Our neighbours’ elections: The Jakarta Post
The sweeping re-election victories of Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in their respective parliamentary elections on…
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Shattered sense of safety: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The suspect is said to have had previous encounters with police and mental health workers because of episodes with his mental health, the latest being only the day before the Lapu…
A decade after: The Kathmandu Post
Eight years after the 2015 earthquake, our negligence became all too apparent when a 6.4 magnitude quake struck the remote Jajarkot and Rukum West districts, killing around 160…
War clouds: Dawn
In the days following the Pahalgam tragedy, there has been regular crossfire across the LoC, while the military shot down two Indian quadcopters in AJK on Tuesday. Moreover, state…
Everest rules: The Kathmandu Post
A new bill proposes much-needed reforms of rules governing climbing and cleaning up the mountain.
Comprehensive, strategic ties with China: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia could nudge China to stop dragging its feet in concluding negotiations for a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea, something that ASEAN has been pushing for from…
Stagnation warning: The Korea Herald
Political strife, trade headwinds, and delayed reform pull South Korea into risky territory.
At heat’s mercy: Dawn
Pakistan is amid an intense heatwave, with some regions already experiencing highs of 49°C.
Crisis talks: Dawn
Sense needs to be restored so that the Pahalgam attack may be independently investigated and the victims given justice.
Systemic port failure: The Jakarta Post
If the government truly cares about addressing this gridlock, then it should start thinking about moving goods from production hubs in West Java and Banten to Jakarta by rail,…