Unholy business: The Kathmandu Post
Playing with the Political Parties Act will further undermine ruling parties’ democratic credentials. The dastardly business of engineering a split in smaller parties in order…
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Blind spot: The Korea Herald
The presidential audit agency said Thursday that it found irregularities in every instance of career staff recruitment conducted by Korea's election commissions for 10 years from…
Bizarre public quarrel works to Russia’s advantage: The Japan News
It appears increasingly evident that if the United States pushes forward negotiations with Russia in a way that effectively ignores the wishes of Ukraine and the European…
Instant solution to unhealthy product: Philippine Daily Inquirer
With massive global appeal of instant noodles, it’s about time manufacturers take on the challenge of making their product safer for public consumption. It all boils down to…
A new party with new hope: The Daily Star
The launch of the National Citizen Party (NCP) is a welcome development, led by individuals from the July uprising that toppled the regime of the Awami League in August 2024. The…
Nipping fake news in the bud: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Misinformation and disinformation can endanger national security as seen in the contentious discourse on the West Philippine Sea issue. It could weaken trust in democratic…
Unfair burden: The Statesman
India’s worsening air pollution crisis has long been a public health emergency, but the proposal by insurers to hike health premiums in New Delhi due to pollution-related…
Can coerced confessions behind closed doors be prevented?: The Japan News
Improper investigations must be prevented by expanding the use of audiovisual recordings in interrogations.
Beyond rate cuts: The Korea Herald
Bank of Korea cuts key rate, but more steps are needed to prop up slowing economy.
Voter education, not surveys: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Instead of putting too much premium on surveys, voters must have better information about aspirants for public office.