Can Nawaz Sharif resurrect the PML-N?
After seemingly being written off from politics for the second time, Nawaz has once again pulled off a political resurrection.
Deepening uncertainties in South Korea’s economy
The paper says policymakers must prepare to minimize repercussions from the 5 per cent yield on US Treasury bonds.
Democratic citizen’s power
The writer says a distributed energy systems in homes will make power less expensive and highly democratic.
The more the merrier
Regardless of who ends up on the ballot, it is always better for Indonesians to be spoiled for choice rather than return to the de facto dictatorship of the New Order.
India’s missing colours
The verdict on same-sex marriage has snitched the Indian queer community’s wish to live with dignity.
Permanent solutions needed to combat poverty
While the food stamp program is commendable, the government should do more and not content itself with just ensuring the success of the initiative.
Data vulnerability in Nepal
Legal safeguards are essential to ensuring ethical data handling by domestic and foreign entities.
What does it mean to be a ‘strong man?’
Ideally, we all should emulate “the perfect man” who can transcend the gravity of his hometown and homeland, and soar into the “friendly skies,” as the Korean Air…
Is Canada becoming ‘the new Pakistan’ for India?
The issue is delicate. Repercussions of this evolving crisis would have reverberations for long, notes the writer.
Bangladesh elections and China-India rivalry
While the political landscape in Bangladesh differs from that of its two South Asian neighbours, the India-China contest remains a crucial factor, notes the writer.