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
Category Opinion
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 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
A Drift or Another Drama? What’s Happening Between Azerbaijan and Russia?
Azerbaijan's loyalty to Russia is tested after a tragic plane crash, prompting demands for accountability and potential shifts in alliances
How Long Can South Korea’s Suspended President Cling On?
South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol defies impeachment, facing protests and a Constitutional Court ruling on his future
Does Israel Want To Expand?
Israel's recent actions suggest expansion beyond its original borders, intensifying focus on the Golan Heights and settlements in occupied territories
The Impeachment That Saved South Korea from Shame
South Korea's National Assembly impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol after his controversial martial law declaration, marking a pivotal moment for democracy
Why North Korea Isn’t Weighing In on the South’s Turmoil?
North Korea remains silent amid South Korea's political turmoil, marking a departure from its typical hostile stance
EVM Rigging or Directionlessness: What’s Troubling the Indian National Congress?
The Indian National Congress celebrates a rare achievement but faces ongoing challenges and declining influence in Indian politics
Will Pakistan’s Shias Meet the Same Fate as Its Other Minorities?
Sectarian violence in Pakistan escalates, with 300 families fleeing recent clashes that left 32 dead, highlighting systemic oppression of Shia Muslims
