Afghanistan or ‘Isolation-istan’?
The diplomatic cutting off of Afghanistan extends to its citizens, who are already facing many deprivations under the Taliban rulers.
OPINION
Small but mighty – the rise of newly rich ‘micro-regions’
These pockets of prosperity within countries call for a new lens through which to view the world, instead of the old categories of ‘developed’ and ‘developing’ nations.
Market exuberance over China’s Covid-19 pivot needs to be balanced with caution
The euphoria in financial markets, triggered by many Covid-19 restrictions being rolled back, appears to have given way to realisation that a full reopening will only be gradual.
Financial markets tread fine line between hope and fear
Prepare for the day when the dark clouds give way to clearer skies and the bulls return to stage a strong rally when the Fed pivots to a more dovish stance.
Playing by the rules
The question then is whether calling general elections can be a way out of the political crisis and bring an end to the instability being witnessed today, especially in the midst…
How will Zelensky’s US visit affect the war in Ukraine?
The writer says our goal should be immediate ceasefire and negotiation. Saving human lives precedes all other statements and strategies.
Recover, but truly together
As the government prepares to lift all Covid-19-related public-activity restrictions nationwide at the end of the year, Indonesia must learn the lessons.
Devaluing women’s unpaid care work is costing us all
The gendered division of care and domestic responsibilities has cost implications for individuals, society, and the economy.
Women’s financial literacy key to post-pandemic economic recovery
Women have become the backbone of the national economy, especially during the pandemic.
Nuclear fusion: A big step towards clean, limitless energy
Considered to be the holy grail of energy, nuclear fusion has the magic wand that will most certainly solve our lingering energy problem.