Pakistan has become the primary focus of Afghan Taliban’s growing anger
Pakistan has not achieved much in return for its support to the Taliban, especially concerning its key interests, such as border security.
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Making mental health a priority for all
Although inroads have been made in mental healthcare, it is the collective and moral responsibility of a caring society to do more for the mentally ill.
Talk of snap polls distracts from Malaysia PM Ismail’s crucial final budget
Finding the right balance between politics and economic constraints could be the fillip Mr Ismail needs to extend his time in office.
South Korea’s Yoon losing public support despite pushing foreign policy in right direction
The problem is accentuated by the fact that the President is surrounded by a team of advisers who apparently do not dare to point out his mistakes, according to local reports.
What should be Pakistan’s strategy for accessing international climate finance?
The financial cost of climate risks has been on the rise for Pakistan.
Financial stability risks can trump inflation concerns
The Bank of England's recent experience shows how broken financial markets can change monetary policy.
Can teachers be the pivot of change in education?
Most of South Asia has poorly functioning schools, lack of resources for the numbers and quality of the teachers needed, and the political dynamics that failed to generate the…
Loss and damage must be defined on moral grounds
Framing the increasing loss and damage from extreme events as the new normal is violating our basic development and human rights in many ways.
Section 377A: A question of constitutionality
Given the public interest in the law, it is useful to unpack the legal arguments to understand what drove the Singapore government to decide to repeal it.
Indonesia must boldly step forward at G-20: The nuclear clock is ticking louder
The writer says that Jakarta has to be bold, should Indonesia want the Ukraine-Russia conflict to end for the betterment of global peace.