Tapping the potential of China’s ‘marathon economy’
In line with China's goal of becoming a modern socialist country by 2035, the sports industry is expected to become a pillar of the national economy, with its annual added value…
OPINION
Can we save our republic?
The acknowledgment of The Economist is actually an acknowledgement of the power of the young generation, or Gen Z, to provide leadership in reverting the regression of the…
What could the Trump presidency mean for the Philippines?
Overall, early assessment shows that the net impact of Trump’s campaign agenda would be negative for the Philippines.
Why did Jokowi’s firing take so long?
Firing a hugely popular sitting president can be counter-productive.
Reviving Bhutan’s central schools: A boost or a blow to education quality?
Local leaders, educators, and policymakers argue that the preferential treatment of central schools could create significant disparities in learning opportunities.
Clouds on the horizon: The Korea Herald
South Korea’s export drive is projected to face trouble in 2025 due to a shift in the chip sector.
Debunking myths about air pollution in Bangladesh
Air pollution in the country has reached critical levels, posing serious health risks, particularly to children and the elderly. Yet, public awareness remains frustratingly low,…
A juvenile’s take on juvenile injustice
We cannot sideline the welfare of young people while implementing our legal mechanisms, says the writer.
The world needs ocean-based climate solutions
So far, the ocean, including the ecosystems it supports, has largely been treated as an afterthought in global climate strategies, sidelined in favor of more visible priorities…
Dutertismo: Beginning of the end?
Popularity is never a perfect indicator of either political capital or competence. But for the notorious dynasty from Davao, popularity ratings were always their main bragging…