The ‘poison’ that is killing American blacks
The killing of 10 black people by a white gunman in Buffalo, New York, earlier this month has raised troubling questions not just about gun violence but also rising…
IPEF aims at cooperation for benefit of people: Former ambassador
Former ambassador to the US Pham Quang Vinh also said the framework will create high standards for cooperation between countries, including the US and many key countries in the…
Make food security Malaysia’s priority
Malaysia imports nearly 60 per cent of its food needs with its dependence on imports totaling over RM50 billion yearly.
Pakistan’s relief package is a step in the right direction but allocation of funds is not enough
The government’s monitoring mechanisms must act with increased vigilance to make sure no relief is wasted on unscrupulous individuals.
Virtual livestreamers a new trend in China
Virtual people have been injecting new vitality into industries such as e-commerce, media, finance, education, tourism and manufacturing.
Do not stereotype monkeypox cases with African photos
The writer says prejudiced stereotyping is against humanity and in today's world it is casting a shadow on the fight against the pandemic.
Indo-Pacific Economic Framework not a blessing for Asia
The writer says Asian countries need to brace themselves for the negative impact brought on by the framework.
India’s Sri Lanka policy faces challenge
The writer says there are two components of the crisis in Sri Lanka: one on the economic front, and the other on the political one.
Asean must move more boldly on economic integration
The writers say Asean’s network of loosely-prioritized policies creates a cumbersome policy landscape that arguably promotes discussion over action.
South Asian countries must join hands on climate change
A significant part of South Asia depends on climate-sensitive sectors such as traditional fishing, agriculture, and forestry, making them highly susceptible to climate change…