Preparing for COP 27
Nepal needs to push the agenda of how efforts have to be multilateral as problems do not see the limitations of political boundaries.
OPINION
Move over Najib, the judge is the real boss
The writer says it is unwise for politicians to attempt to put their hands into the judiciary, in particular the Chief Justice.
Vanuatu emerges as global climate champion
Vanuatu’s resolution for the upcoming session of the United Nations General Assembly, if comes into effect, will become a legal way to make polluters pay under international law.
Strategic reset: Marcos Jr. and China
By all indications, President Marcos Jr. seems intent on pursuing a more results-oriented China policy.
‘Jokowinomics’ buys political stability for $33.5 billion
Central to the “Jokowinomics” policy is keeping energy prices in check by pumping more and more government funds into subsidies.
Bangladesh well-placed to ride out recession
The Bangladesh economy has made its name in must-have staple items, many of which are almost recession-proof, such as jeans and T-shirts.
Trust, unity will be key in post-Covid-19 world
As Singapore emerges from the pandemic, trust is set to remain a key challenge amid a turbulent external environment, probably the most troubled in decades.
Rohingyas are entitled to basic human rights
The absence of a refugee law in India could only be used as an alibi to cover up the inhuman and unjust treatment that the Rohingyas are receiving over the past few years.
More dissonance ahead in US duet on Taiwan
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent visit highlighted the tensions between Congress and the White House on their ties with Taipei.
Dokdo’s on-site lesson for multicultural youths
Japan has also lay claim over the East Sea islets of Dokdo, Korea’s easternmost outpost, also known as Liancourt Rocks.