China’s wolf warriors retreat, worries diminish
Although the US and China are making significant diplomatic moves, it is interesting that China's actions are relatively broader and more active, the writer states.
Bangladesh’s Digital Security Act was legislated ignoring journalists
The writer argues for the inclusion of journalists as the country's digital security legislation is amended.
Jobs will soon become a national security issue
Automation and artificial intelligence will pose the biggest risks to the most sought-after jobs for youth.
The future of jobs in the age of AI, sustainability and deglobalisation
In a technology-intensive, greener and potentially deglobalising world, local skills development will matter more than ever.
Why is Singapore a magnet for Chinese billionaires?
Strong bilateral ties among others make the city state a strong contender for wealthy Chinese family offices looking to set up shop outside China.
In times of crisis, journalists must double down on facts
Facts, once the prerogative of the media, used to be sacred. Now, they are just fodder in an increasingly hostile war of narratives.
Beijing, Seoul and Tokyo should boost global development
"The four crises", according to the author, have had a huge impact on economic globalisation and says we are walking towards "non-globalisation".
The coming creative destruction from AI
Artificial intelligence’s impact could be bigger than that of China joining the WTO, but will pose challenges for policymakers.
China’s gradualism in South China Sea faces a fast and furious America
"In fact, China was using North Korea as a weapon to browbeat the United States to soften its stand on other issues", the writer states.
What Ukraine needs to learn from Afghanistan
The country needs to learn from the horrible experience of Afghanistan to avoid becoming a long-term disaster, says the writer.