Is Nepal’s Corruption Fight a Recipe for Disaster?
A Nepali expert champions President Xi's anti-corruption model, but does it come at the cost of democratic values and sovereignty?
2 months ago
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governance
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Malaysia Shuts Down Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School Amid Scrutiny
Malaysia's decision to shut down Network School, a hub for techno-optimists, has sparked questions about the country's approach to technology and innovation.
2 months ago
The Institutional Amnesia That Will Haunt Governments
A bizarre story of administrative chaos and institutional amnesia serves as a stark reminder of the disconnect between public rhetoric and operational realities. Can governments truly be trusted when they can't even manage their own records?
2 months ago
The Rocket Classic Tee Times Reveal the Most Important Story of the Week: Nothing
A refreshing yet unsettling turn of events: the Rocket Classic tee times are dominating the public discourse at the expense of policy pronouncements and diplomatic declarations.
2 months ago
The Beautiful Game or a Commercial Asset?
Football's beautiful game is at a crossroads, with the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) challenging FIFA's plans to sell stakes in the World Cup, sparking concerns over commercialization and cultural heritage.
2 months ago
FIFA’s World Cup Sale Sparks Rebellion Among Members
FIFA President Gianni Infantino insists the sale is a "proposal" but critics argue it's a thinly veiled demand that threatens the autonomy of member associations.
2 months ago
The FA’s Long Silence on FIFA’s Commercialization
Is the FA's sudden concern for FIFA's governance a principled stand or a pragmatic response to a potential threat to their own influence and revenue?
2 months ago
Israel’s settler violence sparks international condemnation
Israel's settler violence has left a trail of destruction and despair in the West Bank, with the international community calling for restraint and calm.
2 months ago
Vigilantes Take Aim at Flock Surveillance Cameras, a Symptom of Surveillance State
As Flock surveillance cameras become the target of a vigilant movement, it signals a breakdown in trust between the governed and those in power. The battle for privacy is far from over, and the next few months will show whether governments and corporations are willing to listen.
2 months ago
Prince William’s Royal Reboot: Visionary or Status Quo?
Prince William's efforts to position himself as a forward-thinking monarch have been hailed as a breath of fresh air, but critics argue it's just a well-intentioned facade that doesn't address the fundamental issues.
2 months ago