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Just 25 percent of South Asia’s working-age women were in the labor force in 2021—about half the average among emerging market and developing economies (EMDEs)

In this report, SIKIRU OBARAYESE writes about a world where women brush off looking pretty; their beauty is no longer defined solely by their physical

In this report, SIKIRU OBARAYESE writes about a world where women brush off looking pretty; their beauty is no longer defined solely by their physical

Denmark, Norway, and Sweden shouldn’t be held up as socialist utopias.

NIMBY - not in my back yard - is an acronym for those allies who express support for a cause, as long as it is somewhere else. Wind power, for example, is well-liked by people on the coasts of the US and Norway, until government decides to actually put wind power installations there.

Deadline: 15-Mar-23 The Office of the Chief Economist for the South Asia Region of the World Bank, in collaboration with BRAC Institute of Governance and

Teenagers declared war on schools' authoritarian rules. A rap song chastising Thai dictators went viral overnight. Angry youths defied state crackdowns for democratic rights. The social media movement "Let's Move Out of This Country" spread like wildfire.

Rethink the news: Reducing news to hard lines and side-taking leaves a lot of the story untold. Progress comes from challenging what we hear and considering different views.

Americans concerned with the strength of their democracy would do well to look at lessons from around the world. One is a warning: It often erodes before it collapses. Another is hopeful: It has the potential for regrowth.

Weaponising identity through dubious and false religious and ethnic triumphalism, as the world has seen, and in Nigeria, has no future.