Recovery from Mocha: Restoring and building resilience
It is crucial to guarantee that people who have been staying in the shelters can safely return home.
Philippines pandemic of poverty
The writer says poverty is spreading among real people, while prosperity is expanding among fictional persons such as corporations.
Thai, Turkish polls: Lessons for opposition
In both countries, charismatic, capable, and uncompromising leaders unified disparate civil society groups and fearlessly advocated for progressive reform.
South Korea’s looming medical crisis
The paper says all stakeholders involved must work together to resolve the Nursing Act dispute to prevent a serious medical disruption.
Thai people and the military
Leaders and the people of Asean are watching the developments in Thailand, one of the regional bloc’s cofounders, and one which is seen as a role model in developing agriculture…
Indian stakes in White House race
Today, the Indian American diaspora is around 4 million, of which at least 2 million are voters. It is the second-largest immigrant group in the US. Affluent Indian Americans also…
The Philippines as cyber scam hub
The paper says despite complicit immigration officers being identified by trafficking victims and subsequently indicted, the problem persists and our borders have remained porous.
Pakistan, for the first time in recent memory, seems to be flirting dangerously with civil war
The paper says, as national institutions squander what little credibility they have left, the economy remains in shambles.
Ranger danger: Why did NAB use a paramilitary force to arrest Imran Khan?
Repeated incidents of this nature reveal a sustained mutual dependency between two arms of the state, the National Accountability Bureau and the Pakistan Army.
Attempts to bring down the government: Which strategy will be successful?
Right now, it seems that Malaysia's politicians are all “being water”, slipping and sliding as they try to bring down the government.