Pakistan is in the midst of a harrowing ordeal but Imran continues pounding away
As he looks to regain power, everything for Mr Khan has become about political point-scoring — including raising funds for flood victims.
State move to bar NGOs from carrying out flood relief work is counterproductive, self-contradictory
This will only hamper relief work, and prevent much-needed help from getting to the vulnerable.
Gorbachev’s achievements in ending Cold War will not be forgotten
Above all else, Gorbachev’s achievements in ending the nuclear arms race between the US and the Soviet Union and reducing the risk of nuclear war are worthy of special mention.
The government should bite the bullet to prevent fiscal time bomb
The writer says Indonesia need a well-designed, permanent fuel reform policy that will gradually bring domestic fuel prices closer to their actual production costs.
The Taiwan Question: China-US battle for semiconductor supremacy
Without advanced semiconductors, the American economy and defence production will grind to a halt.
Colonizers force colonies to pay dearly for independence
The writer says former colonizers must not only annul the debts but also pay back what they have taken from their former colonized countries.
Expectations run high for John Lee’s first Policy Address
“The people of Hong Kong hope for a turning point in governance, so that social injustice and abnormalities caused by market failure can be rectified in time”, the author…
Seizing RCEP momentum
The paper says the trade pact offers Indonesia an opportunity to increase its bargaining position in the global value chain.
Outdated school policies really do have to go
The writer questions the logic behind the perception that one’s physical appearance defines performance in school.
Joseph Schooling’s drug use saga: A dream unravels, and it hurts
Swimming to win is almost certainly out of the question for now after he admitted to consuming the party drug cannabis, and Schooling, Singapore's only Olympic gold medallist,…