Making the Philippines more fun again
The country’s natural wonders and rich culture, as well as Filipinos’ warm nature and their proficiency in the English language, should be the main characters in its tourism…
Asian Editors Circle
A leader who strengthened Bangladesh’s struggle for democracy
Khaleda Zia leaves behind an enduring legacy of service.
Rule by the law?: The Jakarta Post
The police chief's signing a regulation that counters a court ruling prohibiting active-duty officers from holding a civilian post is a blatant act of disrespect toward the rule…
High-speed rail mirror of China’s modernisation: China Daily
The national network of high-speed railway lines now embraces 97 percent of cities with a population of more than 500,000.
Delhi, Dhaka must dial down the heat: The Daily Star
Normalisation requires acknowledging that the political landscape in Dhaka has fundamentally shifted. India needs to do far more than issue statements on minority safety—it must…
An unhistorical history book
Rather than erasing dark chapters of Indonesian history, the government should allow marginalised voices to tell their stories, ensuring the younger generation learns…
Time to shift gears: The Korea Herald
Electric vehicle transition slows globally, but South Korea risks moving too fast.
After 100 days: The Kathmandu Post
"In order to institutionalise the agendas of the Gen Z movement, all sides should show flexibility," says the writer.
So much for ‘ironclad’ ties: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Marcos administration needs to clarify at once Washington’s stance on its relationship with and obligation to the Philippines, because as things stand, the implications are…
The invisible generation: The Korea Herald
Strong headline numbers mask a widening structural collapse in youth employment.