The cruelty of slandering even dead people: The Japan News
There is no end of people online getting hurt by others’ malice. Heartless expressions can sometimes even cause someone to take their own life. And when there is a flood of…
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A dying light: Dawn
Objections to the 26th Amendment must be settled quickly for the Supreme Court's sake.
Same yardstick: The Korea Herald
The issuance of the arrest warrant for and speedy trial of impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol contrasts the rejection of another for Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party.
Priceless waters: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia's seas and coasts should remain open to ensure the livelihoods of coastal communities and protect marine biodiversity.
Gendered justice: The Kathmandu Post
Law in much of South Asia, including in Nepal, favours men, even in horrifying rape cases.
Cyberattacks: Japan’s cutting-edge tech, security data likely targets- The Japan News
Cyberattacks in which the involvement of other countries is suspected are a serious threat to Japan’s safety. In response to attackers’ increasingly sophisticated methods, it…
Trump’s return raises cautious optimism: The Daily Star
Trump's re-election to the top seat of a superpower and the continued rise of the ultra-right in the US sends a strong message. It signals a shift in America's view of the world…
A hollow cry for peace: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Iglesia ni Cristo sounded the call, and almost two million faithful answered with their feet. The members flocked to the Quirino Grandstand in Manila on Jan. 13 for the…
It’s Trump’s world: The Jakarta Post
Trump told the Wall Street Journal that he was pleased that the Chinese leader "respects me because he knows I am [expletive] crazy." And that is probably the reflection of the…
Warning sign for opposition: The Korea Herald
Given the recent political developments involving Yoon, it is not a stretch to assume that more Korean people would support the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea rather…