Keep the dialogue going: The Korea Herald
Critics say the talk ended empty-handed, but the general consensus between the party leaders to put top priority on the livelihoods of the public deserves a high evaluation.
Asian Editors Circle
We’re not a dump. Right?: The Jakarta Post
Imports of clothing and other products – some legal, others not – have long been a problem for domestic industries that are struggling to compete with the low prices of…
Public coffers as milking cow: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Another graft case has recently been unraveled in public: Over half of the P70 daily food budget for each inmate at the New Bilibid Prison is lost to corruption.
Economic pessimism: Dawn
There is a prevalence of a pervasive dark mood among citizens deeply burdened by the soaring cost of living due to elevated inflation, especially skyrocketing electricity prices,…
Discrepancy in views: The Korea Herald
President Yoon’s overly optimistic comment on the economic outlook may sound encouraging to his staff and supporters. But he should realize that his view is far removed from the…
Uproot sexual deepfakes: The Korea Herald
It is necessary to raise public understanding of the serious consequences and unethical nature of deepfakes.
China’s Myanmar diplomacy
Indonesia will have another opportunity to collaborate with China on a major peace mission in Southeast Asia a after the peace process in Cambodia in 1990.
Battle cry from Kolkata: The Kathmandu Post
The RG Kar Medical College rape-and-murder should ring alarm bells all over South Asia.
A new vision: Dawn
Past administrations have made similar resolves, using both carrots and sticks to ‘fix’ Balochistan. Yet, as the recent attacks have shown, the separatist threat has grown in…
Cracking down on corruption at the Bureau of Immigration: Philippine Daily Inquirer
With the Marcos administration approaching its third year in office, it can no longer escape accountability for the continuing rampant corruption in frontline offices like the…