End cycle of corruption, empty promises
The Filipino people are demanding to see something drastic, substantial, sincere, and specific.
How Bangladesh can institutionalise social enterprises
Despite influencing global practice in social impact, the writer laments, Bangladesh has struggled to build momentum in expanding and supporting social enterprises.
Istanbul impasse: Dawn
If the dialogue goes nowhere, Pakistan must be prepared to defend its frontiers. Intelligence-based operations must be conducted to prevent militants from crossing the border and…
Setting the benchmark higher for ASEAN
Malaysia has proven its ability to walk and balance the delicate path of non-alignment, the writer says.
The Gen Z revolt
Youth-led protests reflect anger at the abuse of power, corruption, nepotism and inequality, says the writer.
Modern education, old habits: The Jakarta Post
If anything, such scrutiny is mandatory if the institution in question gets funding from the state or receives a permit from the government to run their operation.
UN at 80: Imperfect but indispensable
The question is not whether the UN has failed, but whether humanity can afford a world without it.
A US-Pakistan opportunity
The writer says that when Pakistan dispatched its first-ever shipment of rare earth and critical minerals to the US recently, it felt like more than a transaction — "it felt…
Japan and ASEAN should deepen cooperation for regional stability: The Yomiuri Shimbun
It is important for Japan to further deepen cooperation with these nations and to strive to maintain the international order.
Japan’s first female prime minister
For Japan’s new prime minister, Takaichi Sanae, expectations are mixed. On the positive side, she rose to power through political and bureaucratic experience rather than family…