Going on strong
On the two-year anniversary of the Madani government, it is not that Malaysia PM Anwar’s unity government is strong; it is that the opposition is weak.
What fate awaits the Dutertes?
Verbal threats made by the Dutertes are figuratively the tip of the iceberg. Beneath the surface lies colossal rage raring to emerge as a monstrosity of wrongful conduct.
How ‘tagging’ silences critical voices in Bangladesh
For over a decade and a half, the Awami League government employed tagging as a political instrument, branding dissenting voices as opponents, traitors, or allies of rival…
PTI knows the government is scoring an own goal by locking up half the country
The lockdown is here because the PTI is on its way again from KP to Islamabad with a crowd. Its size varies on social media, depending on who is commenting, while mainstream media…
A botched shot?
The political scandal in Sabah in which a businessman secretly filmed assemblymen discussing projects and monies is a game not to expose corruption but to grab power.
Naval ship acquisition in the face of modern warfare
The ability to address and achieve sea denial, sea control, and collaborative combat, should be considered a priority by the Indonesian Navy.
Karachi — weighed down by urban atrocities
If smog is poisoning Lahore, it is perpetual neglect that plagues Karachi.
Cambodia must seek strategic balance between US-China competition
Cambodia should aim to expand its partnerships to lessen its dependence on China by seeking trade deals with countries like Japan and South Korea, as well as the EU.
APEC meeting: Can Ishiba fulfil responsibilities of summit diplomacy?- The Japan News
Vigilance against China’s hegemonic activities cannot be neglected. In August, Chinese military aircraft violated Japanese airspace for the first time. U.S. deterrence…
Whistleblowing or political moves?
The main show of the current political scandal in Sabah is not the videos but the power play to bring down its Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor.