Indonesia ramps up preparation for first Independence Day in Nusantara
In a preparation event on Saturday, the nation’s flag and a copy of the text of the proclamation of independence were transported from the National Monument in Jakarta to the…
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Thai PM Srettha declines to endorse 16 bills
The Prime Minister refuses to endorse a number of financially related bills that would require a budget before deliberation.
PM Modi releases 109 high-yielding, climate-resilient & biofortified varieties of crops
The Prime Minister discussed the importance of millet and underlined how people are moving towards nutritious food.
Conservatives split over South Korea President Yoon potentially clearing key liberal to run
Moon Jae-in ally, convicted for swaying voters online, poised to return to politics.
‘No political decision should be taken without students’ input’
Zonayed Saki, chief coordinator of Ganosamhati Andolon, talks about the current political situation in Bangladesh, the formation of the interim government, and other challenges…
National colours: Celebrating Singapore’s reds and whites
Red stands for universal brotherhood and equality of man, while white symbolises pervading and everlasting purity and virtue.
A new breath of life?
Is this what freedom from an autocratic government looks like—a freedom that came about through a mass uprising? Should we allow the tsunami that got rid of the tyrant to drown…
A new dawn rises on Bangladesh: The Daily Star
The breakdown of law in the aftermath of the government's fall is a reminder of how important it is to ensure calm and peace to avoid anarchy.
PM Anwar accepts Meta’s apology, says Communications Minister
Meanwhile, Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said he was informed that the community guidelines of social media platforms are always changing, especially on geopolitical…
President Yoon advised to veto bills over broadcast governance
This comes as the latest in a prolonged tit-for-tat in South Korea's political landscape, where President Yoon's political opponents continue to ram bills through the parliament…