Stronger together: The Jakarta Post
Facing US tariffs, ASEAN nations must unite to strengthen their bargaining power and protect their economic interests.
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Japan must face negotiations with a long-term strategy: The Japan News
The Japanese government should also establish a structure for negotiations as soon as possible by uniting ministries and agencies and formulate a strategy in great detail.
Victimised twice over: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Fake news, disinformation, and online abuse, long a mainstay of the Duterte years, spiked to fresh heights against families of drug war victims in the wake of Mr. Duterte’s…
Address it early: The Kathmandu Post
With teachers announcing strikes, government inaction would jeopardise the future of countless students.
Trade war intensifies: The Korea Herald
For South Korea, it would be difficult to make retaliatory responses like China and the European Union. The country cannot but attempt to negotiate with the Trump government.
Strategic convergence: The Statesman
At the heart of the growing China-Pakistan partnership lies China's enduring interest in securing maritime routes vital to its economic and strategic security.
Post-impeachment tasks: The Korea Herald
The next two months will prove both perilous and pivotal. This transitional window, though brief, could provide a golden opportunity to pull the nation out of crisis and set it…
Going dry: Dawn
The lack of investment in Pakistan's water infrastructure means that more and more communities will find it harder to access fresh water over time.
Living hell: The Kathmandu Post
Time has come to declare a health emergency and take every possible step to control air pollution.
Rohingya repatriation long-overdue: Dawn
Bangladesh has been hosting approximately 1.2 million Rohingya, most of whom fled Myanmar during the military crackdown in Rakhine State in 2017.