Muslims are not alone in being hounded in India
Seldom if ever has one seen the community taking to the streets on issues of education and health, or even jobs for their people or other Indians.
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Time for all-out preparations to tackle the fourth wave of Covid-19
Comprehensive, combined and concerted efforts are the only weapons to overcome the fourth wave.
Battle over Malaysia’s elections
The favoured GE15 prediction is that it will be held around September this year.
Is NATO setting a dangerous course foraying into Indo-Pacific? It depends
While for Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, the name of the game is alliance formation, for most of the rest of Asia, it is still called hedging — at least for now.
Ban loan shark apps
Instant credit apps charge exorbitantly high rates while luring customers with misleading terms, and are completely unregulated by the authorities.
Flood management in Sylhet: We can’t fight a battle with ‘wet gunpowder’
It is the political will and democratic institutions that can bring back people's confidence.
Considering digital nomad visas to attract foreign tourists
Looking at the primary factors why digital nomad visas are becoming a trend today, there are some opportunities for Indonesia.
Technology is the story of our lives
We all alter, sometimes without knowing, just quietly evolving as we're nervously dragged into new centuries.
How effective will the new monetary policy be for Bangladesh?
The projections of major economic and monetary indicators are ambitious and overlook the realities to a great extent.
Navigating the troubled waters as turbulence rises in today’s world
The unravelling of the rules-based global order comes just when we need more, not less, collaboration.