Welcoming Jakarta’s new leaders: The Jakarta Post
Although Jakarta lost its national capital status with the issuance of a presidential decree (Keppres) last month, its many problems persist.
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Trump’s tariff policy puts unity to test: The Japan News
The return to power of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who advocates an “America First” policy, is likely to pose a serious challenge to international economic rules that…
Playing with BRICS fire: The Jakarta Post
Prabowo believes his government can reap economic benefits from BRICS, although the international community perceives it as a group driven by political, rather than economic…
Impunity for border killings must end: The Daily Star
It is unacceptable that even after the passing of 14 years following the gruesome murder of Felani Khatun, justice still remains elusive. This reflects Bangladesh authorities'…
Free, nutritious, safe meals: The Jakarta Post
Regular and thorough inspections of the whole process, from the procurement of ingredients to food distribution, are imperative.
Procedural fairness: The Korea Herald
If many believe that the impeachment trial is progressing under some political scheme, the ruling will intensify conflict. The Constitutional Court has to put procedural fairness…
Not ready for AI: The Kathmandu Post
The absence of even minimal AI regulation in Nepal is concerning.
US Steel: Decision to block buyout opens door to problems in Japan-U.S. relations- The Japan News
While such orders have often been issued targeting Chinese companies in the past, this is reportedly the first time for a Japanese company to be targeted.
Justice vs. power: The Statesman
The dramatic standoff surrounding the attempted arrest of South Korea’s suspended president, Yoon Suk Yeol, has drawn global attention to the intricate interplay of justice,…
Confused state: Dawn
The government needs all the support it can get against the growing threat from violent terrorism. It must stop complicating the task for itself.