The PAP Targets the Workers Party Again This Time Over a Cross-Border Interview
The PAP steps up efforts to discredit the Singapore opposition, targeting Workers’ Party leader Pritam Singh over a podcast appearance in Malaysia.
The War That Paused—But Didn’t End: Israel, Iran, and What Comes Next
Explore the aftermath of the Israel–Iran war, its regional consequences, and the rising tensions that could lead to renewed conflict. Is a second round on the horizon?
Shinawatra’s Inherited Power Wavers Amid Protests in Thailand
Within a year of taking office, Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s government is facing political instability, coalition fractures, and rising public protests amid a leaked phone scandal and mounting judicial pressure.
Old Allies, New Calculations: Washington’s Subtle Return to Islamabad
The United States is quietly rebuilding its relationship with Pakistan. From geopolitical shifts to regional security, discover why Washington sees new value in mending ties with Islamabad.
In Mongolia, a New Prime Minister—and Familiar Questions About Stability
Mongolia's new prime minister takes office amid public unrest. Can he bring lasting political stability to a nation weary of protests and broken promises?
Singapore’s 15th Parliament Meets on September 5; Will It Deliver on Democratic Hopes?
Singapore’s new Parliament starts September 5—will it live up to the legacy of the last? Here’s what the opening session may signal for the future.
Is War Between Israel and Iran Now Inevitable?
Tensions between Israel and Iran have reached a critical point after recent airstrikes and threats of retaliation. Is a full-scale war inevitable? Explore the unfolding conflict and what may come next.
What Happened to the United Front That Challenged Modi
Despite making electoral gains in 2024, India’s opposition alliance is now showing cracks. What caused this fragmentation, and what does it mean for the future of Indian democracy?
Facing Financial Strain, Pakistan Prioritizes Defense in New Budget
Despite facing severe economic challenges and rising debt, Pakistan’s 2025–26 budget increases military spending by nearly 20%, drawing public and expert concern.
In Seoul, a New President and the Renewed Promise of Warmer Ties with Beijing
With a new administration in Seoul, will South Korea shift its approach to China? Explore how President Lee’s foreign policy could reshape South Korea–China relations amid regional tensions and economic interdependence.
No Rights, No Resistance: The World’s Shrug at Afghanistan’s New Normal
As countries engage diplomatically with the Taliban, concerns grow over the lack of progress on human rights. Is the Islamic Emirate inching toward global recognition despite these issues?
Will the Thailand-Cambodia Border Dispute Boil Over?
Tensions are rising between Thailand and Cambodia after a deadly border clash. With nationalist rhetoric on the rise, will the decades-old dispute spiral into a larger crisis?
