Pakistan’s woes
There has been a sharp rise in terrorist acts carried out by the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban since last December, when the outfit ended its ceasefire with Islamabad.
Editorial
Why is the Philippines preparing for El Niño only now?
The paper says that the regular occurrence of El Niño and other natural disasters should have already made preparedness second nature for the Philippines.
Last flight to mountains
As air crashes become more frequent, Nepal’s tourism industry looks on with trepidation.
Pakistan must act on its economic crisis through structural reforms or suffer due to inaction
The paper says Pakistan stands at a critical juncture in its history: it can turn its economic crisis into an opportunity, or suffer on account of inaction.
South Korea’s flawed telecom policy
The paper says the Yoon administration has to abolish the subsidy limit and set a new price policy aimed at introducing much-needed affordable 5G subscription plans.
Think before you speak
The paper says Nepal's prime minister should apologise for undermining the sovereignty of Nepal’s democratic system.
What next between Russia and China?
The writer says while the Chinese leadership will be looking at reaching out to potential successors to Mr Putin, the Chinese Communist Party is showing signs of building a…
NATO should say no to eastward creep:
The paper says NATO's move to establish a liaison office in Japan is an initial foray into the region that bodes ill, no matter how it is sliced.
SCO anticlimax
Indian PM Narendra Modi’s thinly veiled critique of both Pakistan and China was a reminder of the challenges that confront the bloc.
Politicians need to relieve public’s anxiety over Fukushima wastewater issue
Seoul must keep checking Fukushima wastewater and disclose results to people, the paper says.