Sheikh Hasina verdict: Dawn
Today, Bangladesh stands at a crucial juncture. Elections are scheduled for next year, and the interim authorities must ensure that full democratic rule is restored at the…
President Marcos Jr’s battle for political survival
The writer observes: "What is striking is that many who fought the Marcos dictatorship with fierce resolve—people who once swore to resist every Marcos who came to power—are…
Rebuilding Nepal after Gen Z uprising
Political revival must ensure accountable and ethical leadership, the writer says.
Up in the air: The Kathmandu Post
An economy so dependent on remittances and tourism also cannot afford to keep compromising on the safety of air travellers.
It is time for Bangladesh to move past the politics of violence
The writer argues: "As Bangladesh looks towards future elections and leadership transitions, we must decide if we want to remain captive to a culture where one's party flag…
Floods and Filipino hydrological amnesia
The writer says that despite the country's unmistakable aquatic identity, it behaves more like a continental territory struggling against water rather than a maritime society…
Redefining excellence: The quality and sustainable education of online distance learning in Malaysian higher education
By addressing misconceptions and showcasing genuine quality, Malaysia affirms that the future of education is digital-adaptable in delivery but steadfast in excellence, the writer…
Improving data health: The Kathmandu Post
People should be able to trust the state, at least on vital health data.
South Korea’s AI test: The Korea Herald
Seoul’s plan to achieve AI breakthrough could stall without power, talent, and alliance stability.
Soeharto is no hero: The Jakarta Post
For one thing, he was a ruthless military general who had no qualms about resorting to violence to maintain order and stability throughout his 32-year rule in this country.