Editorial: Democracy in Pakistan subverted
The paper says Pakistan has been thrown into the dark abyss of a constitutional crisis in the wake of PM Khan’s actions.
The paper says Pakistan has been thrown into the dark abyss of a constitutional crisis in the wake of PM Khan’s actions.
Asia News Network writers look at travel slowly becoming a reality again. Here are excerpts.
The absence of coordination and law enforcement has created big loopholes for cigarette and tobacco-related industries.
From 1978 to 2019, the number of people living in poverty in China dropped from about 770 million to 5.51 million.
The paper says Asean leaders should have the courage to suspend Myanmar's membership until it fulfils its promises to put pressure on the nation's junta.
Drugs that used to successfully fight diseases are slowly becoming ineffective because of decades of malpractice such as the intake of over-prescribed or self-prescribed medicines.
The writer says to drop the tendency to polarise issues into pro- or anti-something and just view foreign policy issues through Singapore lenses.
The writer says love him or hate him, Malaysia is not done until Mahathir is six feet underground.
The paper says South-east Asia is more interested in keeping its economic gear turning and protecting its people from the pandemic and the specter of open conflict.
The writer says the veto is a permanent bug of the United Nations, and is part of the reason why it is so useless.