Deal with climate in a sustainable way
Reducing the use of fossil fuels and increasing the generation of clean and renewable energy are the only way to solve the climate and environmental problems.
Does Asean need a second language?
The writer says Kuala Lumpur’s energies could be better vested in its leadership role to strengthen Asean’s capacity and institutional effectiveness.
Turmoil in the neighbourhood
The writer looks at the developments in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the lessons they hold for Bangladesh.
Structural changes needed to make South Korea a leader in STEM research
To reach president-elect Yoon’s goals, the writer says policy makers need to invest heavily in important fields of research where the country currently lags.
Surging prices may erode Jokowi’s support
Indonesians have been feeling the pinch of the rising global commodity prices and an energy crisis, with staple food and fuel prices soaring at home.
Indonesia at a crossroads in pursuing spaceport dream
Redefining Indonesia’s foreign policy stance, particularly in relation to outer space activities, will give the country more choices and opportunities in developing its space…
The massacre in Bucha
In the aftermath of this massacre in Bucha, many countries, most of them allied with Ukraine, have expressed their shock and grief over what happened there.
Why Imran’s self-serving pseudo sense of national pride is an injustice to Pakistan
It appears an official routine communication has been manipulated to stir anti-American hysteria for short-term political gains.
War In Ukraine will not fray Indo-Pacific strategy
The writer says that the view floated by India's leading geopolitical thinker Brahma Chellaney that the Ukraine war will put America's Indo-Pacific strategy in jeopardy, is flawed.
Taiwan’s fatal attractions
The writer says Taiwan should focus on strengthening a status quo that has enabled it to prosper, and it should politely decline future overtures from craven opportunists and…