Dhaka’s earthquake gamble: Built on sand, bribery, and blind faith
Dhaka, with its labyrinth of high-rises, its tangled mess of traffic, and its people who live life with an enviable mix of bliss and oblivion, stands precariously on the edge of a…
The strange ways of democracy
If there are two coalitions and voters are unhappy with both, the assumption is they’ll vote for a third force in a by election. But politics does not work that way.
Online clandestine crimes spreading among children: The Japan News
As the digitalisation of society progresses, specialized knowledge and technology is becoming increasingly accessible to children. Children need to be made aware that if they…
Stability is the need of the hour
Contrary actions are very worrisome.
Growth, jobs, and poverty reduction in the Philippines
Growth must be inclusive, ensuring that all citizens and communities share in its benefits, directly or indirectly.
A Raya for all Malaysians
But patience and humility are the two traits missing on Malaysian social media, the writer says. The toxicity has not abated during this holy month with netizens spewing racial…
Tough challenges ahead: The Korea Herald
On his return to office, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo needs to tackle a host of national issues
Kabul visit: Dawn
Considering the generally poor state of Pak-Afghan relations, the recently concluded three-day visit of Pakistan’s special representative on Afghanistan to Kabul, and the…
Why corruption thrives in a religious society
Children, if shown a different model, may grow up with inner clarity that resists corruption not out of fear, but from principle.
Bangladesh CA Yunus’s China visit can open many doors
China is currently Bangladesh's largest trading and defence partner, reflecting the robust and multifaceted nature of their bilateral ties.