Wrong intent: The Kathmandu Post
The new bill on regulating online content seems to be aimed at controlling anti-government narratives.
Mystery within mystery within mystery
The politics in Frank Herbert's "Dune" are similar and just as entertaining as those in Malaysia, which have plans within plans.
Solutions to ketamine problem: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia's Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) recently announced that sales of injectable ketamine, the usage of which is strictly regulated, have been increasing.
Time to fulfil the dreams of 1971: The Daily Star
This Victory Day, we must pledge to create a fair and just Bangladesh.
Unsafe schools: The Kathmandu Post
It is criminal to force students of Karnali province to study in cracked buildings.
Address unemployment with priority: The Daily Star
Bangladesh has already fallen behind in taking advantage of its demographic dividend. And the social and economic costs of having such a large number of unemployed…
Unforgivable waste of public funds: Philippine Daily Inquirer
In a country where desperate Filipinos have been punished for stealing a loaf of bread or a canned product, the ones behind the veritable theft of billions of pesos worth of…
K-drama worth watching: The Jakarta Post
Democracy survived because the Korean people willed it and fought for it.
Toothless committees: The Kathmandu Post
The dysfunctionality of the parliamentary committees of provincial assemblies is concerning.
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.