Editorial

Slumdog's lasting legacy for India

Love it or hate it, Slumdog Millionaire is a passage to today's booming India that is brimming with a can-do anything attitude

Telling it like it isn't

If the Liberals and the NDP are serious about getting the truth out in British Columbia, try a gag law to stop political doublespeak.

Gang Violence: Stop the blaming, start the naming!

Welcome to the best place to live on the planet where the authorities are all talk and the gangsters are all action.

Falun Gong printer quashes independent press

For the Falun Gong freedom of expression is central to their cause, a point that Frank Cui, Falun Gong practitioner and former printer of the Asian Pacific Post, seems to have forgot

A new weapon in the Jihad against America

Obama’s reputedly conciliatory approach towards international flashpoints can potentially open the door for psychological warfare against the United States by Islamic jihadi groups.

One wife's plea after the Mumbai attacks

Indian Police Service officer's spouse questions police preparedness in dealing with terrorists

Pizza Parliament, anyone?

Forget the no-confidence vote. Try instead to regain the confidence of the voters.

Obama's obstacles can be opportunities

The economic crisis gives him unprecedented freedom of action, if he chooses to use it.

The Aga Khan builds a better world

The Aga Khan challenges us to learn from our past and use our present to make a better tomorrow

What will Obama mean for Asia?

Asia anxiously awaits the arrival of Barack Obama's foreign policies