No place for women online: The Kathmandu Post
With the rise of AI content, Nepali women are being subjected to more forms of online abuse.
Nameless legacies and prayerful art
Why do we work so hard to leave behind permanent things in an impermanent world?
Disappearing human rights
Governments copy one another in their rhetoric and tools of repression.
AI friendships
Can AI succeed in replicating human affection? Assuming you are in a relationship with a virtual being that always agrees with you, how will you deal with conflict and hurt,…
The power of modesty: The Jakarta Post
The pope demonstrated his respect for Indonesia’s diversity and religious harmony through his visit to Istiqlal Mosque.
Learning Korean and Chinese characters
Learning Chinese characters takes time and requires dedication, but it need not be burdensome.
Rats among us
Rat campaigns provided alternative employment in the Philippines. It was so lucrative that someone harvested many tails from a Manila rat farm.
Investments in cinemas and films matter: Kuensel
The Bhutanese film industry is more than just an entertainment sector; it is a vital cultural and economic force.
The dangers of an ‘attention economy’
Our attention has more economic value than ever. The problem is that it does not care about the quality of our attention and therefore goes for the cheapest way to get our…
My solo music festival experience: A day at the Metropolitan Rock Festival
The writer says, "There was a special joy in gathering together that we missed out on for so long due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and I enjoyed the festival in a different way from…