Deepening uncertainties in South Korea’s economy
The paper says policymakers must prepare to minimize repercussions from the 5 per cent yield on US Treasury bonds.
Editorial
The more the merrier
Regardless of who ends up on the ballot, it is always better for Indonesians to be spoiled for choice rather than return to the de facto dictatorship of the New Order.
India’s missing colours
The verdict on same-sex marriage has snitched the Indian queer community’s wish to live with dignity.
Permanent solutions needed to combat poverty
While the food stamp program is commendable, the government should do more and not content itself with just ensuring the success of the initiative.
Data vulnerability in Nepal
Legal safeguards are essential to ensuring ethical data handling by domestic and foreign entities.
China’s forced repatriation of hundreds of N. Korean defectors
China is said to have sent back N. Korean defectors a day after Asian Games ended.
Indonesia’s badminton nightmare
This was the first time that Indonesia, once a widely feared badminton powerhouse, failed to win any medals in the sport at the Asian Games in its 61 years of participation.
AI new game in town but jobs are in America’s tech hubs
As the latest digital technology, AI appears to be developing along the same highly clustered path of previous digital services, driven by its need for deep pools of pre-existing…
The world cannot afford another war
Given Israel's superior military resources, the continuance of this violent cycle will result in a disproportionate death toll of Palestinians.
As India gears up for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the country is witnessing a resurgence of caste politics
While the concerns of marginalised communities must be addressed, voters must compel political parties to prioritise development and inclusivity over divisive tactics.