Malaysia and Singapore Reunite After 60 Years with New Economic Zone
Malaysia and Singapore have launched the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone to boost bilateral ties and attract global investment
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Uneasy Allies: The Quiet Growth of India’s Ties with Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan
India seeks to strengthen ties with the Taliban amid shifting regional dynamics and evolving security concerns in Afghanistan
With the New President, Can Lebanon Chart a Course Toward the West?
Lebanon elects Army Commander Joseph Aoun as president, signaling a shift away from Iran's influence and hope for stability
Is Trump Pushing for a Gaza Ceasefire?
Donald Trump aims to broker a Gaza ceasefire as he begins his second term, emphasizing urgent negotiations and hostages release
How South Korea’s Political Crisis Is Troubling Its Economy
South Korea faces severe economic challenges due to political unrest, with a weakening won and declining business sentiment
Kazakhstan’s Shrewd Neutrality in Azerbaijan-Russia Tensions
Russia apologizes to Azerbaijan after accidentally shooting down a civilian plane, straining their historic alliance
Can Yemen’s Crisis Find a Resolution, Like Syria’s?
The Israel-Iran conflict is reshaping alliances in the Middle East, with potential resolutions in Syria and Yemen emerging
Public Fury Mounts, Yet the South Korean President Holds Firm
Amid South Korea's political turmoil, President Yoon Suk Yeol faces calls for resignation and potential arrest over insurrection charges
Will Myanmar’s Rebels Trouble Bangladesh’s Borders?
Bangladesh faces escalating tensions with Myanmar due to the Arakan Army's growing influence along their border
Singapore at Sixty: What 2025 Holds for Its Political Landscape
Singapore's 60th anniversary in 2025 promises a year of reflection, unity, and significant political changes ahead of a crucial general election
