South Korea’s Top Court Rules for Stronger Climate Action
South Korea's court mandates stronger climate action, ruling existing laws inadequate for protecting future generations rights
Category World
How Afghanistan Still Impacts U.S. Presidential Campaigns
Afghanistan was infused with extremist Islamic ideology by the U.S. to counter the Soviet Union, leading to the Taliban's rise and the U.S. invasion
Putin Still Seeks to Mediate Peace in the Caucasus
A shift in sentiment among younger generations in former Soviet countries shows a growing alignment with Western values, challenging Russia's influence
Significance of Narendra Modi’s Visit to Ukraine
Modi's visit to Ukraine marks a historic moment, emphasizing India's support for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict with Russia
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
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
Does Georgia Help Russia Bypass Sanctions?
Georgia is accused of circumventing Western sanctions on Russia, jeopardizing its European aspirations despite protests against Russia
Who Will Become Japan’s Next Prime Minister?
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will step down, leading to an unpredictable leadership race within the LDP next month
Why Doesn’t the Islamic World Have a Superpower to Challenge Israel?
The Islamic world lacks a superpower to challenge Israel due to U.S. dominance and weakened regional leadership
Is Russia Going to Lose the War?
Ukrainian forces make significant gains into Russian territory, challenging Moscow's might
