Why a housewife’s contributions can be worth millions in Singapore
A landmark ruling in 2015 provides guides to calculate each spouse's contributions in a family.
Continuation of enforced disappearances is a human tragedy on a vast scale
The Pakistan government has yet to fulfil its long-standing pledge to criminalise enforced disappearances.
Omicron variant: Things to do, and not do
Even if vaccines only reduce transmission modestly, a breakthrough case in a vaccinated individual poses less risk of transmission to others than infection in an unvaccinated and…
How conforming to societal misogyny breeds gender-based violence
Whether it happens in broad daylight or behind closed doors, gender-based violence is no laughing or "private" matter.
Jokowi’s G20 presidency
Indonesia’s legacy will be determined by its ability to make concrete and substantial progress in the G20.
The emerging metaverse economy
The metaverse is still a work in progress and nobody can say where it will end up, if it ends.
Is drug policy simply a choice between killing people and sending them to “rehab centers”?
The starting point for elevating the drug discourse is recognising that there is more to drug issues than the drug war
Is smart density the way forward for Bangladesh?
With sensible planning, dense settlements can ensure higher economic productivity and create a vibrant labour market.
Indonesia’s food system future depends on ability to adapt to climate change
Price volatility matters a lot to Indonesia’s quest for food security, as consumers tend to shift their behavior in response to price increases.
Shocking wallpad hacking case lays bare perils of smart technology
The paper calls on the government to refrain from overreacting and coming up with stifling regulations, despite the shocking incident