Can machines do the work of civil servants?
While AI will undoubtedly reduce the size of the public workforce, humans will continue to play indispensable roles — as supervisors, ethical stewards and final arbiters in…
National emergency over HIV: Philippine Daily Inquirer
While a national emergency can help raise awareness, the government must immediately implement concrete solutions to stem the rise in HIV cases especially among the young.
Avoiding the Japan trap: The Korea Herald
Without structural reform, South Korea risks following Japan into decades of stagnation.
Why can’t two neighbouring Buddhist Kingdoms co-exist peacefully?
Despite shared affinities, tensions have frequently arisen, particularly over claims to cultural heritage, traditions and religious sites, including temples. Disputes over…
Still looking for closure
On June 6, 1976, the Double Six Tragedy claimed the lives of then Chief Minister, Tun Fuad Stephens, and several key state ministers when the GAF N-22B Nomad aircraft they were on…
Seoul’s policy adjustment a boon for regional peace: China Daily
Beijing has said it hopes that political transition in South Korea is smooth, and the Lee administration seizes the opportunity to do more so that relations between the two…
Karachi jailbreak: Dawn
Prisoners were allowed into the jail’s courtyard after the minor quakes and from there all hell broke loose, as the inmates overpowered the guards and made for the exits. As per…
Right to ride: The Kathmandu Post
Genuine concerns must be addressed, but safe and affordable transport is non-negotiable.
Partnerships are the heart of strategic defence
The recent joint exercises demonstrate the Philippines’ effort to strengthen its defense capability while also fortifying its cooperation with other countries that, like it, are…
Why change must start with people
We need to find a solution that is both humane and environmentally responsible. We cannot presume to restrict plastic use only through regulation. We must provide alternatives and…