Bangladesh must stop driving its talents away
The writer argues that with reforms, Bangladesh could nurture its own talents and reverse the tide.
The writer argues that with reforms, Bangladesh could nurture its own talents and reverse the tide.
The writer says: "After 12 years of schooling, Bangladeshi students are emerging five years behind the global standard. That's not a learning gap, it's a canyon and not the grand…
The agreement with the United States must be the beginning of a new chapter — one in which external pressure sparks internal reform and short-term compromise paves the way for…
The writer says: "Malaysia’s abolition of all mandatory death sentences was a good first step. However, further reforms are needed."
According to the writer, the Philippines should feel embarrassed to be third from the bottom among the ASEAN countries in the Corruption Perceptions Index or CPI, the most…
Bangladesh cannot afford to see another generation's idealism fade into cynicism, says the writer.
PM Anwar's role as mediator has earned widespread praise, not only for de-escalating a dangerous flashpoint but also for revitalising ASEAN's credibility in managing…
The writer says: "But so far, it (investigation) bears all the features of yet another half-baked initiative meant merely to placate, with no real intention to resolve."
Has Indonesia, by agreeing to allow personal data transfers to the US under the new trade framework, effectively compromised its citizens’ privacy and undermined its own data…
Moving forward, three key areas need to be taken into account to support Cambodia’s ongoing development, especially after the border conflict. These critical areas include media…