Heat-proofing our schools: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Extreme weather events—from super typhoons to droughts—are a reality today, but they are even more so for the Philippines, whose geographical location makes it among the most…
Walking the talk in the Palestine cause
The Malaysian government has been transparent that it will accept 15 Palestinian prisoners of war as part of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Gaza.
What will we do for the people of Gaza?
More than 50,000 lives have now been lost, with women, children, and the elderly among them, while over 100,000 have been wounded.
South Korea’s low fertility: Reverse course or vanish
The dilemma will intensify labour shortages and pose a formidable challenge to sustaining social insurance systems and maintaining living standards.
Can Trump’s diplomacy bring breakthroughs?: The Japan News
U.S. President Donald Trump’s diplomacy based on deals has apparently stalled.
The military strikes back: The Jakarta Post
With a former Army general in the highest office, the country will likely experience a bolder, brasher military in the years to come.
Bureaucratic inertia must be fixed urgently: The Daily Star
Report indicates prevailing sense of stagnation within the administration.
Saving lives and infrastructures as the glaciers melt in the Himalayas
Building resilience is vital to minimise its impact in the Hindu Kush Himalayas.
Why US spy chief Tulsi Gabbard’s statements on Bangladesh matter
As the chief of US national intelligence, her words carry significant weight, making it imperative that they be backed by credible evidence and diplomatic prudence.
Philippine ex-President Duterte’s double trial
As the trial unfolds, we should expect more fake news and acts of harassment coming from Mr. Duterte forces.