No déjà vu, please
Currently, it doesn’t appear that the resignations in Malaysia's ruling party will lead to the collapse of the government of Prime Minister and PKR president Datuk Seri Anwar…
A silent emergency: Bhutan’s media gasping for air- Kuensel
Once seen as a promising pillar of democratic transition, the Bhutanese press is now navigating a slow, painful decline-one marked by financial hardship, diminishing independence,…
Going cashless: Dawn
The government would have to work in different areas to create an ecosystem for digital transactions before Pakistan can actually hope to become a cashless economy.
For a sexist society, no victim can ever be perfect
Even as the verdict in Noor Mukadam's case is celebrated, there's the reminder that judges aren't there to judge morality.
The Philippine economy at a crossroads
The global context may be turbulent, but it also offers a strategic moment—a chance for the Philippines to leap forward, lead in the region, and ensure that growth becomes a…
Deepening China-Indonesia ties: The Jakarta Post
Relations with China cannot be pinned solely on strong economic cooperation as some issues remain, including the skirmishes in the South China Sea, and the flooding of Chinese…
Child killers: The Kathmandu Post
The prevention of drowning deaths in Nepal, the result of systemic inaction, must be a national priority.
India’s push-in policy: What is the message for Bangladesh?
Push-in operations are not just about a few hundred unfortunates being kicked across the barbed wires. They are political signals—of frustration and control. It is a…
Strategic flaws in presidential election
This election teaches an enduring political lesson: real strength comes not from attacks or clever engineering but from the strategic wisdom to balance a sense of duty with…
Cleaning the House of Marcos: Philippine Daily Inquirer
It’s a move no one expected from a chief executive better known for consensus than confrontation. It took gumption and the kind of political courage that could redefine his…