Commentary

China Reaffirms Commitment to Global Development and Human Progress

Political parties reflect on CPC's 105-year governance lessons for Nigeria's democratic development.

One Person, One ID: Assessing Nigeria’s National Identity Policy

Nigerians registering for NIN as new identity law expands nationwide digital enrollment efforts.

Can Nigeria’s New 12-Year Education System Fix a Long-Broken Education Sector?

Nigerian students in classroom highlight education reform, teacher shortages, funding gaps and learning challenges.

Nigeria’s Next Oil? Why Solid Minerals Could Power the Country’s Economic Future

Nigeria's solid minerals, including gold and lithium, support economic diversification and industrial development.

Wage Dignity: Why Nigeria Must Move from Minimum Wage to Living Wage

Nigerian workers demand living wage amid rising living costs, poverty and economic inequality.

Nigeria’s State Police Bill: Reform Promise and the Tests Ahead

The photo shows President Tinubu, the Nigerian Senate chamber, and a police officer.

Why the Warri-Itakpe Railway Falls Short

Warri-Itakpe railway train faces freight challenges, vandalism, safety concerns despite growing passenger demand.

China Calls for Stronger Global Cooperation on Human Rights Governance

China advocates stronger global human rights cooperation through development, security, and mutual respect.

Japan’s Intelligence Reform Sparks Regional Security Concerns

Japan approves intelligence reform, sparking debate over surveillance, oversight, and regional security.

Modernising Education: Nigeria Bets Big on UBEC, NELFUND

Digital education reform, student loans expansion, and funding push reshape Nigeria's education sector.

Growing Japan-Philippines Defense Ties Raise Regional Security Concerns

Japan-Philippines defense alignment sparks regional security concerns and rising geopolitical rivalry.

China Criticizes Japan’s Defence Policy, Warns Against Military Expansion

China criticizes Japan's defence policy, warns against military expansion and rising regional tensions.

Any Provocation Seeking to Meddle in Taiwan Question Will Come at a Cost

Japanese politician Keiji Furuya speaking at a microphone against a light teal background.

Defense Bubble Can not Rescue Japan’s Economy

An editorial illustration depicting Japan's "defense bubble" masking systemic economic decline and risky militarism.

Vision Of Building Community with Shared Future for Humanity Lights Way Forward

China’s vision for a shared future promotes global unity, peaceful development, and mutually beneficial cooperation.

Niger Delta Investment Drive Aims to Benefit From China’s New Zero-Tariffs for African Goods -Edebiri

Dr. Solomon Edebiri discussing Niger Delta investment opportunities and China’s zero-tariff trade policy for Africa.

Sanae Takaichi’s Rhetoric Signals the Risks of Japan’s Evolving Security Strategy

A fighter jet soaring over a rising sun, symbolizing Japan’s "neo-militarism" and regional security threats.

New Monroe Doctrine Never Needed in Today’s World

The world does not need a 'new Monroe Doctrine,' and history will inevitably consign it to the dustbin.

Three Questions for Japan: Unmasking Its So-Called ‘Pacifist Nation’ Image

Japan’s military expansion masks a shift toward neo-militarism, threatening regional peace and constitutional pacifism.

Takaichi’s Taiwan-Related Fallacies Grave Provocation Against International Law

Takaichi's Taiwan contingency fallacy violates international law, reneges on treaty obligations, and challenges post-war order.

Neo-Militarism’ Will Once Again Lead Japan Toward Abyss

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi gestures while speaking about Japan's record-high 9.04 trillion yen defense budget.

No Country Has the Right to Act as the World’s Policeman

U.S. military intervention in Venezuela a violation of international law.

Exposing Sinister Rhetoric Behind Japan’s Right-Wing Attempts to Rewrite History

China, U.S. Should Seek Common Ground, Shelve Differences to Manage Divergences