Pakistan’s current political troubles are pushing the country to the edge of economic precipice
Never before did the country have to confront so many serious challenges in such a divided and fractured state.
Imran Khan in pole position
From where we stand today, it is clear the Khan narrative is effective, is being beamed professionally and winning.
Fighting the calamitous climate crisis: More urgent now than ever
Germany, its partners, and South Africa are setting up a Just Energy Transition Partnership and are investing billions in renewables.
Stop institutional grabbing of forests
The paper urges government agencies to set an example of preserving forests, rather than destroying what's still left of them.
Greening coal plants
Without significant progress in the development of renewable energy, efforts to retire the coal plants mean taking them off PLN's books, rather than reducing Indonesia's emissions.
Hate campaign deepens in South Korean politics
The right-wing government and the leftist opposition in control of the Assembly have only sped up on a collision course.
Give faiths a chance at peace
Religion can provide the moral compass, something which is sorely lacking today, in the search for solutions to problems affecting humankind, from poverty, inequality, injustice,…
Pakistan’s rich continue to insulate themselves from economic shocks while the poor are made to suffer
Remittances are wanted in Pakistan, but the workers who produce them are treated with ignominy and disrespect and labelled traitors for having left the country.
A general election of many firsts
The writer says the truth is Malaysia isn’t ready for such a drastic change, a non-Malay/Muslim rising to the highest executive position.
Too many questions are swirling around the tragic killing of Arshad Sharif
Unless the questions surrounding journalist Arshad Sharif's death are answered, the truth about the killing may never be unveiled.