is favored because it is seen as safe, stable and economically advanced.

In 2012, Xi Jinping launched an anti-corruption campaign, largely aimed at CCP and PLA officials. Having targetted both high-ranking officials and grassroots civil leaders, as well as both sitting and retired officials, the campaign has been the most systematic and extensive anti-corruption campaign in China's history.

PinkDot is an LGBTQ+ rights movement based in Singapore. It has historically framed the queer community in alignment with familial notions within Singapore (e.g. emphasising similarities between queer families and heterosexual families).

Numerous American progressive politicians have recently distanced themselves from past, more extreme progressive rhetoric (e.g. AOC stating 'Woke 1 was crazy', Zohran Mamdani rejecting 'Defund the Police').

Disaster diplomacy is the use of humanitarian aid, emergency relief, and disaster response to improve relations, support peace efforts, or influence foreign policy.

Monoculture refers to the dominance of single, uniform culture, set of values, or media experience within society. 

Prediction markets are online markets that allow visitors to bet money on real-life events (eg. sports, elections, political actions, conflicts). If their prediction is correct, they receive a monetary reward proportional to the risk of their prediction. Examples include Kalshi and Polymarket.