Erdogan and Jokowi
Both Indonesia and Turkey look like two sides of the same coin in their choice of a populist leader, the author writes.
Both Indonesia and Turkey look like two sides of the same coin in their choice of a populist leader, the author writes.
As Pyongyang's satellite launch has deteriorated security, Seoul should give it urgent attention, says the writer.
For Erdogan, and for many leaders around the world, populism is not an ideology. It's rather a robust political strategy.
The writer says that while former PM Khan is popular, he will not be able to translate that into votes with major party desertions, and may instead be jailed or exiled.
The paper says that regardless of its merits or shortcomings, President Jokowi's actions have set a clear precedent of what a president can and cannot do when dealing with…
The paper says the Pakistan government's upcoming AI policy has been crafted without finalising dedicated data laws, which have been in the draft stage since 2018.
As risks grow for mountaineering, tourism stakeholders must act urgently to build the region’s resilience.
In the case of moving Indonesia’s capital away from Jakarta, the pandemic has taught us that we do not need to be in the same city to work together, and that this could be a…
The role of parents in pushing their children to the brink cannot be underestimated; often it is found that they find it necessary to inflict private tuitions on children already…
The maverick leader is facing the most serious test of his chequered political career.