Aligning Indonesia’s Olympic bid and its 2045 vision
Hosting the Olympics is a giant and costly project, still, it could be used to display the host’s feats in sports and achievements in development, the author expresses.
Chinese cooperation to extract our EEZ wealth
Philippine’s 2016 Arbitral Award recognised their sovereign rights to explore, develop, and utilise resources, However, China rejects the AA.
Lights, camera, action – on the world’s stage
The global spotlight wouldn’t be anything new for Malaysia’s 10th Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim.
Surrounded by enemies: the forces aligning against Anwar
“Several forces will aim to destabilise him, if not make him fall from government”, the author states.
Imran Khan’s new war game
Imran Khan's move to dissolve two of the powerful province assemblies could deepen Pakistan's political crisis.
Why sleepwalk into more sanctions?
It must be understood that in a democracy, citizens within and outside the country are entitled to express their opinions freely, though such opinions may not be palatable for the…
Uncharted territory for Anwar
“No single prime minister since 2018 was around long enough to warm the chair or bring a more lived-in atmosphere to this coveted office”, says the writer.
New Detailed Action Plan for Dhaka city has too many loopholes
The writer says there is no way to tell if people's feedback was taken into account, for the plan.
The moment of truth for Pakistan’s new Army leadership
The writer says the new chief is taking charge in a highly polarised and volatile political atmosphere.
Editorial: Vote at 16?
The New Zealand Supreme Court lowering the voting age to 16, stating that the present minimum age is discriminatory.