Questioning historical revision: The Jakarta Post
Critics suspect the project aims to glorify the incumbent government and will serve as "official history" in textbooks across all educational levels, at least for President…
Asian Editors Circle
Justice for Noor: Dawn
Violence against women may be perpetrated by individuals, but it is enabled by society.
Gaza’s horror: Dawn
The quickest way to stop the bloodshed would be for the US to immediately halt all military and financial aid to Israel.
Soaring rice prices: Shift to agricultural policy based on consumers’ perspective- The Japan News
The government must show strong determination to curb rice prices and take action for that purpose.
Building a Philippine defence hub: Philippine Daily Inquirer
While the Philippines has been promised reliable partnerships, in the long run it must be ready to stand alone with a strong, dynamic and innovative defence sector it can proudly…
Failed delivery: The Kathmandu Post
People can get disillusioned with the state if they cannot get good services even at a high cost.
Sigh of relief, for now: The Jakarta Post
While the Geneva agreement brings hope, it does not undo all the damage. Global trade will never be what it used to be.
Famine in waiting: Dawn
In a world where millions go to bed hungry, and where children’s futures are traded for geopolitical gains, we must ask: how long can humanity endure this?
China-EU collaboration vital for sustainability: China Daily
The building of the bonds between China and the EU over the past five decades serves as a testament to the power of collaboration despite significant differences.
Another indicator of learning crisis: Philippine Daily Inquirer
While failing the civil service exam is not the end of the world, it is not a good indication that only 14 out of every 100 applicant succeed.