Population disaster looming for South Korea
Concerns that the country’s population decrease may be becoming permanent are mounting as the low birthrate and aging of society persist.
Editorial
Fixing sorry state of the Philippines’ aviation
For the sake of efficiency and safety, radical changes must be made both in the prevailing systems and in the mindsets of the people.
Remain on guard despite recent decrease in Covid-19 cases
The Covid-19 pandemic may have made people less concerned about influenza and some may not have taken measures like getting flu shots.
Working together for the future of the news industry
We do not believe that the choice for Indonesia is between regulation and no regulation. Rather, it is about designing regulations that can work for all Indonesians.
Be prepared for increasingly dangerous military provocations
The latest firing may have been a demonstration of North Korea’s ability to counterattack immediately if attacked by the United States and South Korea, or the readiness of the…
Cutting UN aid will spell disaster for Rohingya refugees
The most sustainable solution would be the safe, dignified repatriation of Rohingya refugees, which would give them full citizenship rights.
Accessible health care for all
The Covid-19 pandemic has already highlighted the urgent need to establish government satellite hospitals that would provide specialized services in the provinces.
Dhaka’s perennial parking problems
The lack of designated parking spaces in and around commercial buildings, markets, and in general in Dhaka, intensifies the already aggravated traffic gridlock on the city roads.
Tighten security at the Rohingya camps
While the government has been taking care of the Rohingya refugees despite the challenging economic situation, it seems to be not enough.
Politics holds Papua hostage
Unless this decades-long approach changes, conflict will continue to plague Papua and other hostage takings will recur and the cycle of violence will persist.