Investments in cinemas and films matter: Kuensel
The Bhutanese film industry is more than just an entertainment sector; it is a vital cultural and economic force.
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Frequent learning disruptions are hurting students’ future: The Daily Star
We don't need to remind anyone of the consequences of prolonged school closures. Each day of missed schooling will exacerbate the learning gap accumulated over the past months,…
President Jokowi’s Africa legacy: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia has always taken part in global solutions, defended the interests of developing countries and played a role as a bridge builder in the global fight for equality, justice…
Keep inflation low: The Korea Herald
Prices down to Bank of Korea's goal last month. Time to watch out for unstable factors.
The Department of Education’s ‘legacy of unresolved issues’: Philippine Daily Inquirer
On top of the chronic problems with overcrowded classrooms, lack of textbooks, teachers, and school buildings, the Commission on Audit has discovered a multitude of irregularities…
The way out: Dawn
Despite the wanton destruction wrought on the structural framework of Pakistani democracy over the last two years, neither its victims nor its beneficiaries seem to have had…
As in Nepal, so in the US: The Kathmandu Post
Nepali women suffer from intimate partner violence in their own country as well as abroad. Many Nepali women feel unseen, unheard and powerless in their relationship with men.…
Prioritising our disaster preparedness: Kuensel
The recent spate of extreme weather events—ranging from flash floods to landslides—has starkly reminded us of our vulnerability.
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.
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…