Korea’s academic exodus: The Korea Herald
As professors head overseas, South Korea’s global academic standing comes under strain.
Green tokenism: Dawn
Labelled as Pakistan’s first-ever ‘climate budget’, the FY26 budget should have marked a turning point. Instead, it has revealed the government’s shallow engagement with…
Can the ruling party regain public’s trust?: The Japan News
Though the LDP is not currently facing any scandals, the party may have lost support due to a buildup of distrust toward its political stance and policies.
Speak up, Indonesia: The Jakarta Post
President Prabowo's hesitation could undermine Indonesia's credibility as a middle-power player, leading many Indonesians to conclude that the government fears confronting US…
Aviation test: The Statesman
The recent crash of an Air India Dreamliner in Ahmedabad has not only left a trail of human tragedy but also exposed a deeper question facing India’s civil aviation ecosystem:…
Can Bangladesh break free from its extractive past?
The very elites who have historically benefited from the extractive system must be compelled, perhaps by persistent public pressure and the looming threat of complete…
Social media and elections: Efforts needed to discern reliable information- The Japan News
A situation must be avoided in which false information influences people’s voting behavior. To that end, the ruling and opposition parties should accelerate efforts to put…
Karachi jailbreak: Dawn
Prisoners were allowed into the jail’s courtyard after the minor quakes and from there all hell broke loose, as the inmates overpowered the guards and made for the exits. As per…
Right to ride: The Kathmandu Post
Genuine concerns must be addressed, but safe and affordable transport is non-negotiable.
Why change must start with people
We need to find a solution that is both humane and environmentally responsible. We cannot presume to restrict plastic use only through regulation. We must provide alternatives and…