Philip Golingai analyses how Malaysia's Negri Sembilan state polls will serve as the ultimate litmus test for whether a new alignment between Malaysia's various opposition parties…
The Jakarta Post's editorial team highlights how the Indonesian government has codified informal hostility into state-sanctioned persecution, by classifying 'the spread of LGBTQ…
The Kathmandu Post's editorial team highlights how, "instead of solving problems, the ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) administration is cracking down on people who point…
The Kathmandu Post's editorial team argues how the Nepali government has chosen the populist route of "quick delivery at any cost", instead of honouring due process.
Analysts Sun Jingying and Zhang Yuyan argue that while China's progress over the past century may not be a blueprint for others to copy, the principles behind it still offer…
India's southwest monsoon plays a pivotal role as the country's "economic lifeline," through sustaining agriculture and supporting hydropower generation – while also affecting…
The writer says: "Amidst political turbulence and an increasingly visible power vacuum, the renewed prominence of the monarchy's role is by no means accidental, but rather a…
The writer laments. "The past week’s events have dragged the Philippine Senate down to its lowest depths ever, and it will be a steep uphill climb to recover the nation’s…
Quoting the editorial: "Seoul must identify attacker, respond firmly, and seek guarantees for safe passage."
Quoting the editorial: "Standard practice around that period mostly revolved foreign correspondents parachuted from the major capitals of the West to report from the 'exotic'…