What good is the UN in its present shape
The writer says the veto is a permanent bug and unfortunately, this is how the UN was designed from the very beginning.
Indonesia’s transition to a semi-endemic – not endemic – phase
The writer says the authorities should wait for several months before deciding on a possible transition to an endemic phase.
Tennis’ love affair with rackets has a dark side
The player and racket is the equivalent of the musician and guitar.
Happiness as public policy
Low crime rates, good education system, universal health care and equal opportunities for all–the recipe for happiness and all pipe dreams for the Philippines, despite being…
True water security calls for our protection of ‘invisible’ water
Closer to home, almost 10 percent of Indonesia is expected to experience a water crisis by 2045, with Java already feeling the effects of a water shortage as the nation…
The Metaverse and its unfolding story
The metaverse will arguably allow us not only to expand the production and sale of products and services, but also to keep pace with ever-changing technologies and trends.
Is eco-shaming enough to save the planet?
While it has a cheekily exploitative ring to it, eco-shaming has provided the much needed fillip to environmental awareness.
Is Ukraine a Metaverse Nightmare?
Metaverse is escapism from reality, and will not help us solve real world problems, especially when we need to talk eye-ball to eyeball.
War for gas behind Ukraine crisis
The US is desperate to explore new buyers for its natural gas and the strategic significance of the European market has become increasingly important for the US.
Valentine’s Day: The costs of love
Beyond the time and money spent to celebrate the special one-day occasion, were issues often missed out on by many people.