Inspirations from China’s journey
Analysts Sun Jingying and Zhang Yuyan argue that while China's progress over the past century may not be a blueprint for others to copy, the principles behind it still offer…
Policy Matters
Can the China-Myanmar-Bangladesh Economic Corridor become a reality?
Jannatul Naym Pieal argues how the corridor's viability depends on the political and security situation in Myanmar, where conflict has disrupted both governance and infrastructure…
While Malaysia’s freelance economy grows, workers remain vulnerable
A latest policy report shows that more than half of freelancers in Malaysia earn below RM1,500 (approximately USD370) a month, with many lacking basic social protection and…
Malaysia’s 10-year passport rollout starts today
The new passport will allow Malaysians aged 18 and above to choose between a five-year or 10-year validity period, incorporating updated security technologies, including…
Supreme Court seeks government’s explanation over stalled probe into Nepal Airlines’ Chinese aircraft deal
Nepal's Supreme Court orders government agencies to explain why no investigation has been launched into the controversial procurement of six Chinese aircraft, despite billions in…
Mongolian MP questions USD 223.51 million e-learning plan, amid shortage of over 6,300 teachers
During a plenary parliamentary session with members of the Mongolian People's Party, MP J.Galbadrakh raised concerns about the government's education spending priorities.
China-EU economic ties not zero-sum game: China Daily
The China Daily editorial team says that "The 'intensive, focused and constructive' talks surrounding key economic and trade issues sent a clear signal that China and the EU…
Bird flu cases rise in Nepal, only zoo shut
The zoo in the capital Kathmandu was closed earlier in June for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Japan’s strategy draft urges creation of hubs of industry, government, academia to promote dual-use tech
Proposing an organic linkage between science, technology and security, the draft outlines a policy for industry, government, and academia to collaborate on the development of…
‘Our sea is gone’: South Korean traditional female divers seek answers, compensation
Fifty-two female divers protest outside a construction firm in southern Seoul, claiming a harbor project cost them their livelihood.