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How a professional military is supposed to behave

March 31, 2019

In the past week two military-oriented media conferences were held, one in Bangkok and the other in Canberra. A quick look at them reveals the underlying mindset of the military in both countries.

How a tiny, young nation used its brains to outwit enemies

March 11, 2019

Re: “At the Dawn of Mossad”, The Nation Weekend, March 9-10.

How a new party trumped the ruling PDP in Bhutan's primary polls

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018

In its third election as a full-fledged democracy, Bhutanese came out in large numbers to oust the ruling People's Democratic Party run by Harvard-educated Tshering Tobgay.

How a school tried to cover up suicide probe

TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018

In 2016, a third-year female student at a municipal junior high school in Kobe, Japan committed suicide. She had been bullied. Soon after her death, the school questioned several of the girl’s classmates to gather information about her friendships and other details, and compiled memos containing this information.

How a magical realist conjures literature sitting beside ‘small potatoes’

MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2018

Mei Jia China Daily Asia News Network

How a wildlife corridor can save our precious elephants’ future

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 2018

Senior wildlife ranger Prawut Prempree’s face becomes serious when he stares at a map showing how fragmented the forests around Salakpra Wildlife Sanctuary have become due to the rapid expansion of human settlement and development and infrastructure projects.

How a big black cat is avenging its death

TUESDAY, MARCH 06, 2018

In times past, a hunter would be lifted triumphantly aloft as the tribe celebrated wildly at his feet after he killed a black leopard. So why all the fuss when an animal of the same species is gunned down in 2018?

How a radical new approach to teaching is bearing fruit

SUNDAY, MARCH 04, 2018

“AS THE WORLD is propelled forward by dreams, I want to make school a place to teach pupils to become quality humans rather than walking textbooks.”

How a massacre gave obscure village hope

SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 2018

BARANGAY TUKANALIPAO, Mamasapano, Maguindanao — The death of 62 people here — 44 of them members of the elite Special Action Force (SAF) — could actually be a blessing in disguise for residents of this once obscure village, officials and residents agreed.

How a new app could spell the end for counterfeit goods in Thailand

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 06, 2017

Luxury handbags are among the most common counterfeit goods not only in Thailand but around the world.

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