The Manila Times on MSN11hOpinion
The drug crisis that Duterte inherited
With the deportation of former president Duterte, the Philippines seems to be moving toward increasing political instability ...
Vanguard4h
2027: Why North won’t defer presidential aspiration for Tinubu’s re-election — Shettima
"Fuel prices skyrocketed, leading to increased transportation costs and inflation. While proponents argue this restructuring ...
The Kathmandu Post14h
IMF completes fifth review of Nepal’s extended credit facility
IMF Deputy Managing Director Bo Li acknowledged Nepal’s continued recovery and overall performance under the programme, ...
The Manila Times on MSN11h
Capital Economics: PH will 'struggle to fulfill' potential
THE arrest of former president Rodrigo Duterte by the International Criminal Court has drawn fresh attention to the political ...
The Daily Star9h
Reforms on the move
The Bangladesh Bank has embarked on a series of banking reforms with quiet determination. Most recently, it has tightened ...
Pakistan's economy recovers, but rising terrorism threats test stability
The Pakistani Taliban feels similarly to Khan about the return of economic stability, and has turned to threatening firms ...
The Daily Star11h
Banking reforms on the move
The Bangladesh Bank has embarked on a series of banking reforms with quiet determination. Most recently, it has tightened ...
China will continue to work closely with Jordan to promote common development: ambassador
China will continue to work closely with Jordan to promote common development and contribute to regional and global peace, stability, and development, Chinese Ambassador to Jordan Chen Chuandong said ...
World’s biggest stock rout deepens as Thai market rescue falters
The faltering rescue plan – which aims to revive the stock market by investing into local firms – is offering policymakers ...
Malay Mail on MSN23h
Loke: Anwar has DAP’s full support, no room for betrayal
The Democratic Action Party (DAP) has reaffirmed its support for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, vowing not to ...
India Today on MSN14h
Why Bangladesh seems to care more for early polls than more reforms
A survey of around 10,000 Bangladeshis by a Dhaka-based consulting firm claims that more than half the population wishes to elect a new government this year.
The Kathmandu Post2h
Frequent transfers of chief administrative officers cripple Madhesh local units
In some municipalities, CAOs have been transferred up to five times this fiscal year. Political, economic interests often ...