Khaleda Zia’s economic legacy, lessons, and the road ahead
Within Bangladesh's long and complex history, Begum Khaleda Zia's leadership represents an important phase, particularly regarding economic reform and policy realignment, the…
Statesman or kleptocrat? Back to the fundamentals of law
Ever since the 1MDB scandal broke, this question has been the focus of a tug-of-war between former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's supporters and detractors.
Accountability or anarchy: The next two years will tell
The writer says: "With only two years left before the next presidential campaign season, the Marcos administration faces a stark choice. It must complete the painstaking work of…
An unhistorical history book
Rather than erasing dark chapters of Indonesian history, the government should allow marginalised voices to tell their stories, ensuring the younger generation learns…
Why India’s aviation crisis caused a meltdown
Every few years, India gets a reminder of just how fragile its aviation ecosystem really is.
After 100 days: The Kathmandu Post
"In order to institutionalise the agendas of the Gen Z movement, all sides should show flexibility," says the writer.
Banning dynasties in the Philippines
The writer says that what the country needs is "nothing short of a comprehensive reform package, which creates real political parties, punishes corruption and vote-buying, and…
Who might win in 2028?
The writer asserts: "..the problem is not just dynasty per se, but also impunity."
Stalled reforms leave Bangladeshi journalists exposed amid poll security risks
Amid a volatile political climate, journalists are raising concerns about a hostile reporting environment, ranging from online harassment to physical threats, even at this early…
Save our forest, save our soul: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia needs not only tougher laws and regulations on the use and conversion of forest land by plantation and mining companies, but also tighter supervision and credible…