Social media is no saviour of journalism
Public engagement does not necessarily equal public interest, and certainly not public benefit.
Who killed democracy in Bangladesh?
The writer says the recent by-polls represent the state of democracy in our country fairly accurately.
Biden’s State of the Union speech highlights US confidence in competition with China
Analysts said Mr Biden’s fiery comments and the Chamber’s chants of “USA, USA” shortly afterwards highlight Washington’s confidence in its ability to compete with China,…
Pakistan has a moral responsibility to ensure as much assistance as possible to quake-hit Turkiye
As rescuers make frantic efforts to retrieve survivors from under the rubble of thousands of collapsed buildings, the images and reports pouring in from the affected areas tell a…
Where real intelligence defeats AI
By being creative, there will be plenty of opportunities for humans to score over AI.
Humanity must act as one to help quake survivors
The paper urges every country to provide as much assistance to the affected – and in the process save as many lives – as possible.
Is the pandemic over? Don’t bet on it!
The writer says more rational policies, which are based primarily on a country’s readiness to deal with future threats, are needed in the future.
From romance to revenge: A shift in K-drama
The writer hopes that Korean revenge dramas will teach us the maxims of “forget and forgive,” and “the best revenge is not to be like your enemy.”
Asean does matter to Russia, a lot.
The writer says Asean has taken a balanced, neutral approach to the issue of the Ukrainian crisis despite enormous pressure from the West.
The popping of China’s diplomatic trial balloon
The writer says the current US-China row may yet spur another race in space.