Why China won’t join the West against Russia
The Chinese see no reason to join the ostracisation of Russia when they are likely to be next in the West’s containment offensive.
Dhaka’s abstention in Ukraine vote is an anomaly
Many in Bangladesh say it's consistent with the country's foreign policy, and that the vote was a continuation of its earlier positions in the UN.
The limits of economic sanctions on Russia
Their impact will grow over time but, meanwhile, there are ways for the economy to stay afloat.
Ten propositions for Korea’s brighter future
The writer says many Koreans are full of hope and expectation about the upcoming new era in South Korea.
Indonesia’s cooking oil prices still high despite govt intervention
With Idul Fitri holidays – when household spending usually soars – only two months away, the cooking oil debacle must be addressed as soon as possible.
The hijab ban in India is a grave loss for Muslim women everywhere
While the court's ruling will have a huge bearing on Muslims in not just Karnataka but India at large, the brunt of its repercussions will be borne by Muslim women.
A case for open communication about dating
The writer says open communication on healthy approaches to relationships can allow young people to learn about such things with ease.
Why India abstained when the world condemned Russia
The writer says upending the international order like Russia and its adversaries seek to do is not in India’s or anybody’s interest.
International Day against Police Brutality: Police not licensed to kill
The writer says it is high time the government and the policymakers took a hard look at the misadventures of certain law enforcement agencies and officials, and held them…
Indonesia’s quest for digital might fast, but not hungry for success
The Digital Competitiveness Index shows that the Indonesian digital economy is growing fast, but the country’s shortfalls relative to its ASEAN neighbors carry real implications.