Fraught aspirations: The Statesman
The H-1B visa, while a remarkable opportunity, is far from a guarantee of stability or success.
Editorial
Facing palm oil nonsense: The Jakarta Post
There are still many sustainable ways in store to enhance palm oil output, especially through long-neglected replanting efforts rather than opening new plantations by clearing…
Soften economic impact: The Korea Herald
To avert the economic catastrophe of a credit rating downgrade, South Korea must resolve its current political turmoil as swiftly as possible, while implementing policies aimed at…
Left behind: Dawn
The World Economic Forum ranks the country near the bottom in educational attainment and economic participation — a double whammy that threatens to leave its citizens behind in…
Save the image: The Kathmandu Post
Nepal, with its struggling economy, cannot afford to be seen as a haven for smugglers of all kinds.
PM Ishiba’s Asian tour: Make efforts for regional development through multilayered cooperation
It is vital for Japan and ASEAN nations to continue to work together on an equal footing and further develop trust between them.
No silver lining: The Kathmandu Post
The first six months of the Oli government has been woeful any way you evaluate it.
Yoon’s legal tactics: The Korea Herald
Suspended South Korean President Yoon’s insistence on responding to investigations only under circumstances of his choosing is tantamount to condoning a potential clash between…
Assertive foreign policy: The Jakarta Post
It is now clear, especially after the formal accession of Indonesia into the BRICS grouping, that President Prabowo Subianto wants to raise the profile of Indonesia on the global…
Women in the forefront: The Statesman
Two recent significant announcements impacting women’s empowerment deserve attention: The first is a groundbreaking move from the Vatican, and the second is Anita Anand,…