When crowds are back
The pandemic is yet to end, but relaxed protocol restrictions have brought some level of return to mass gathering and with it we have seen the bottled up thirst for live events…
Editorial
Imran is understandably angry since the attempt on his life but perhaps he should consider restraint
Imran Khan is prejudicing the investigation even before it has properly begun by repeatedly insisting that the would-be assassin was a professional hitman.
A good day for democracy
For Indonesia, the world’s third-largest democracy after India and the US, the political developments in the US can teach a good lesson.
From early marriage to risky pregnancy: We must break the cycle
Local governments must play a stronger role in stopping child marriage and raising awareness so that girls are spared the curse of child marriage.
Cautious COP27
In the face of a gloomy outlook next year, it is more critical now than ever that countries join hands to brace for the hardships.
Imran’s claim about a mole inside the intelligence apparatus is a grave misstep
The paper says a country’s former chief executive should know that not everything can be placed in the court of public opinion to serve one’s political agenda.
To resign or not resign
A number of ministers within Jokowi’s Cabinet have been touted as presidential and vice presidential candidates in the 2024 elections.
Call for wetlands to be prized and protected: China Daily editorial
Although there have always been those refusing to acknowledge climate change's negative impacts, the consequences are too conspicuous and devastating to ignore.
It is as much the nation’s good fortune as it is Imran Khan’s that the dastardly attempt on his life failed
The paper says those tasked to protect former PM Imran Khan must be asked to give stock of why they failed their job.
Stop institutional grabbing of forests
The paper urges government agencies to set an example of preserving forests, rather than destroying what's still left of them.