A lesson from Sri Lanka
Learning from Sri Lanka, Indonesia should refrain from complacency, or else history will repeat itself.
Learning from Sri Lanka, Indonesia should refrain from complacency, or else history will repeat itself.
Without an improved drainage and urban disaster response mechanism in the long term, the people of Karachi will be left to face the gushing floodwaters on their own.
The crisis is testament to what happens when politicians become self-serving or want to make a show of development, rather than serving the public.
The unprecedented long period of high energy prices and supply shortage are exerting tremendous pressure on all economies.
The writer says Bangladeshis are not thriving, not even struggling, but are suffering.
Both are ambitious and any kind of political adventurism will ensue a new power struggle between the two.
Seldom if ever has one seen the community taking to the streets on issues of education and health, or even jobs for their people or other Indians.
Comprehensive, combined and concerted efforts are the only weapons to overcome the fourth wave.
The favoured GE15 prediction is that it will be held around September this year.
It remains to be seen if relocating the nation’s capital will make it easier or harder for the next Jakarta governor to lead the 495-year-old metropolis.