Will peace return to Sri Lanka?
Many protesters believe Ranil Wickremesinghe is not the president Sri Lanka needs at this juncture.
Fines on Didi show China’s determination to protect data security
As one of China's biggest and most influential tech companies, Didi failed to fulfill its responsibility to protect users' information.
It’s time for ruling coalition to weigh political costs of sticking to power just for the sake of it
Politically, things are going to become more difficult for the PML-N, particularly if it loses its stronghold to its rival, eventually distracting its focus away from the economy.
Who is entitled to ‘hurt religious sentiments’?
Whatever attempts have been made to stop bigotry have been too little, too late.
The ‘Imran Khan’ factor has, once again, helped PTI massively sway the elections in Punjab
Credit must be given to Imran Khan for running an aggressive campaign to remove his government ever since a no-confidence motion was moved against him.
The death of democracy caused Sri Lanka disaster
The writer says global effort must be coupled with an internal struggle for restoration of democracy.
Digital Bangladesh: One step forward, two steps back?
Besides setting up more digital centres and putting more public services online, the government should also focus on fixing the loopholes of the existing system.
Nomad visas for tourists
The digital nomad visa fits well with the needs of an increasing number of professionals who prefer working remotely online.
A bitter taste of unpopular decisions
The outcome of the by-elections has not just sealed the fate of Hamza Shehbaz’s government in Punjab but also sent alarm bells ringing for Shehbaz Sharif’s federal government.
Is right-wing populism fading?
Far from receding, the forces of retrogressive populism may be around much longer than thought.