Killer monsoon roads: The Kathmandu Post
As per official records, from June 10 to July 14, a total of 108 people have died, many more have been injured, and 3,552 families have been displaced across the country.
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Stop this violence before more lives are lost: The Daily Star
Countless protesters have been injured in the attacks that show no signs of abating, and as of writing this editorial, at least six individuals have died during clashes. We urge…
Banning PTI: Dawn
It is dangerous for a government to appear so desperate. In their obsession with countering the resurgent PTI, the ruling parties are, wittingly or unwittingly, pushing the…
Longer working life: The Korea Herald
Korea’s rapid aging and low fertility can cause complex problems in every corner of society. Among others, concerns are mounting that decreasing labor supply will lower…
Government is totally mishandling the quota issue: The Daily Star
Ruling Party Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader said that Chhatra League would give the student protesters "a fitting response", which was a clear call for violence,…
Serve and protect: The Jakarta Post
President Jokowi is at least partly to blame for instilling a need to go viral as a key performance indicator among state agencies, but this is a problem that pales when compared…
Oli-Dahal-Deuba show: The Kathmandu Post
As Dahal is forced to step down and Oli is about to take the helm, it is worth pondering if this sordid cycle of drama will end anytime soon.
Age of extremes: The Jakarta Post
European politics today is showing a worrying trend, swinging between the far left and far right instead of finding compromise in a more centrist-oriented position.
Japan must work to share roles with NATO: The Japan News
A NATO summit was held in Washington, and the summit declaration stated that the member states will never recognize “Russia’s illegal annexations of Ukrainian territory.”
PM Modi’s adept external affairs policy on show: The Statesman
Last week, the summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin aimed to strengthen the longstanding partnership between India and Russia.