Amid worsening political crisis, it seems Pakistan is moving towards new phase of hybrid rule
The writer says the faltering administration is increasingly relying on the security establishment to deliver.
Why food estates do more harm than good and must end
The abundance of Indonesia's forest resources today is still far less than what the country possessed decades ago.
Return to the dark ages
While the war has ended and there is relative peace, Afghanistan is witnessing a great leap backward as fundamental human rights are severely curtailed.
Beijing is not ready for war, but it means business
The forceful response to Mrs Pelosi's visit shows how the PLA has developed in the quarter of a century since the last crisis across the Taiwan Strait.
Imran Khan has no real interest in actually representing his voters in parliament at the moment
By inviting supporters to take part in an attempt to also sabotage the Election Commission’s mandate, he is setting a dangerous precedent.
China faces new demographic challenges
China's total low fertility rate and aging population will create some new challenges for its economic development.
No planning: The root cause of ills in Bangladesh’s power sector
With gas production declining, the continued high dependency on gas in the power sector is a serious mistake.
Prevailing in the power game will be in vain if the economy tanks
The tenuous state of the economy urges an end to political turmoil and calls for responsible economic management in the months ahead.
Time to take precautions against monkeypox
Early measures would go a long way in preventing another outbreak.
Digital Bangladesh: One step forward, two steps back?
Besides setting up more digital centres and putting more public services online, the government should also focus on fixing the loopholes of the existing system.