Artificial intelligence goes to school
China's push to integrate AI into foundational education echoes Deng Xiaoping's statement in 1984 in which he emphasized that "computer literacy should start with children."
Plastic deadlock
The writer argues that Pakistan should go back to basics, ready for a sustainable approach to plastics.
Healthy China-India relations good for regional development, stability: China Daily
It is particularly important for the two neighbours, the world's two most populous countries, to manage their differences for their economic and social development.
A call for justice hijacked
The case of 13-year-old girl Zara Qairina Mahathir who died on July 17, a day after falling from the third floor of her school dormitory in Papar, Sabah, is tragic indeed and the…
How Nepal’s hydro betrayed its farmers
The country must rapidly modernise and mechanise its agriculture to improve economic growth.
Many voices: The Statesman
India’s digital revolution has been nothing short of transformative, yet for millions, it remains an experience mediated by a foreign language.
Many Malaysians continue to leave; what will make them stay?
The writer says among the reasons Malaysians leave include stagnant wages, limited career advancement, political instability, corruption, racial and religious discrimination,…
Philippines’ ‘comfort women’ still awaiting justice 80 years after end of World War II
Japanese forces held about 200,000 women from Korea, China, Burma, New Guinea, and the Philippines captive and subjected them to one of the largest organised systems of sexual…
A vision or a venture?: The Korea Herald
The next five years will reveal whether the Lee Jae Myung administration's sweeping national governance blueprint is the foundation of a more resilient nation or a bold venture…
Peace to the ‘land of the morning calm’
The writer says South Korea is caught in the crossfire of all three types of war simultaneously: a territorial war, a trade war and a technology war. To make matters worse, it is…