Everything everywhere all at once
In a world where everything is connected, everything affects each other, which in turn means that, under conventional norms, sovereignty over the same matter can be exercised by…
The youth does engage with news. It’s just not the way we may want them to
The writer noticed a shift in the winter of 2019, a waning interest among both undergrad and postgrad students. It’s not that they didn’t know journalists, it’s that they…
Power, prejudice and predators
Sexual harassment in the workplace is a pervasive scourge that not only undermines the professional environment but also constitutes a blatant violation of fundamental human…
The new Bangladesh needs a new education system
The writer says: "We need to bring back moral and character-building lessons while also preparing students for the future. We need stronger ties between universities and…
How Mahmoud Khalil’s arrest threatens free speech on US campuses
The unspoken warning is clear: challenge US policy, and you might find yourself on the next flight out.
The cost of travelling on Balochistan’s highways
Protests, insurgent attacks and multitude of checkpoints make road journey longer, more risky.
AI Bill: Deepen discussion on measures to stop abuse- The Japan News
The government was originally cautious about establishing statutory regulation on the grounds that it could hinder AI development. The bill can be seen as a shift in that policy,…
Mob justice is not justice
The rule of law is the bedrock of any civilised nation.
Medicine for migrants: The Kathmandu Post
The telemedicine service for Nepalis abroad needs to be urgently expanded.
Fighting floods, together: The Jakarta Post
Complacency is at the root of perennial flooding in Greater Jakarta, which essentially stems from unchecked urbanisation and poor urban planning, and normalising the disaster as…