Clearing the fog of war over what’s at stake in Putin’s attack on Ukraine
Russia may have had legitimate security concerns about Ukraine. But that begs a crucial question: Do strong states have a right to forcibly impose their will?
Asian Editors Circle
Looming risk of cyber warfare from Ukraine conflict spilling over to Asia
Asia is unlikely to be spared given inadequate investment and attention on cyber defence, say experts.
Is Dhaka beyond saving?
The writer says it is high time policymakers revisited their vision for Dhaka and took proactive measures to turn it into a liveable city.
President Jokowi needs to rebut media reports on delaying elections
The writer says dangerous subversive minds seem to be behind talks to delay elections.
Ukraine: Out of a tiger’s mouth into a crocodile’s mouth
The writer believes ultimately Ukraine will have to face Russia alone.
S-E Asia feels the geopolitical crosswinds
It is imperative that Asean seizes back its pre-Covid-19, pre-Myanmar coup narrative of a fast-developing, rapidly integrating region.
Tug of war over GE15
The writer says the date for the dissolution of the Malaysian Parliament and holding of the 15th General Election will depend on results of the Johor poll.
Uncertainties ahead: Battling Covid-19 and other looming foes
The writer says waiting, watching and wishful thinking won’t do if we are to face off challenges.
Do we take our international partners for fools?
Only that can explain Bangladesh foreign minister’s inane answers to serious questions
Sungai Buloh? Or Putrajaya?
The writer says many are just keen to know whether the former prime minister will eventually be sent to jail, or to Putrajaya.