Keep the flame burning: The Kathmandu Post
The Gen Z revolution is not over. Only the proximate goal of ex-PM Oli’s removal has been realised.
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Kabul’s choice: Dawn
For Pakistan, the least bad option at present seems to be limited engagement with Kabul, with pressure from regional states, especially China, on the Taliban to do more against…
Beyond the hashtags: The Jakarta Post
Online mobilization may ignite public discourse, but it cannot replace the deep, patient work of organic movement-building.
Bangladesh cannot afford any election delay: The Daily Star
Political parties must put aside divisions and help restore stability.
Nothing less than jail for plunderers: Philippine Daily Inquirer
If anyone thought the peak bombshell moment of the season would be last Monday’s appearance of the controversial contractor couple Curlee and Sarah Discaya before the Senate…
Widening war: Dawn
A dangerous precedent has been set. For the first time, Israel has carried its campaign far beyond the battlefields of Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and Iran, into the territory of one of…
A gentle reminder to President Prabowo: The Jakarta Post
The President should consult with his aides before striking a deal with a foreign leader or institution.
Shutting apps, unleashing anger: The Kathmandu Post
The government would be foolish to take impromptu youth-led movements lightly. Such have toppled even entrenched regimes, most recently in Bangladesh.
Tokyo, Canberra should deepen relations to level equivalent to alliance: The Yomiuri Shimbun
Although Japan and Australia do not have a security treaty like that between Japan and the United States, their relationship can be said to be developing to a level equivalent to…
The lure of martial law: The Jakarta Post
Many people still remember the sight of troops in camouflage on Jakarta's streets almost three decades ago, and that the current domestic security response to the ongoing protests…