ICJ ruling raises hope for Rohingya justice
The trial and finding a long-lasting solution to the Rohingya crisis are both key priorities, and both should be given due importance.
Editorial
Time to take precautions against monkeypox
Early measures would go a long way in preventing another outbreak.
Will peace return to Sri Lanka?
Many protesters believe Ranil Wickremesinghe is not the president Sri Lanka needs at this juncture.
Treading softly, together
The looming uncertainty requires countries, including Indonesia, to tread carefully. Peace, rather than war, will at least help us withstand the storm.
The ‘Imran Khan’ factor has, once again, helped PTI massively sway the elections in Punjab
Credit must be given to Imran Khan for running an aggressive campaign to remove his government ever since a no-confidence motion was moved against him.
Nomad visas for tourists
The digital nomad visa fits well with the needs of an increasing number of professionals who prefer working remotely online.
Politicization of cooking oil
As Indonesia gears up for the 2024 elections, more and more politicians will be tempted to compromise their duty to the state for their party’s or their own interests.
A lesson from Sri Lanka
Learning from Sri Lanka, Indonesia should refrain from complacency, or else history will repeat itself.
Repeat of Karachi’s monsoon misery shows that authorities haven’t learnt much from the past
Without an improved drainage and urban disaster response mechanism in the long term, the people of Karachi will be left to face the gushing floodwaters on their own.
Prompt clean-up of Dhaka proof that change is possible
An estimated 10,000 conservancy workers cleaned up 19,223 tonnes of animal and cattle market waste in the wake of Eid-ul-Azha sacrifices.