Philippine politics in the grip of families—and vice versa
The writer laments: "But, unless we learn to honor these boundaries—between family and politics, faith and power, public duty and private interest—we will continue to see…
The writer laments: "But, unless we learn to honor these boundaries—between family and politics, faith and power, public duty and private interest—we will continue to see…
The deeper question now is whether Awami League survives as a party, or only as a memory of fear and loyalty, says the writer.
The fate of a megacity like Dhaka facing a potential major earthquake depends on its level of preparation, scientific insight, and coordinated action, says the writer. Without…
The writer says: "Ultimately, the question 'Why are we here?' was not for the six men to answer, but for Sabah voters to contemplate. It is the voters who must now carry the…
The oust-Marcos plotters incorrectly misread the lay of the land if they expected a massive migration of support for VP Sara, the writer says.
Recent surveys by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics and UNICEF revealed that 9.2 percent of children aged between 5 and 17 are engaged in child labour, an increase of 1.2…
Ultimately, says the writer, the coercive power of the state could not withstand the power of the people.
The writer says: "Give forests a chance, and they will heal the climate — and us. This conviction is not naive optimism. It is the practical application of physics, deep…
Politics in the region, the writer says, is rarely about policies alone—it is about identity, history, and belonging.
The writer says: "Port Klang's rise is not simply a numbers game. It's about building capacity, creating robust networks, and future-proofing Malaysia's role at the heart of the…