Solutions bared swiftly. Is it audacity or surrender?
The writer says it might be necessary to check the Yoon government's approach to the Japan issue and seek alternatives.
The Asian View
Blast after blast in Dhaka
The paper urges the authorities to take the matter of building safety seriously, and improve disaster preparedness and responsiveness.
Urging Indonesia to lead care economy in Asean
With a rapidly growing economy and a population of over 270 million people, Indonesia has the scale and resources to make a significant impact on care work in Southeast Asia.
Women’s rights in every space
No matter how much progress and advancement societies have achieved, the harsh reality is that many women and girls continue to experience discrimination, violence, and injustice…
Tourism’s road to recovery
Putting our house in order and remaining vigilant about the lingering threats of Covid-19 will inspire more confidence among travellers about coming into the country.
300 years needed to reach full gender equality
Discrimination against women in science and technology is the result of centuries of patriarchy, discrimination and damaging stereotypes.
No respite for the Rohingya
The international community should get back to working on a permanent solution to the Rohingya refugee crisis.
It seems plans are now afoot to push Imran away from the public eye using coercive tactics
With an election around the corner, targeting a major leader will only spark more instability and friction within the citizenry, something the country can ill afford at this…
De-escalating South China Sea tensions
South-east Asian countries, which are directly feeling the impact of regional tensions, should step in, no matter how unfeasible it may sound.
Chinese recovery won’t be inflationary
The writer says there are concerns over China's consumption recovery and the reflation story potentially playing out like it did in the United States.