No voice of authority: The Jakarta Post
"When a government responds to choking toxic haze with bizarre boasts about 'exporting oxygen', it reveals a broken communications machine that breeds distrust while lives hang in…
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Undiplomatic rhetoric: Philippine Daily Inquirer
"The Philippines has been enduring Chinaâs relentless harassment, intimidation, and hostile behaviour in the West Philippine Sea â the countryâs exclusive economic zone â…
Malaysian PM Anwar’s Rohingya gamble
"PM Anwar Ibrahim's high-stakes gamble to normalise ties with Myanmar's junta chief may win cheap points at home, but it threatens to shatter ASEAN's united front and abandon the…
Deployment of long-range missiles steadily enhance Japanâs counter-attack capability: The Yomiuri Shimbun
"The nation must assess the current situation and establish a system for an immediate response to a possible attack," says the editorial.
Russiaâs detention of Japanese reporter raises concerns: The Yomiuri Shimbun
"Although specific details of the case remain unclear, serious concerns have inevitably arisen about Russiaâs media control now extending to a Japanese citizen," the editorial…
Grave threat to press freedom: Philippine Daily Inquirer
"Duterte attacked other media outlets, his officials relentlessly Red-tagged journalists, and by the end of his term on June 30, 2022, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) had tallied…
Small steps, big hearts: Inside Singaporeâs pioneer inclusive preschool model
At Kindle Garden, Singaporeâs first inclusive pre-school, neurotypical and able-bodied children learn and play alongside those with diverse needs.
Nepalâs provinces must stop manufacturing ministers and start governing: The Kathmandu Post
"With 55 percent of provincial lawmakers having served as ministers, the provinces need to put governing ahead of oath-taking," the editorial highlights.
Bangladesh’s low-income families need more support: The Daily Star
"Expand safety nets to prevent a larger slip into poverty," says the editorial.
Indonesiaâs data hubs’ troubled waters: The Jakarta Post
"The country is racing to power the global AI boom, but the unquenchably thirsty data centres it needs are already draining the water that sustains millions of lives," the…
