Sandbox, not straitjacket: The Korea Herald
To reclaim economic dynamism, South Korea must trade patchwork fixes for deregulation.
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A new frontline: The Statesman
India’s explicit endorsement of the Dalai Lama’s announcement on the naming of his own successor marks a turning point—not just in the spiritual saga of Tibetan Buddhism,…
How should traditions be passed on to next generation?: The Japan News
It is essential to work together with local governments and make efforts to keep records of such traditions.
An end to a usurper’s fairy tale: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The country may have dodged a bullet with Ms Guo’s underhanded enterprise getting exposed, and now with the relatively quick action by a court to banish her from civic life.
The RCEP summit matters: The Jakarta Post
An RCEP summit is critical now more than ever, as the global economic landscape is increasingly fragmented and marked by rising protectionism and inward-looking trends.
Out of reach: The Statesman
In today’s India, education is no longer just a pathway to opportunity ~ it is an increasingly unaffordable commodity.
Terrorist threat: Dawn
Far too many security personnel and civilians have lost their lives in heinous attacks that show no sign of abating.
Can the ruling party regain public’s trust?: The Japan News
Though the LDP is not currently facing any scandals, the party may have lost support due to a buildup of distrust toward its political stance and policies.
Hague court’s ruling: Dawn
Though the ruling has come in connection with a case initiated by Pakistan in 2016, it suggests that India’s decision to hold the IWT in ‘abeyance’ after the Pahalgam…
Heed the warnings of the rain: Kuensel
The monsoon is not a new challenge. Every year, it tests the resilience of the Bhutanese. Yet each year, they seem to be caught off guard, as if the rains had arrived without…