How AI creates equal learning and job opportunities for Indonesians
Using GenAI can drive equal access to quality education and training toward a future-ready workforce in Indonesia, says the writer.
Food stamps for poor families: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The challenge to the social welfare department is to ensure that the program would not be tainted by partisan or extraneous considerations and to disabuse beneficiaries of a sense…
Reforming militants: Dawn
This is a dilemma for the state: what to do with those who are willing to forgo violence such as the so-called "good Taliban"?
Stopping the cyberbullying menace starts with us
The RM100 fine imposed on the cyberbullies, which is barely enough to cover a week’s worth of groceries in most homes, caused a public outcry, says the writer.
Seeing children through the storm
Storms can be frightening for children, and in some cases, traumatic.
Saluting the spirit of our young people
Amidst the anguish and despair, this is what stands out the most—the spirit and courage of our young people, says the writer.
The next 50 years of Philippine labour migration
The migrant labour policies of the past 50 years have been consequential not only for the lives of individual migrants themselves but the entire fabric of our nation—and even…
Broken ladder for women in politics
The current state of the Nepali Cabinet is not just a disappointment; it is an outrage, the writer says.
Pakistan’s population bomb is not ticking anymore — it has already exploded: Dawn
Pakistan’s exponential population growth may be attributed to several factors: religio-cultural beliefs, social taboos, poverty, female illiteracy, lack of access to birth…
Inhumane trade of human organs: Philippine Daily Inquirer
More than a sad story, the news about the illegal kidney-for-sale scheme uncovered in Bulacan province last week is a study in desperation and the lengths people will go for a…