History of dogs in the Philippines
The book “Dogs in Philippine History” by Ian Christopher B. Alfonso overflows with photographs and illustrations. The photographs are especially captivating, showing how dogs…
Japan-U.S.-Australia-India talks: Take the lead in rule-making to maintain order: The Japan News
Although this was summit diplomacy for Prime Minister Fumio Kishida that wrapped up his role as prime minister, it is essential to maintain the cooperative framework even after a…
Japanese people okay military buildup under ‘hypocritical’ constitution
Western countries and even ASEAN do not mind the amendment, because for them the constitution is no longer relevant amid the assertiveness of China.
ASEAN must do more to protect children from online sexual abuse
ASEAN leaders must seize the opportunity presented by this week's forum on child online protection in Bali to create better protections for the region's children in cyberspace,…
One ummah
While some Muslim governments have tried to raise the issue internationally and ostracise Israel for its vile behaviour, most rulers of Muslim-majority states seem unconcerned…
Pakistan’s human exports
Travel to any European capital and you will see groups of immigrants huddled together on the streets. If one walks by them, it is possible to catch bits of Urdu and Punjabi.…
Rats among us
Rat campaigns provided alternative employment in the Philippines. It was so lucrative that someone harvested many tails from a Manila rat farm.
President Jokowi’s Africa legacy: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia has always taken part in global solutions, defended the interests of developing countries and played a role as a bridge builder in the global fight for equality, justice…
A Trump return would threaten global fight against climate change
Former US President Trump is infamously known for altering the map of global climate change agreements by opposing efforts to limit CO2 emissions at home and internationally.
Inner truths
Our inner voices can be the instruments of our private rebellions, especially when they are weaponised, the writer says.