At 75, Pakistan continues to be a crisis-prone state. Why?
Soon after 1947, Pakistan has become a crisis-prone state that faces a political and/or economic crisis every three to four years.
Indigenous groups miscounted in census?
There must be processes in place to ensure that minorities do not experience oppression by being erased from national statistics.
South Korea’s Yoon stumbles in endeavor to improve China ties
President Yoon has every reason to try to improve ties with China 30 years after formal relations were established between the two former adversaries.
Hong Kong taking cue from Beijing in its response to Pelosi’s Taiwan visit
Moments after US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi landed in Taiwan, Hong Kong leader John Lee joined other mainland government departments in condemning the trip.
Protect farmers to ensure food security
The burden of rising fuel prices on farmers will affect the entire country.
Why does Sunak attract an aspirational India?
If Sunak doesn’t win his bid for the UK premiership, and Harris loses hers for the American presidency, they could be cast aside forever.
Taiwan tensions mark a low in US-China relations, but it could have been worse
Despite the unprecedented muscle-flexing in the Taiwan Strait, Beijing has stopped short of taking more drastic action that would severely hurt ties with the US.
Beijing is not ready for war, but it means business
The forceful response to Mrs Pelosi's visit shows how the PLA has developed in the quarter of a century since the last crisis across the Taiwan Strait.
Is there too much optimism in the markets?
Stocks continue to track upwards, but investors might be headed for a beating.
Imran Khan has no real interest in actually representing his voters in parliament at the moment
By inviting supporters to take part in an attempt to also sabotage the Election Commission’s mandate, he is setting a dangerous precedent.