Four Years In: Where Myanmar’s Civil War Stands Now
Myanmar's civil war intensifies, displacing millions and causing widespread devastation as the junta's power weakens and the country risks fracturing.
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The US-China Trade War Heats Up—What It Means for Singapore
As U.S.-China trade tensions escalate, Singapore faces economic vulnerabilities despite avoiding direct tariffs
Saudi Arabia Reclaims Its Regional Clout with Syria’s Embrace
As Syria strengthens ties with Saudi Arabia, it signals a shift in regional power dynamics. Explore how this renewed alliance is reshaping the Middle East
Trump Takes a Swing at China with Tariffs
Trump imposes new tariffs on China, escalating trade tensions while signaling a tougher stance on economic policies
From Insurgency to the Presidency: Syria’s Uncertain Bet on Ahmed al-Sharaa
Ahmed al-Sharaa has been appointed Syria's interim president, marking a significant shift after the Assad regime's collapse
Trump, Gaza, and the Politics of Departure: A Policy or a Punchline?
Is Trump’s call for Gazans to “Leave for a Better Life” a strategic policy or mere rhetoric?
A Return to Tradition? Iraq Legalizes Child Marriages
Iraq's parliament has passed laws that may legalize child marriage, raising concerns about women's rights and children's protection
Myanmar’s Junta and Rebels Strike a Truce: How Long Can It Hold?
Myanmar's junta and the MNDAA signed a ceasefire agreement, mediated by China, to halt ongoing hostilities
Why Doesn’t India Have a Strong Third National Party?
India's political landscape is dominated by the BJP and INC, limiting true multi-party representation
Who Will Govern Gaza?
A fragile ceasefire has paused violence in Gaza, raising questions about future governance and humanitarian aid distribution
