Why are Korean young men angry now?
They are angry with the Moon Jae-in administration and the current Democratic Party of Korea. In their eyes, populism is a cancerous disease that politicians have spread to…
Economy in which Japanese people can feel benefits must be realised: The Japan News
It is important to achieve an economy in which people can feel well-off.
The price of chocolate
Young people in Pakistan, especially less privileged children, get no attention, the writer observes.
Support for age limit in social media use among minors, but: The Jakarta Post
While the plan to restrict social media among minors is largely welcomed by the public, particularly parents, authorities should implement the upcoming policy with extra caution.
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."