Korean peace suffers setback
The demolition of the joint liaison office for inter-Korean talks by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) last week is a severe setback to the Korean Peninsula peace process.
Category: Opinion
To revive economy, Modi must maximise government
It seems Modi had in mind a V-shaped economy, ie, a quick recovery. He explained that his confidence was based on his trust in the capabilities and intellect of India.
Would less work save the world?
Research suggests longer working hours are linked to increased consumption and that this effect isn’t just to do with income.
Viral outbreak in slaughterhouse was preventable
Neat-processing workers from Poland, Romania and Bulgaria earn a pittance, the dire working and living conditions in Germany make them modern-day slaves.
What excuse will Rainsy make amid alleged charge by a French court?
The French Criminal Court has allegedly charged Sam Rainsy, former opposition leader in exile, with “public defamation on an individual”.
World Refugee Day as ritual – and a call to action
Nearly 80 million people – about 1 percent of the global population – have had to flee from violations of the most fundamental rights.
Exhibition on PM Hun Sen leading the overthrow of Pol Pot’s genocidal regime
In order to celebrate the 43rd Anniversary of the Commemoration Day of Samdech Techo Hun Sen’s Historical Journey leading to the overthrow of Pol Pot’s genocidal regime, on Sunday, there was an exhibition on the historical period displayed at Koh Thma Documentation Centre.
Summit injects positive energy into COVID international fight
The keynote speech President Xi Jinping delivered at the special China-Africa summit on fighting together against the COVID-19 on Wednesday shows China’s willingness to further step up its assistance to help the continent better combat the virus.
How working from home has changed my professional world dramatically
Like everyone else, I began work from home (WFH) in early March. At first there was lot of restlessness. Distractions were aplenty.
EU’s plan B – more strategic autonomy
Recent conflict between the US and Germany over troop pullout has become a focus of global opinion.
Germany must tolerate Donald Trump through 2020
Germans have readily admitted that the country has not spent enough on defence over the past few decades. And it is clear that this is directly linked to German history.
India’s BJP takes digital route to connect with voters
The poll campaign of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will be built around digital rallies that highlight the achievements of the first year of its second stint in power, according to leaders familiar with the details.
It is time to tap the potential of handicrafts
India has an estimated 16 million craftspeople, living mainly in rural India, who are actively involved in some of the most complex textile processes that the world has ever seen.
World can recover and transform
In September 2019, the international community committed to step up its drive toward the achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
China’s economic figures inspire hope for global recovery
The newly released data from China’s National Bureau of Statistics has shown that the country’s economic recovery gained momentum in May as positive indicators keep growing.
Chinese need resilience in virus fight
It is of vital importance that the latest outbreak in Beijing does not impede the national resumption of work and production. This is also a test for Chinese society.
The manufactured science of medicine
No drug has come more in the lay press in recent times than Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). It is in the news not because of its miraculous property, but because of the amount of controversy it has generated.
Build a new economic imagination
The policy response to the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and the lockdown has forced it to confront long-ignored realities about the Indian economy.
Resisting Trump, with grace and dignity
Right now, we’re seeing the long-term effects of the verbal poison Trump has been pouring over his country for the last four years.
How has COVID-19 affected Cambodia’s tourism sector?
In the Southeast Asian region, countries are suffering losses because of the drop in Chinese tourists since the COVID-19 outbreak.
Donald Trump’s perfidious attacks on the International Criminal Court
The Trump administration’s full-frontal attack on the International Criminal Court (ICC) didn’t come as a surprise to anyone.
Strong vigilance and resolute efforts crucial to stop virus
Although the cluster of infections has naturally sent a frisson of alarm through Beijing, there is certainly no cause for panic.
Time to draw the line with cyberbullying trend
As cyberbullying gives rise to a variety of negative emotional responses, its prevention is needed more than ever before.
China’s action and ideas in fighting COVID-19
China’s achievements in fighting the epidemic have gained worldwide attention.
Racism in Germany: A Chinese-US reckoning
I can assure you that the pain of understanding yourself through the gaze of whites is double-edged.
India had offered dialogue with Nepal on row over map so why did PM Oli ignore it?
The “updated Nepali map” includes territories that are parts of the Indian states of Uttarakhand and Bihar.
A blueprint to improve health systems in cities
The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has again reminded the country that strong and resilient health systems act as the first line of defence, not only against outbreaks but in meeting everyday health challenges.
EU and China ink range of new deals
The 10th round of the China-EU high-level strategic dialogue was held via video link on Tuesday. The two sides agreed to develop closer ties on a range of issues.
New York – A stricken city of contrasts
New York City just can’t catch a break. After three months of Coronavirus quarantine, during which normal life was out of the question, last week a curfew was imposed on the city.
Racism on the rise in Germany
As Black Lives Matter protests persist worldwide and a German study reveals that discrimination against people based on their ethnic origin has increased. The report warns of serious consequences for society.
