Phnom Penh Post - Opinion
As the devastating impacts of Covid-19 have shown us all this year, the international environment confronting Indonesia and Australia is more complex, contested and uncertain than ever before.
The novel coronavirus continues to spread throughout the world. At a time when the international community should come together to work on countermeasures, it is difficult to understand the taking of unilateral actions that hamper cooperation.
China is in a critical transition period where it needs to improve the efficiency of resource allocation in its capital market to promote its economic transformation and upgrading, and achieve high-quality development.
The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced on Monday that international students may have to leave the US if their universities switch to online-only courses for this year’s autumn semester due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Negotiations are taking place amid the unforeseen circumstances of the Covid-19 pandemic. As Britain leaves the EU, the two sides must swiftly reach an agreement on their new relationship.
The fisheries sector in Cambodia, including aquaculture, is a significant source of food, nutrition, employment, trade, and socio-economic benefits.
Like the HIV epidemic before it, Covid-19 is exploiting the extreme inequalities between countries and within them to take root among disadvantaged and vulnerable communities.
Statues represent memories of the past, both glories and shame.
From Covid-19 to climate disruption, from racial injustice to rising inequalities, we are a world in turmoil.
The Covid-19 pandemic is caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), and its cases have been on a rapid rise in the Philippines since March.
With so many convenient plastic products available in our daily life, discarding such waste has become a global issue. Efforts should be made to reduce as much as possible the amount of plastic consumed.
