Why are Bhutanese start-ups not taking off?: Kuensel
Our start-up scene is anything but successful. Many of our start-ups are struggling to survive, let alone thrive. The dream of the first Bhutanese Unicorn is far-fetched.
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Balochistan attacks: Dawn
Since the night of August 25, in a series of coordinated militant attacks across the province, over 70 people, including security personnel, the assailants and ordinary citizens,…
Indonesia’s new Myanmar plan: The Jakarta Post
The President could instruct Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi to immediately consult with her ASEAN counterparts to realize the initiative, for the sake of the well-being of…
Dr Yunus’s address and the path forward: The Daily Star
Given the present state of the nation, the number of reforms needed may seem endless. However, pursuing all of them is neither realistic nor achievable in the short to medium…
TikTok’s comeback in Nepal: The Kathmandu Post
The government should be careful not to let social media apps become sites of social discord.
Stopping sexual abuse: Philippine Daily Inquirer
This is what should happen at the very least—an increased public awareness of sexual harassment and assault issues and for victims to be empowered to speak up. But it should not…
Delayed funds: Dawn
For the last three years, our foreign policy has mostly revolved around just one point: how to borrow and from where to borrow. The situation has become untenable.
Modi in Kyiv: The Statesman
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Kyiv on Friday was not just a symbolic gesture but a crucial diplomatic engagement that could shape India’s foreign policy trajectory…
People have spoken: The Jakarta Post
In a direct response to the protests, Gerindra, which was in charge of the House plenary session to pass the law revision in the absence of many politicians, including those from…
Prolonged disruptions: The Korea Herald
It is widely feared that dire situations involving patients in emergency and critical conditions may occur across the nation more frequently unless the government tackles the…