Living hell: The Kathmandu Post
Time has come to declare a health emergency and take every possible step to control air pollution.
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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.
Rabies: Deadly but preventable- Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Department of Health has recently reminded pet owners to have their pets vaccinated following new data showing a rise in deaths caused by rabies, with almost half of the…
Reestablishing deterrence: Philippine Daily Inquirer
Reestablishing deterrence—and reclaiming peace in the Indo-Pacific region—will require all nations that abide by the rule of law to match their strong words with even stronger…
Communication breakdown: The Jakarta Post
The last three months have seen Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto lurching from one crisis to another.
Dhaka-Beijing partnership is looking up: The Daily Star
Bangladesh must work to ensure a higher volume of export to China.
Women’s rights: Dawn
The courts alone cannot change society, but if the message they are sending is heard by all, it could trigger positive change.
What if a major earthquake strikes Dhaka?: The Daily Star
Myanmar earthquake should serve as a wake-up call.
A modest Idul Fitri: The Jakarta Post
Unless the President can empathise with people’s grievances and burdens, public discontent will persist.
Eid amidst crises: Dawn
As we celebrate, let us not forget the people of occupied Palestine and Kashmir, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon and other Muslim-majority regions whose lives have been shattered by…