Shooting of Abe raises questions about the state of Japanese society
One way or another, the tragic incident sent a shock wave through Japan and the world.
Fines on Didi show China’s determination to protect data security
As one of China's biggest and most influential tech companies, Didi failed to fulfill its responsibility to protect users' information.
It shouldn’t be too difficult for Pakistan to rely more on nuclear reactors for electricity
The current geopolitical environment, with the Russia-Ukraine conflict, points to the need for increasing use of nuclear energy for peaceful uses and reducing reliance on fossil…
It’s time for ruling coalition to weigh political costs of sticking to power just for the sake of it
Politically, things are going to become more difficult for the PML-N, particularly if it loses its stronghold to its rival, eventually distracting its focus away from the economy.
To live and die for ‘the views’
Since YouTube became a part of our daily life, the platform has gained a lot of profit.
Who is entitled to ‘hurt religious sentiments’?
Whatever attempts have been made to stop bigotry have been too little, too late.
Treading softly, together
The looming uncertainty requires countries, including Indonesia, to tread carefully. Peace, rather than war, will at least help us withstand the storm.
How Indonesia can lead G-20 through ambitious energy transition action
Only radical action and a fast-track transition to renewables can fix our energy system.
The centrality of the East Asia Summit under challenge
For the EAS to remain meaningful, Asean and its partners must work together to create a new sense of trust and confidence building.
As borders reopen, groups resuming terror plots pose threat
As the return of international travel is celebrated, it is also important to keep in mind that global terrorist groups have not been idle.