Public Outcry Leads to Withdrawal of Indonesia’s Pro-Dynasty Law
Massive protests erupted in Indonesia against political dynasties, prompting lawmakers to postpone controversial election law revisions
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How Long Can Pakistan Remain a Republic?
Pakistan faces rising extremism as Islamist factions gain influence, challenging modern governance and minority rights
China-European Union Trade War Heats Up
Europe takes action to shield its market from cheap Chinese products, prompting retaliatory investigations from China into European imports
The Story of Alice Guo, the Philippine Mayor Who Alleged Chinese Espionage
In 2022, Alice Guo was elected as the new mayor of Bomaban, a town on Luzon, the Philippines largest and most populous island. Despite limited public information about her background, such as her birthplace or education, Guo defeated the Nationalist…
Are We Really Approaching a Ceasefire in Gaza?
A U.S. ceasefire demand in the Israel-Hamas conflict faces resistance as humanitarian crises deepen in Gaza
Vietnam and China Deepen Party and Government Relations
China and Vietnam are strengthening ties, with Vietnam's new leader prioritizing relations during his recent visit to China
China and the Philippines Collide Again
China and the Philippines clashed again in the South China Sea, with vessels colliding near the disputed Sabina Shoal
Does Georgia Help Russia Bypass Sanctions?
Georgia is accused of circumventing Western sanctions on Russia, jeopardizing its European aspirations despite protests against Russia
What Hamas Has Done to the Palestinians
Gaza faces immense suffering, with a death toll nearing 40,000 amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises
How Mass Protests Are Shaking Bengal Politics
Protests in West Bengal intensify after the brutal rape and murder of a junior doctor, putting pressure on Mamata Banerjee's AITC-led state government.
