Commentary: Storming of LegCo building a turning point in Hong Kong politics

What is at stake for some Hong Kongers? Political autonomy, fairness and what it means to be a Hong Konger, says EAI’s ...

Commentary: Open-plan offices are not inherently bad – you’re probably just using them wrong

What might the set-up of an ideal workplace environment look like today? Alexander Brem shares findings of his experiment.

Commentary: Take your cardio from the shops to the great outdoors

Instead of ensconcing ourselves in air conditioned malls, head out to enjoy nature the next time you have some time to spare, ...

Commentary: The future of Singapore e-commerce is in brick and mortar

Love, Bonito’s opening of its biggest physical store yet in Funan may be a sign where online shopping will head to next, says ...

Commentary: Malay political unity in Malaysia is but a myth

What’s behind Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s call for Malay unity and for Members of Parliament from other parties to join ...

Commentary: Few options for China in next phase of Trump’s trade war

China’s prospects for coping with financial sanctions, which the Trump administration is more likely to use, are bleak, says ...

Commentary: Despite layoffs, Deutsche Bank strategy on track at last

Deutsche Bank's dramatic overhaul, centred on a wholesale withdrawal from the business of trading equities, is a bold move ...

Commentary: Want smart Asian countries? Get governments to be digital ready first

Smart investments in technology will transform the region’s greatest resource - its people, says Go-Jek founder and Global CEO ...

Commentary: Big Tech’s growth spurt may be coming to an end

Apple’s launch of ‘Sign in with Apple’ heralds the start of the end of radical innovation in Silicon Valley, says IMD Business ...

Commentary: K-pop fans should mourn the loss of good music not artistes

The fall of K-pop mogul Yang Hyun-suk, BIGBANG’s Seungri and more has been hard to stomach, but fans need to keep it together, ...

Commentary: Bagan’s UNESCO World Heritage a win for Myanmar in more than one way

The UNESCO award may spur Myanmar to engage more with the outside world, says Myanmar affairs expert Nehginpao Kipgen.

Commentary: Behind Hong Kong’s extradition bill protests – a looming divide, growing pessimism about the future

The outcry against Hong Kong's extradition bill against a backdrop of waning confidence in city institutions show much work ...

Commentary: US President in 2020 - why Donald Trump could win again

Mr Trump has refashioned the world, American politics and the Republican party in his image - and he's only halfway done.

Commentary: Right now, it must feel good to be Kim Jong Un

The North Korean leader has achieved a level of international acceptance his father and grandfather never enjoyed, all without ...

Commentary: Jakarta’s air quality kills its residents – and it’s getting worse

Choked up citizens have had enough and are taking the government to court over Jakarta’s chronic smog, Kate Walton points out.

Commentary: Terms like ‘lucky boy’ and ‘men will be men’ are problematic double standards

Comments on news of a female teacher sexually exploiting her 15-year-old male student reveal disturbing attitudes about gender ...

Commentary: Time to cook is a luxury most families don't have

The idea of slowing down and making time for food sounds ideal, but today's family have a lot on their plate, say social ...

Commentary: Teachers love their jobs and feel valued but face immense challenges

Teachers passionate about their work derive intrinsic joy from intangible rewards but many new challenges remain on the ...

Commentary: The big challenge of winning back trust in the Boeing 737 Max

Regulatory approval is just one step in getting the planes back in the sky, says NUS Business School’s Jochen Wirtz.