Biggest question in audio leaks saga is how security lapse of such grave proportions happened
The biggest question at the moment is how a lapse of such grave proportions happened on the watch of multiple security institutions.
Make Dhaka river authorities accountable
The paper says when it comes to river protection and management, virtually all relevant institutions of the government have been found guilty of not doing enough.
Pakistan’s children must be at the heart of flood rehabilitation effort
Cross-border fruit trade supported by express lines and cold chain logistics has already replaced small-scale fruit trade around the border areas.
Indonesia’s billion dollar deforestation question
The bottom line is Indonesia aims high but it cannot reach those heights without help from others, including Norway.
The ghost of identity politics and Anies’ presidential ambitions
Anies, who won the gubernatorial election over incumbent Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnima, believes his track record over the last five years as Jakarta governor will attract…
Who will decide when GE15 will take place?
Except for pressure from Umno to call for snap polls, PM Ismail Sabri can afford to delay the decision to dissolve Parliament.
Rural Bangladesh needs next-generation village roads
Rural Bangladesh needs the next generation of streets that value the safety and wellbeing of all, while facilitating efficient connectivity.
Punctuality is an unfair demand in Dhaka city
Being a highly centralised city with corporate offices and educational institutions located in clusters, vehicles are channeled to the same few ill-planned routes that run across…
Sukarno’s clan is soon losing its grip on PDI-P
The writer says Jokowi will likely remain popular and powerful even after ending his presidential tenure.
Working together to improve children’s dietary diversity
As of the end of 2021, it was estimated that 50 million children were suffering from wasting – the most life-threatening form of malnutrition.