The Rohingya must be repatriated soon
For the process to be successful and acceptable to all parties, particularly the Rohingya refugees, there is an urgent need to engage the international community in the process.
Amid inflation, pre-elections, and dengue, Bangladesh is in a fix
The writer says that unless the general population of Bangladesh engages in claiming and protecting their rights, the uncertainties, sufferings, and exploitation will continue…
Bracing for a ‘boiling’ season
The paper says the most frightening scenario of the coming dry season is its impact on our food.
As Pakistan elections near, terrorist groups may resort to fear tactics
Attacking political gatherings has previously had a chilling effect on the political activities of targeted parties by pushing them out of the picture.
The waiting game
There has been a global U-turn on coal since the Russia-Ukraine war, which has landed Europe in the middle of an energy crisis.
New Philippines, old problems
The paper says the government must work harder to solve the old problems before a new Philippines becomes a reality.
The waiting game
As a former G-20 host, Indonesia’s rejection of a proposal to triple renewable energy capacity may demonstrate inconsistency and a waning commitment to the climate fight.
Golkar crisis: Unhealthy party politics
The state should let Golkar sort out its own problems and choose which coalition suits its ideals and interests, says the paper.
India is in a sweet spot
Recent events show India has its own voice in international affairs and it is also seeking to be the voice of less developed, post-colonial nations.
The prime minister of Neverland — a messy state of affairs
The writer says the longer it takes for the parliamentarians to elect the prime minister, the greater the danger of this parliament being short-lived.