The partisan debate for a state funeral with former PM Shinzo Abe, who was assassinated at an election advertise event, embarrasses Japan on the world phase, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Gearoid Reidy.Continue Reading
Though Pakistan contributes lower than 1 per cent of global greenhouse exhausts, it is among the top 10 most vulnerable nations to the effects of environment change, say scientists.Continue Reading
Amid queries of Najib Razak serving time in hospital rather than a prison cellular, to his energetic social media presence plus loyalists calling to have an early election, the jail term is just not the end for the Malaysian former prime ressortchef (umgangssprachlich), says ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Start Visiting Fellow Wayne Chai.Continue Reading
Depending on the outcome of the Ukraine war, India’s conception from the type of global order that guards the strategic autonomy may have to be reluctantly processed, says this academic.Continue Reading
The Indonesian government states that there is a strong situation for lifting fuel subsidies – but it will be a tall order amid rising inflation, says a specialist.Continue Reading
A brand new law makes Northern Korea’s nuclear status irreversible and enables the preemptive utilization of nuclear weapons. But leader Kim Jong Un is not sure by law, says Robert E Kelly.Continue Reading
Whenever will Japan open up its borders traveling? The weak yen is providing impetus to relax border controls, but proud locals bristle at the potential millions of visitors, states Bloomberg Opinion’s Gearoid Reidy.Continue Reading
UMNO’s hold more than elections and judicial proceedings was shattered with its 2018 loss to Pakatan Tumpuan, but this could alter in Malaysia’s following general election, says a professor.Continue Reading
Japan and South Korea are bulking upward offensive and defensive missile capabilities in order to counter any possible spillover from China-Taiwan tensions and North Korea’s provocations, says Gearoid Reidy just for Bloomberg Opinion.Continue Reading
Whenever the next Malaysian general elections are held, voters will be in for the bumpier ride because coalition politics result in more uncertainty about how the next government may shape up, states a researcher.Continue Reading