Make best use of digitization to open pathways for success
The paper says it is essential to secure employment and higher education in regional areas for young people.
Electing for openness
The writer argues in favour of the open-list electoral system, despite its imperfections.
The Indonesian economy: Looking at 2023 and beyond
The writer says the government should stick to policies that will strengthen the economy.
Overcoming looming economic challenges in 2023
For Bangladesh, though inflation has subdued slightly in recent months, it is still much higher than the previous year and the government's projections.
Indonesia’s diplomacy: Rowing between two reefs in a fast-changing world
Moving forward, Indonesia’s leadership and diplomacy must remain focused on the welfare of the people, while being firm with our principle of active and independent foreign…
Plunging profits of Samsung and LG show harsh market conditions, global downturn
The drop in their earnings is a negative sign for Korea, whose economy is already saddled with a slew of challenges, including stubbornly high inflation and sluggish domestic…
Why hasn’t the UN recognised the 1971 Bangladesh Genocide yet?
Recognition of both the 1971 genocide and the 2017 Rohingya genocide will help call out and expose evil military institutions who threaten democracy and dignity of life.
Exercise, for kids or adults, is an act of discovery
Even in error, sport has beauty. It gives you a place to swear, all that frustration released in a few sublime syllables.
China’s tiresome rhetoric
The paper says only if Beijing makes good on promises can both nations turn the page into the “new chapter” that Mr. Marcos has offered.
Qin Gang: From Wimbledon umpire to China’s foreign minister
At age 56, he is one of the youngest to make the cut since the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949.