Pakistan’s economic situation is alarming
The writer says only sound economic policies implemented honestly and saner politics carried out without “undue intervention of the establishment” can help improve this…
Digital Security Act 2.0 is every bit as dangerous
The paper urges the government to properly engage journalists and rights defenders and address their concerns before proceeding with it.
Beyond great power rivalry
The geopolitical shifts caused by the Russia-Ukraine war and the US-China rivalry have put the BRICS bloc in an odd position that makes it no longer an advocate of emerging…
When public servants get punished for doing their job
The writer says safeguarding the integrity and independence of public servants is essential.
What Philippines’ education department should prioritise
The paper says on top of the worsening quality of Philippine public school education, the unsolved shortage of classrooms remains a constant at every school opening.
Can New Delhi and Beijing achieve a breakthrough?
The writer says India, as a growing global power, is no longer hesitant to confront China.The writer says India, as a growing global power, is no longer hesitant to confront China.
Surging fuel and energy costs are devastating the working-class and salaried households
Unable to cope with the rising cost of living that is exacerbating inequalities in society, many are ready to risk their lives to leave this country.
Reversing Nepal’s brain drain
As students continue to go abroad, Nepali universities and colleges are losing their prospective students.
My life in the Rohingya camp
The writer asks that everyone in the world to help provide formal education opportunities for Rohingya students.
Dealing with a gut issue
According to a survey, over 10.4 percent of Filipino families experienced involuntary hunger at least once in the past three months.