Thirsty country: The Kathmandu Post
Water scarcity has long afflicted Nepal, but the crisis has been intensifying over the years.
April heat: Dawn
Unnatural climate conditions are a sign of how fast the reality is changing for Pakistan, where policymakers still do not appear to be acting very decisively to protect the people…
First step to transparency: The Jakarta Post
After months of minimal, or even non-existent, communications between the media and the President and his ministers, the interview on Sunday at Mr. Prabowo’s mansion in Bogor,…
Going dry: Dawn
The lack of investment in Pakistan's water infrastructure means that more and more communities will find it harder to access fresh water over time.
Living hell: The Kathmandu Post
Time has come to declare a health emergency and take every possible step to control air pollution.
Rabies: Deadly but preventable- Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Department of Health has recently reminded pet owners to have their pets vaccinated following new data showing a rise in deaths caused by rabies, with almost half of the…
Communication breakdown: The Jakarta Post
The last three months have seen Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto lurching from one crisis to another.
Go beyond just new school pins
Apart from making children wear the badges, the government must deep dive into what ails the nation, hindering unity, sense of belonging, patriotism, pride in the nation and…
A modest Idul Fitri: The Jakarta Post
Unless the President can empathise with people’s grievances and burdens, public discontent will persist.
The strange ways of democracy
If there are two coalitions and voters are unhappy with both, the assumption is they’ll vote for a third force in a by election. But politics does not work that way.