Gulf flare-up: Dawn
"Is the fragile US-Iran ceasefire, and the memorandum of understanding that underpins it, collapsing? Unless deconfliction measures kick in, and both sides show restraint, a…
Asian Editors Circle
Seeking safety, legal closure: Philippine Daily Inquirer
"Duterte’s ICC trial and the impeachment proceedings against the Vice President should only be the start of an overdue reckoning over their past crimes and transgressions,"…
Terrorism threat: Dawn
While security forces responded by killing 15 terrorists, the priority should be to determine whether groups that have traditionally operated independently are now cooperating…
Expedite port city’s flood-control projects: The Daily Star
Chattogram residents should not have to pay for execution failures.
Fill the empty teachers’ posts urgently: The Daily Star
The government must address the teacher shortage in public schools at once, says the editorial.
Nepali PM Balendra Shah’s patchy 100 days in office: The Kathmandu Post
The Kathmandu Post's editorial team argues how the Nepali government has chosen the populist route of "quick delivery at any cost", instead of honouring due process.
So the trial begins: Philippine Daily Inquirer
"For months, the case against Duterte had been consumed by procedural battles and jurisdictional disputes, threatening to overshadow its substance," highlights the Philippine…
Copyright and journalism: The Jakarta Post
The Indonesian government should focus on helping journalists and media organisations rebuild sustainable business models – while also continuing to serve democracy and the…
Asia left behind: Dawn
The statistics make for grim reading: Asian teams won just three out of 27 matches in the group stage, says the editorial.
Will stiffer fines really fix Nepal’s traffic culture: The Kathmandu Post
The editorial says that while stricter rules are necessary to save lives, they must be equitable and align with the nation’s reality.