The avian flu problem is not just for the birds
While the risk of human-to-human spread of this new variant seems to be of low concern for now, the effects of the virus among birds and mammals, both wild and in captivity, could…
Digital literacy is key to building a Smart Bangladesh
Today's workplace needs are evolving at such a fast pace that no education system can keep up with it.
Regulatory risks key barrier to investment in submarine cables
While interest is growing among private investors to build cables, financial and regulatory risks remain key barriers to potential investment.
Fixing sorry state of the Philippines’ aviation
For the sake of efficiency and safety, radical changes must be made both in the prevailing systems and in the mindsets of the people.
Making our public food distribution system work
With the soaring inflation rate in recent times, the importance of effective public food distribution cannot be emphasised enough.
The world responds to a rising India
The order for 470 commercial aircraft signed by Air India was an indicator of the impact India has on the global economy.
Lesson learned from the kidnapping in Papua
The incident should prompt the state and relevant stakeholders to evaluate development and security policies in the Papua highlands and for Papuans living in the area.
Cutting UN aid will spell disaster for Rohingya refugees
The most sustainable solution would be the safe, dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees, which would give them full citizenship rights.
Dhaka’s perennial parking problems
The lack of designated parking spaces in and around commercial buildings, markets, and in general in Dhaka, intensifies the already aggravated traffic gridlock on the city roads.
Can the ‘Umeda Renaissance’ revitalize Osaka and Kansai region?
The largest transport hub in western Japan, Umeda saw a decline in train passengers due to the Covid-19 pandemic and is now undergoing major redevelopment.