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
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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
Can the Philippines be found on Trump’s Map of Ambitions?
Speculation abounds on whether Trump’s interest in territorial expansion extends beyond Greenland, with whispers suggesting the Philippines could be a potential target
Can Turkey Mend Its Fractured Ties with the Kurds?
Turkey's role in Syria has shifted, focusing on Kurdish relations and regional influence after Assad's regime fell
Curtains for Imran Khan? Inside Pakistan’s Bid to End His Career
Imran Khan faces a 14-year prison sentence amid political turmoil, as authorities seek to sideline him from politics
At Last, a Ceasefire—Will it Last?
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire, effective Sunday, to exchange hostages and pause the conflict in Gaza
Armenia Deepens Its Ties with the West
Armenia is shifting its geopolitical focus westward, strengthening ties with the U.S. and EU amid tensions with Russia
Yoon Suk Yeol Finally Arrested: What Happens Next?
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been arrested, becoming the first sitting president to face such charges in history
