History matters in Korea-US-Japan relations
The flurry of summit talks in Tokyo, Washington and Seoul in the past two months clearly points to the urgency of the geopolitical situation unfolding in this region.
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Attempts to bring down the government: Which strategy will be successful?
Right now, it seems that Malaysia's politicians are all “being water”, slipping and sliding as they try to bring down the government.
Problems with the ‘Pax Americana’ revival and Seoul’s ties with China
The big question for the future is the sustainability of “Pax Americana.”
Bangladesh’s Digital Security Act was legislated ignoring journalists
The writer argues for the inclusion of journalists as the country's digital security legislation is amended.
Jobs will soon become a national security issue
Automation and artificial intelligence will pose the biggest risks to the most sought-after jobs for youth.
Just expel the Myanmar’s junta from Asean
The writer says ASEAN should just expel the junta-controlled Myanmar from ASEAN and intensify talks with the opposition groups, including with NUG, instead.
Anies’ identity politics will cost Prabowo his third presidential bid
Believed to turn into a three-horse race, the Feb. 14, 2024 presidential election will likely see Prabowo miss the cut, paving the way for a run-off between Anies and Ganjar…
Mahfud is favorite running mate for Ganjar, Prabowo and Anies
But the presidential hopefuls also know choosing the 65-year-old as a running mate is not without risks, especially due to his frankness and lack of hesitation to speak his mind.
How would you respond if your graduate daughter dated a plumber?
The biggest challenge in remodelling Singapore society into a more egalitarian one that values hand and heart work lies in our mindsets.
Myanmar, China and the suspected spy station in the Andaman islands
The islands in the Bay of Bengal have long been of strategic importance to India, more so now given rising geopolitical tensions.