The risks of letting AI write for us
When we constantly allow AI to do the heavy lifting for us, we also rob ourselves of the opportunity and the motivation to sharpen our skills to be effective communicators.
Have some heart: The Kathmandu Post
There can be no bigger health priority than saving the lives of children with timely cardiac care.
Sagar-Runi murder: Is calling on the dead the only way to solve the case?
Following the July-August uprising, the interim government gave the assurance of proper investigation and justice. However, after six months, there is no indication of progress…
Bangladesh’s tea garden workers warrant the same support as other industry labourers
For tea workers, the solution lies in comprehensive industry reform.
Mindful host: The Jakarta Post
Overtourism and overdevelopment have become serious issues, especially in the southern part of Bali.
What to do with the polarity in South Korean society
The writer likens the polarity and antagonism between the Left and the Right, or the rich and the poor, in South Korea to the movie "The Hunt."
Awami League protests: A comeback or a cry for relevance?
The Awami League's month-long protest cites grievances such as the arrest of its leaders, economic instability, and alleged human rights violations under the interim government.…
Can pluralism replace secularism in Bangladesh?
Without clear and enforceable measures, such a transition could jeopardise the country's religious harmony and undermine the principles of equality that have long been embedded in…
Where do transgenders fit?
US president Donald Trump has brought the discussion about transgenders to the forefront by announcing that there are only two genders, male and female, in his inauguration speech.
Modernity, ‘wokeness,’ and DEI
To sum up: modernity, wokeness, and DEI are distinct but interconnected concepts. Modernity transforms social structures, wokeness critiques its shortcomings, and DEI attempts to…