The only way out of Pakistan’s crisis requires sacrifice from the richest, for the poorest
Getting out of the current crisis is not going to be an easy task and will require years, if not decades of focus and determination, says the writer.
World Bank president hopeful Ajay Banga’s plateful of challenges
One of the first things Banga would have to tackle is reforming and modernising the institution, something that stakeholders have asked for across sectors.
The secret to success following the Korea-US summit
The writer cautions against consequences of divisions over President Yoon's visit to the United States.
Time to make climate funds part of mainstream finance
The writer says the concept of standalone climate change funds will need to be replaced with new ways to include the trillions needed into mainstream financial planning.
Decarbonisation must be promoted through diverse paths
The reaffirmation apparently is a sign that the G7 members share a sense of urgency over the progression of global warming, but differences have emerged among the countries over…
The rollout of COP28
The writer says with sufficient global capital to close the mitigation investment gap, COP28 can be the enabler.
Heatwave: Inside the boiling pot of inequality
The cost of extreme heat from climate change is disproportionately borne by those least culpable.
How beauty filters like TikTok’s ‘bold glamour’ affect tweens
There is pressure, especially on girls, to adopt a polished, physical appearance through filters, which may have emotional repercussions.
Where is Bangladesh in the global race towards renewable energy?
The country was to bring changes by enhancing its overall power generation capacity. The energy mix, however, remains heavily dominated by fossil fuels.
How would you respond if your graduate daughter dated a plumber?
The biggest challenge in remodelling Singapore society into a more egalitarian one that values hand and heart work lies in our mindsets.