Kurdish Accord: Al Sharra’s Big Break
The Syrian government and the Kurdish-led SDF have struck a deal to integrate the northeast. What does this mean for Al Sharra’s leadership and his government’s future?
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Duterte On Arrest: What’s Next for His dynasty?
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest by the ICC could reshape his family’s political influence. Will his dynasty survive the legal and political fallout?
Is Syria’s Islamist Government Turning Against the Alawites?
Syria’s Islamist government is shifting focus to the Alawites after Latakia clashes, raising concerns over sectarian tensions and religious minorities future.
Iran’s Reformist VP Ousted: A Door Closes to the West
Iran’s reformist vice president has been removed, signaling a shift toward conservative control and a weakening chance of diplomacy with the West.
Can Bangladesh’s Riotous Student Leaders Build a New Political Order?
A student-led political party is preparing to challenge established forces in the next general election. Will these former activists drive real change or stir further unrest?
PKK Lay Down Arms—What Comes Next?
The PKK has laid down its arms after decades of conflict with Turkey. What does this mean for the future of Kurdish-Turkish relations?
With Ties to Afghanistan Fraying, Pakistan Escalates Crackdown on Refugees
As relations with Afghanistan deteriorate, Pakistan intensifies its crackdown on Afghan refugees, heightening tensions with Kabul.
Turkmenistan Eyes a Future in the Middle Corridor
Turkmenistan is pushing to integrate into the Middle Corridor trade routes, seeking to expand its economic influence and boost regional connectivity. Will it succeed in reshaping its role in Eurasian trade?
Curtains for Democracy? Hong Kong’s Longest-Standing Opposition Party to Dissolve
Hong Kong’s longest-standing opposition party, the Democratic Party, is set to dissolve, marking the end of an era for the city's pro-democracy movement amid Beijing's tightening control.
In Nepal, a Rare Political Consensus—But Against Social Media
Nepal’s politicians are uniting to impose stricter social media regulations, with traditional media backing the move. What does this mean for free speech?
