Not enough to eat: The Kathmandu Post
Nepal cannot falter on its most basic constitutional duty to adequately feed all its citizens.
South Korea: Navigating between Scylla and Charybdis
The writer says: "Our leaders must choose the right passage and navigate the rough tides carefully."
Testament to spirit, resilience of Chinese people: China Daily
The Victory Day military parade serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made for national independence and freedom, and is a celebration of the enduring spirit that continues to…
What holds Pakistan back?
A narrow elite, resistant to reform, prioritises its own interests over that of the people, says the writer.
Bangladesh’s stability depends on a timely, credible election: The Daily Star
The country's political parties should support Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus’s stance on polls in February.
More than conspicuous consumption
The writer says: "It’s easy to dismiss these videos as nothing more than crude platforms for bragging about possessions. But the fact that they attract millions of viewers…
Not a ‘98 repeat: The Jakarta Post
What began as scattered unrest has now spilled across cities, fueled by deep economic frustration, perceived elite impunity and a rising sense that the political class has grown…
From ‘roads to riches’: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Discayas and others like them must be put to task for flaunting their questionable wealth in the face of so much grief and suffering because of failed flood control projects.
Bangladesh’s political parties must support the election drive
The writer argues: "We must not forget that our democratic journey has faltered many times in the past. After 54 years of independence, we cannot further delay or distort our…
VP Sara Duterte’s education department debacle: Philippine Daily Inquirer
In the wake of VP Duterte’s exit from the Department of Education, she left behind a backlog of over 165,000 classrooms, a fund utilisation rate of only 11 percent for textbook…