Rampant zealotry: Dawn
The cancer of fanaticism continues to eat away at Pakistan’s vitals, taking innocent lives and causing communal ruptures in society that are very difficult to heal. The latest…
Asian Editors Circle
Japan-S. Korea public opinion survey: Understanding of security cooperation deepens, but problems remain
Against the background of this worsening security environment, there may be a growing awareness in South Korea that cooperation not only with the United States but also with…
Tell us more, Prabowo: The Jakarta Post
Prabowo's foreign policy approach will diverge from the current practices, yet fundamental principles will remain, such as a free and active foreign policy and the prioritisation…
Rural Rejection: The Statesman
The allure of BJP's track record of broad national achievements and ideological appeals appears to have waned in the face of everyday economic realities that rural voters confront.
Coping with a cyber brain drain: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The lack of expertise to fight off cyber attacks may be traced to the country’s lack of resources and lack of appreciation for cyber skills, which have resulted in a massive…
Falling number of marriages a serious issue: The Japan News
The decline in the number of births has not been stopped. If this trend continues, the population who are the social and economic driving force of the nation will decrease and the…
State-sponsored pork barrel: The Jakarta Post
The government has come out with one of the most ridiculous policies in the history of this nation, encouraging religious organizations to manage mines to raise funds. This may be…
The majesty of ‘public will’
By all accounts, Modi's victory is very impressive. Why, then, should a tinge of defeat be associated with it? Because it overplayed its success, and the slogan that BJP would win…
Fostering minds: The Jakarta Post
The Education, Culture, Research and Technology Ministry with the help of numerous curators has listed 177 literary works to be utilized as reference materials for teachers…
The loopholes should be plugged: Kuensel
Changes in policies may be well intended, but if foreign agents across the border are dominating the market, determining the rates that result in significant economic losses,…