Not enough to eat: The Kathmandu Post
Nepal cannot falter on its most basic constitutional duty to adequately feed all its citizens.
National affairs
Post-riot military presence vexes Indonesia’s civil groups
The sudden appearance of soldiers patrolling the streets of Jakarta and other major cities since Monday has prompted nervous online tweets about the potential for martial law, as…
South Korea sees marriages fall by half, births down two-thirds, more foreign spouses
The findings further point to fewer marriages for people in their 20s, later childbirths, a rise in international marital unions, and the lowest fertility rate among advanced…
Philippines is 114 among 180 countries ranked from least to most corrupt
Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is a measurement of how business leaders and experts perceive corruption in the public sector, with scores…
Persecuted minorities who came to India by 2024 allowed to stay without travel documents
The Central Government has issued the Immigration and Foreigners (Exemption) Order, 2025, introducing key exemptions from requirements related to valid passports, travel…
Indonesian economy suffers heavy losses from riots
Retailers have suffered an estimated Rp 500 billion (US$33 million) in lost sales over five days of unrest, while small businesses saw revenue plunge by up to 90 percent as…
Why the Philippines needs a corruption museum
The writer says: "A museum would be more than history. It would be pedagogy. It would show young Filipinos what corruption really means: the use of public office for private gain."
South Korea: Navigating between Scylla and Charybdis
The writer says: "Our leaders must choose the right passage and navigate the rough tides carefully."
Testament to spirit, resilience of Chinese people: China Daily
The Victory Day military parade serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made for national independence and freedom, and is a celebration of the enduring spirit that continues to…
Nepal’s birth registration denial leaves children stateless. Here are five key points you should know.
Administrative hurdles and legal gaps prevent thousands of children from accessing education, work, and essential rights.