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.
Beyond the four walls of a classroom: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Philippines has long struggled with underemployment and job mismatch, where highly capable workers remain stuck in low-paying positions for lack of formal educational…
Impure justice: The Kathmandu Post
Removal of a Dalit family for a religious rite in Siraha is one of innumerable cases of discrimination in Nepal.
The price of perfection: South Korea’s early education crisis
The competition is so fierce that people joke about toddlers taking entrance exams in diapers just to secure spots at prestigious kindergartens — viewed as essential prep for…
Awami League’s crimes: What should be its punishment?
The demand to ban a major political party raises fundamental questions about the limits of democratic competition and the long-term consequences of political exclusion.
Bleak outlook for US President Trump’s effect on the world
For many countries, the condition has been marked by confusion, dismay and uncertainty, which in turn have led to mistrust and even antipathy.
Beyond travel: Why food logistics matter during Idul Fitri
During peak holiday seasons such as Idul Fitri, Christmas and New Year, food supply chains face critical distribution challenges.