Empowering ASEAN youth
The writer says that with any question that touches on sustainability, the perspective of the youth should be a central component in the discussion of democratic resilience.
Honoring first ladies as the presidents’ soft power
The writer says it is time for the nation to pay tribute to the six Indonesian first ladies.
Renaming obesity will not fix weight stigma overnight
The writers say we need to, among other things, move the discussion beyond BMI to the biological, environmental and lifestyle factors associated with it.
Balanced approach to AI
There are many factors and methods to be considered when dealing with such a powerful and consequential technology as AI, the power of which is yet to be fully unleashed.
Is Nepal a failed state?
The country has not been able to create minimum economic opportunities for its bulging youth population.
French philosopher urges attention to decline of rational thinking
We no longer make efforts to think for the sake of 'thinking,' notes the philosopher.
Engaging fathers vital for gender equality
In order to unlock the full potential of women and girls by enabling them to realise their aspirations for their lives, their families and their careers, we must engage men and…
Linking the major granaries
The paper says China-Asean agricultural development and food cooperation will further connect Asia and Europe, and shape a new pattern of global agricultural development.
When even judicial exoneration can’t keep journalists safe
The writer says even self-censorship and judicial exoneration may not be enough to ensure physical safety of journalists.
How AI can even the climate playing field
The technology has proved useful for analysing massive data sets, identifying patterns, and predicting behaviour, and could be the key to solving the intersecting climate,…