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
A rice export ban would not reduce inflation or meaningfully improve India’s foods security, it would also hit developing countries when they can least afford it, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Mihir Sharma.Continue Reading
First ladies often provide different approaches to countertop the traditional masculine types of state leadership and they are able to create a more favourable image of their countries overseas, says this researcher.Continue Reading
Prime Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) Fumio Kishida’s govt is backing the particular construction of new reactors for the first time since the Fukushima disaster in 2011. It provides to convince a skeptical public first, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Gearoid Reidy.Continue Reading
Taiwan’s proposed protection budget ought to have provisions that make money available contingent upon key reforms becoming made, says Ted Gover.Continue Reading
The Thai constitutional court has suspended Leading Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha from ruling because his tenure concludes – but you can find possible avenues associated with intervention, says a good academic.Continue Reading
Former prime ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) Najib Razak’s accountable verdict in a 1MDB-linked corruption case complicates things for UMNO, but is an optimistic sign for Malaysia, says James Face.Continue Reading
Beijing is blamed unfairly for its role and the long-claimed “debt-trap diplomacy” in Sri Lanka’s crisis, but its response has hardly enhanced China’s impact, says this author.Continue Reading
Many are asking how Southern Korea, with all the advanced technology, can are not able to manage fundamental matters such as housing and drainage, says Steven Borowiec.Continue Reading
Indonesia’s major political parties have began jostling for position for the 2024 polls, where party incumbency may be forced to give way to the people’s needs for the most popular choice, says a specialist.Continue Reading