Corporate opportunity: The Korea Herald
If the government wants to prevent the hollowing out of domestic industry in the wake of its trade negotiations with the US, it must, among other things, become more…
Editorial
Workers’ safety comes first: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The country’s information technology and business process management industry is a major component of the economy. However, the industry’s big economic contribution is not…
The silent war: The Korea Herald
Pyongyang’s cyberattacks reach civilians while Seoul remains unready, complacent.
Stop the surge of violence urgently: The Daily Star
Re-arrest criminal gang leaders and stop the proliferation of illegal weapons.
Nusantara’s sunken ground: The Jakarta Post
The country's ambitious plan to move its capital to Nusantara in East Kalimantan, once heralded as a leap toward a fairer, greener and more balanced archipelago, now faces a…
False national heroes: The Jakarta Post
Soeharto cannot be a true hero, only a false one, until his role in the military-led mass killing campaigns in the mid-1960s that led to his seizure of power is clarified.
‘Very sorry’ isn’t enough: Philippine Daily Inquirer
For Filipinos victimised twice over by corruption and neglect, the only apology that matters is accountability.
Free speech on trial: The Korea Herald
Ten lawmakers from the ruling Democratic Party of Korea and allied minor parties have sponsored an amendment to the Criminal Act that would impose up to five years in prison for…
Away from smoking screens: The Jakarta Post
Despite its many advantages, the digital age has also expanded space for promoting tobacco products, exposing users of all ages to smoking via visually appealing content on social…
Passport paradox: The Statesman
India’s rise on the global economic stage is often celebrated as an emblem of national resurgence.