To impeach or not to impeach: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Impeachment, as Philippine history has shown, has its uses and advantages, but it is a double-edged sword that one must wield with an abundance of caution.
New trafficking scheme: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The women were recruited online to travel to another Southeast Asian country but were instead sent to Cambodia, where surrogacy is banned.
Martial Law’s impacts: The Korea Herald
President Yoon’s shocking move feared to spark far-reaching repercussions for South Korea.
Hasina’s claims are nothing but a distortion of facts: The Daily Star
India’s failure to prevent such false narratives won’t help bilateral relations.
Vehicle quota, not again!- Kuensel
The vehicle quota system, which allows MPs and civil servants to import vehicles at reduced cost, has morphed into a privilege that disproportionately benefits a small segment of…
Bring political funds issue to an end: The Japan News
For other policy issues to be discussed specifically in next year’s ordinary Diet session, the issue of politics and money and the review of the annual income barriers must…
Policing the police: The Jakarta Post
Recent acts of brutality have hardened disturbing doubts about the accountability of the police and their ability to resolve their own problems, including their excessive use of…
The state should support a transparent probe into protesters’ reported deaths: Dawn
While the state may have succeeded in beating back PTI supporters from the capital’s red zone last week, the battle of narratives between both sides with regard to the deaths…
Are Gandhis equipped for the fight?
Priyanka Gandhi is the brand new Congress MP being watched with interest and hope. She won the by-election from Wayanad in Kerala with a massive majority and she has to hit the…
Government is not a family
In a democracy, we elect our leaders and hold them accountable. The nation benefits when its leaders debate openly, argue over policies, and expose one another’s shortcomings.…