Rohingyas are entitled to basic human rights
The absence of a refugee law in India could only be used as an alibi to cover up the inhuman and unjust treatment that the Rohingyas are receiving over the past few years.
More dissonance ahead in US duet on Taiwan
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent visit highlighted the tensions between Congress and the White House on their ties with Taipei.
There’s no alternative to Rohingya repatriation
The paper says the international community has to put effective pressure on Myanmar so that it changes its Rohingya strategy.
Dokdo’s on-site lesson for multicultural youths
Japan has also lay claim over the East Sea islets of Dokdo, Korea’s easternmost outpost, also known as Liancourt Rocks.
Easing North Korea sanctions should be last resort as Yoon pushes Audacious Initiative
Even as the administration pushes the initiative, key parts of sanctions must be kept intact until North Korea denuclearizes its weapons completely and irreversibly.
General Hlaing’s ruthlessness
The paper says Asean has to issue another strong stance against Gen. Hlaing's uncivilised act of terror.
Resetting Nepal-China ties
The writer says China has very persistently pushed its agenda when it comes to containing Nepal's interactions.
The Great Divide that brought them together
The writer says the best thing that happened with the Partition Project was that it brought the youngsters of four nations together.
US-China tensions: Crossing the red lines to nuclear war
The writer says perilous times need statesmen who are not absent from the big decisions of our times.
The China bogeyman – a dangerous game that politicians play
The China challenge is real but Western politicians inflating the threat risk fostering a self-fulfilling and destructive dynamic.