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Hundreds of research papers submitted for Indonesian Students Conference

Hundreds of research papers submitted for Indonesian Students Conference

Hundreds of research papers by Indonesian students from various countries have been registered for paper competition in the Indonesian Student Conference in Korea or CISAK 2013, which the registration ended last 28 April. Indonesian Students Association in Korea (PERPIKA) has organized this annual event since 2008. The high number of research papers that has been […]

Government disappoint Nepalese by recommending Karki for CIAA chief

Government disappoint Nepalese by recommending Karki for CIAA chief

Kathmandu – Recommendation of the Constitutional Council to appoint former chief secretary of Nepal Governmnet to the post of the chief of the anti-graft body has drawn flak from the civil society leaders, student organizations, lawyers and journalists. The Constitutional Council led by chairman of the Interim Election Council (Prime Minister) Khilraj Regmi had recommended […]

Nepali women challenge traditional menstrual practice forced to them

Nepali women challenge traditional menstrual practice forced to them

Kathmandu – Women in Dailekh district, in western Nepal, are slowly giving up the Chhaupadi tradition, a system in which the women are forced to stay in the cow sheds or natural caves during their menstruation cycle. Sad yet true, many women in the remote parts of western Nepal are forced to follow the ill […]

IPAF Surprise: Younger and less popular novelists stand out

IPAF Surprise: Younger and less popular novelists stand out

The shortlist for the International Prize for Arabic fiction (IPAF) has been announced in Tunisia. It came as a surprise as many famous novelists who were included in the long list didn’t make it to the shortlist. The unexpected shortlist included these six novels: “Ave Maria” by the Iraqi novelist and translator Sinan Antoon, “I, […]

Nepal’s former minister is now rearing pigs

Nepal’s former minister is now rearing pigs

Kathmandu – Former Minister Shiva Raj Joshi who spent almost 15 years at the Singh Durbar, the central secretariat of the Nepal government, as a parliamentarian and a minister, is now spending his day at a piggery in a village of south-west Nepal. Accustomed to putting signatures on the piles of files at the ministries, Joshi […]

Knowledge collaboration: Indonesian students in Korea to hold conference

Knowledge collaboration: Indonesian students in Korea to hold conference

Indonesian Students Association in Korea (PERPIKA) this year presents Conference of Indonesian Students in Korea (Cisak) the 6th. Cisak 2013 will be held in Daejon, South Korea on July 7. Students, academics and practitioners from around the world are invited to attend the conference which is also a Research Paper Competition with various clusters of […]

Realm of status quo heading towards change in Pakistan

Realm of status quo heading towards change in Pakistan

Contemplating facts behind low socio-political and economic growth reveals shadows of bad governance anywhere in the world. The same can be considered valid for prevailing conditions in Pakistan as governance has been a pertinent issue behind ever soaring problems faced by the country. A nation with a colossal population of 180 million has a long […]

Sherif Adel: Comics aren’t for kids only

Sherif Adel: Comics aren’t for kids only

Egyptians are known for their sense of humor, who laughs at almost anything. In many times, this humor is considered a weapon with its own mechanism. That’s what comics and caricature artists do, they put their own ideas and beliefs and ideals into these little dialogue boxes with its unique characters and it’s identical to […]

Mazen Maarouf: The Arab Dictators create their intellectuals

Mazen Maarouf: The Arab Dictators create their intellectuals

He is one of the creative voices of Arab poetry. He worked for several newspapers in Lebanon as for some newspapers abroad. Belonging to a Palestinian 1948 refugee family, (b. 1978) lived and studied in Beirut to hold a BS degree in general chemistry at Lebanese University, Faculty of Sciences. His latest collective poetry book […]

A cold war waiting ahead?

A cold war waiting ahead?

Editor’s note: The current wholesale leadership transition across Northeast Asia comes at a time of renewed tension over North Korea’s belligerence, China’s more aggressive posture and the American “pivot” toward Asia. At stake in current diplomatic maneuvering, writes Gilbert Rozman on the spring 2013 issue of Global Asia, is whether the region will turn toward […]

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