Post-election challenges in South Korea
President Yoon has to change his style as the challenges ahead seem almost insurmountable without compromise and cooperative partnerships. The country’s economy, in particular,…
President Yoon has to change his style as the challenges ahead seem almost insurmountable without compromise and cooperative partnerships. The country’s economy, in particular,…
A recent survey sheds light on the prevailing sentiments, highlighting three pivotal issues that are poised to shape the electoral landscape: unemployment, price rise, and…
As ASEAN maintains its deafening silence in the South China Sea, Indonesia could step up to the plate in a mediating role, wielding its recognition as a rising middle power with…
The story of Nepali youths toiling in the dangerous labour markets of the Gulf and Southeast Asian countries is now over three decades old, and it seems to have no end in sight.
Iran had previously vowed to retaliate after an air strike on an Iranian consulate in Syria earlier this month killed seven members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' elite…
The Feb. 14 election was already a massive undertaking, and it certainly was far from the perfect ideal of what a celebration of democracy should look like.
Five newspapers, three radio stations, and two magazines have closed down in last 10 years, summing up the poor state of journalism in Bhutan.
Securing access to nutritious foods, especially in remote and rural regions, continues to be an ongoing struggle. Factors such as limited agricultural output, inadequate…
We have had enough pledges from the military about not inflicting more violence on Papuans, but time and again blood is spilled in the name of the military and police campaign…
The main issue seems to be the lack of teachers proficient in indigenous languages. Many teachers are struggling to utilise the curriculum due to inadequate training and a lack of…