Will the Marcos-Duterte duo survive?
Both are ambitious and any kind of political adventurism will ensue a new power struggle between the two.
Muslims are not alone in being hounded in India
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.
Time for all-out preparations to tackle the fourth wave of Covid-19
Comprehensive, combined and concerted efforts are the only weapons to overcome the fourth wave.
Battle over Malaysia’s elections
The favoured GE15 prediction is that it will be held around September this year.
Who will lead Jakarta?
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.
Reimagining the post-pandemic world
Governments and policymakers all around the world are examining ways to deal with the pandemic-inflicted devastation, considering recovery measures, and probing for different…
Democracy on life support
Reversing the authoritarian trends and mindset that have sunk roots in the political culture cannot happen overnight.
Another spell of flooding can upend life in Sylhet
The frightening regularity and intensity with which we're being hit by floods should worry the policymakers.
Pakistan PM’s challenge will now be to steer economy out of crisis while keeping govt together
With the prime minister intent on navigating the economy out of the ongoing crisis, the challenge will be to keep one hand on the wheel while he tries to keep his government…
The politics of bigotry
India is not an outlier in its descent into political sectarianism and tribalism. Indonesia is also facing its own demons.