Talk of snap polls distracts from Malaysia PM Ismail’s crucial final budget
Finding the right balance between politics and economic constraints could be the fillip Mr Ismail needs to extend his time in office.
South Korea’s Yoon losing public support despite pushing foreign policy in right direction
The problem is accentuated by the fact that the President is surrounded by a team of advisers who apparently do not dare to point out his mistakes, according to local reports.
Why this lukewarm response to the rising threat of dengue?
The government still seems to be "taking it slow", and has been also resistant to experts who offered their suggestions.
Closing the digital gender divide: What’s next for the digital economy?
A digital economy that does not include women adequately cannot scale to reach its full capacity.
Why the inquiry into cipher audios is an ill-thought-out step by the Pakistan government
It is best for this matter to be resolved by a neutral arbiter so that its findings cannot be impeached on political grounds.
Equitable, resilient and sustainable food system
Nepal has no choice but to increase its agricultural production by enhancing land and irrigation water productivity.
Our development may be stunted by outdated data
In Bangladesh, the quality of the available data does not always meet expectations, nor is it always made readily available to researchers.
There is something decidedly sinister about the way the audio leaks affair is playing out
No Pakistani citizen, let alone a leader, should be the subject of an illegal hacking, bugging or spying operation.
A need to legalise climate refugees
Legalising the definition of climate refugees will require substantial support from the international community.
Nepal’s teachers bunking classes
On any given day, more than 80,000 teachers are estimated to be absent from Nepali schools.