Fake truth for deniers
If left unchecked, fake truths will continue to corrode the foundations of democracy.
National affairs
Dhaka deserves better, and so do we
The writer says: "The July uprising brought a whiff of freedom, an air of hope, and the promise of change. But now, as the dust settles and the jubilation fades, the reality of…
Red envelope stampede in Phnom Penh leaves four dead, draws widespread condemnation
Five people were also hospitalised.
Pakistan NA passes controversial amendment bill to cybercrime laws amid walkout by PTI, journalists
The NA also passed “The Digital Nation Pakistan Bill, 2024“ which aims to create a digital identity for citizens and to provide for the transformation of Pakistan into a…
Depoliticised and biodiverse: A closer look at the new Philippine peso bill designs
The new series of peso bills shifts design focus from historical figures to the environment.
Motorists in Malaysia urged to drive smart, plan ahead for stress-free travels this festive holiday
Despite efforts to curb traffic issues, many motorists are still expected to face slow crawls on their journeys home. Horror stories of travellers taking 11 hours to reach Johor…
Same yardstick: The Korea Herald
The issuance of the arrest warrant for and speedy trial of impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol contrasts the rejection of another for Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party.
Priceless waters: The Jakarta Post
Indonesia's seas and coasts should remain open to ensure the livelihoods of coastal communities and protect marine biodiversity.
Gendered justice: The Kathmandu Post
Law in much of South Asia, including in Nepal, favours men, even in horrifying rape cases.
Indonesia President Prabowo’s future with millennials and Gen Z hinges on free meals
While the program’s scope and intent are laudable, its delivery, cost, and political ramifications pose significant challenges that will test Mr. Prabowo’s leadership and…