‘Everybody wants to be segregated’: Internal divisions in US hardening, warns Yale’s Prof Amy Chua
Citing anti-immigration, anti-China and anti-Muslim sentiment, she described the US currently as "hunkering down, and in a kind of very open way".
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Russia’s war in Ukraine could last years, NATO’s Stoltenberg says
Adding that the supply of weaponry to Ukrainian troops would increase the chance of liberating Donbas, the Secretary General said, “we must not let up in supporting Ukraine”.
Sara Duterte takes oath as 15th vice-president
Thee inauguration took place at San Pedro Square in Davao City — her hometown, where she is the outgoing mayor.
PTI supporters stage nationwide protests against rising inflation on Imran’s call
He warned that more price hikes and inflation were in the offing and asked people to amp up their struggle against the "imported government".
Stateless refugees and the calculus of human worth
World Refugee Day is a good day to talk about how our world deals with statelessness. But maybe the conversation ought to start with the state.
Have we already started seeing the Rohingya refugee crisis differently?
The writer says the shift in the 2022 Joint Response Plan and its focus on environmental sustainability seems to highlight a strategic and philosophical shift in response to the…
The expectation of privacy
Our private lives, once protected, are also now commodifiable. And here is where consent becomes an issue.
‘No chance’ Myanmar polls will be free and fair: U.S. diplomat
US State Department's Derek Chollet also cast doubt over the ruling military’s pledge to hold elections in August 2023.
Tunku Mahkota is now the Regent of Johor
Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim said he would be taking a short break.
With eye on China, India, ASEAN to deepen partnership
The two sides agreed to achieve the full potential of ASEAN-India trade and economic partnership, including through effective implementation of the ASEAN-India Free Trade Area.