A few pieces of advice for the president-elect
South Korea's new president will take office on May 10 to lead a nation that offers him many tasks that have grown heavier during the past five years of the Moon Jae-in…
Why wait for a deadly war to act against kleptocrats?
The writer says it remains to be seen if countries can demonstrate the political will and institutional capability to implement concrete actions to bring to book cross-border…
Myanmar’s democrats must be allowed to attend the UN Human Rights Council
The writers say the United Nations Human Rights Council has the oppurtunity to honor its human rights mission and responsibility to the people of Myanmar.
The Metaverse and its unfolding story
The metaverse will arguably allow us not only to expand the production and sale of products and services, but also to keep pace with ever-changing technologies and trends.
Ukraine becomes ‘another divisive issue’ in Asean
Outside of the UN, ASEAN member states had different responses to the invasion.
Nuclear spectre is not the only thing to consider in Russia-Ukrainian war
The writer says Putin’s war, hopefully, is sowing the seeds of a post-Putin future for Russia.
Indonesia should take a stand with Ukraine
While other countries are imposing harsher sanctions, Indonesia seems to be content with its “wait-and-see” approach.
Is eco-shaming enough to save the planet?
While it has a cheekily exploitative ring to it, eco-shaming has provided the much needed fillip to environmental awareness.
Common digital currency could revive Asean integration
The writer says a closer-knit political-economic union within the RCEP would give ASEAN more clout in the trade block.
Russian military performed badly due to poorly conceived strategy, training
To the astonishment of Western analysts and agencies, the Russian military has stumbled and performed poorly throughout this war.