The Impeachment of Yoon Suk Yeol: A Chapter Closes, But the Story Goes On

PAP Introduces Fresh Faces—A Revitalization or Damage Control?

With GE2025 approaching, PAP unveils fresh faces—but is this a genuine revitalization or a strategic move to counter public dissatisfaction?
Bangladesh beckons China, offering a strategic foothold

Can East Asia Set Aside Old Rivalries to Forge a New Economic Order?

Knesset Pushes Through Law to Rein in Judiciary

Wong Highlights Critical Choice for Singapore in Election

Is Gaza Finally Turning Against Hamas?

As Democracy Falters, a Nostalgic Call for Monarchy Rises in Nepal

Leong Mun Wai Returns to Lead PSP—But Can He Steer It to Victory?

A Nation’s Resistance: Confronting Erdoğan’s Hunger for Power

As protests erupt across Turkey, citizens push back against President Erdoğan’s growing authoritarianism. Is this a turning point for the nation’s political future?
Pritam Singh Raises Doubts Over Singapore’s Electoral Map

Opposition leader Pritam Singh questions the fairness of Singapore’s newly redrawn electoral map, sparking debate over political boundaries and electoral transparency.
South Korea Reinstates Han Duck-soo After Impeachment Rejected

South Korea’s acting president, Han Duck-soo, has been reinstated after the court struck down his impeachment, marking a swift political turnaround.
Israel Faces Deepening Political Crisis and Courtroom Fights

Israel is embroiled in a deepening political crisis as legal battles and courtroom fights intensify, testing the government’s stability and sparking nationwide debate.
Is China Taking Over Uzbekistan?

Amid Regional Tensions, Singapore and Vietnam Deepen Ties

As regional tensions rise, Singapore and Vietnam are strengthening their diplomatic and economic partnership, fostering greater cooperation in Southeast Asia
The Yemen Question: Will the U.S. Ever Call It Done?

Progress Singapore Party Revamps Leadership Ahead of Election

Progress Singapore Party revamps its leadership in preparation for the upcoming election. Explore what this means for Singapore’s political landscape.
Indonesia Expands Military’s Role, Raising Fears of Democratic Erosion

Indonesia has passed a controversial law expanding the military’s role in government, raising concerns over democratic backsliding and civilian oversight.
Syria’s Constitutional Declaration: A Step Toward Inclusion or a Veil for Exclusion?

Is Syria’s new constitutional declaration truly inclusive, or does it mask deeper divisions? Explore the challenges and implications of Syria’s evolving political framework.
Myanmar’s Junta Moves Toward Elections, but Fears of a Farce Persist

Myanmar’s junta is moving toward elections, but many fear they will be a farce. Explore concerns over legitimacy, military control, and democratic suppression.
The Truce Collapses: Hostage Crisis or Government in Crisis?

Israel breaks the truce, escalating demands for hostage release. Is Netanyahu acting to rescue captives or to secure his political future?
A Peace Deal in the Caucasus, Sealed Under Baku’s Shadow

With New Electoral Boundaries, Opposition Parties Weigh Their Next Move

As Singapore’s political boundaries shift, opposition parties rethink their strategies to stay competitive. Discover how they plan to navigate the changing landscape.
A New Power Broker? Saudi Arabia’s Rise in Global Diplomacy

Are New Rail Routes Enhancing Kazakhstan’s Strategic Role?

Discover how new rail routes in Central Asia are strengthening Kazakhstan’s strategic importance, enhancing trade, and redefining regional influence.
Singapore’s Electoral Boundaries Redrawn, and the Debate Follows

Kurdish Accord: Al Sharra’s Big Break

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?
Trump’s Talks Proposal: A Lifeline for Iran or a Political Trap?

As Chipmaking Shifts, Is Taiwan Losing Its Leverage?

As semiconductor manufacturing moves to the U.S., is Taiwan losing its strategic leverage?
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.
Beijing’s Bid to Be the Grown-Up in the Room

Tajikistan’s Election Charade Cements One-Party Rule

Tajikistan’s ruling party tightens its grip on power through a carefully orchestrated election, leaving little room for opposition and reinforcing its authoritarian rule.
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?

India’s Linguistic Battle: A Threat to Unity?

India’s language divide is becoming more pronounced, sparking political and cultural tensions. Is the nation heading toward a deeper crisis?
As the U.S. Withdraws, Can China Take the Helm?

As the U.S. pulls back from its global role, can China step up as the new world leader?
GRCs in 2025: A Surge in Multi-Way Battles?

As the 2025 elections approach, experts predict a surge in multi-way battles in GRCs
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?
People’s Power Party Breaks Away—Does It Even Matter?

The People’s Power Party has withdrawn from the opposition alliance. Is this just another setback for Singapore’s opposition?
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

Will Bold Governance Reforms Help Vietnam?

Vietnam, long affected by bureaucracy, inefficiency, and corruption, is taking bold steps to reform its governance, aiming for political and economic growth.
Curtains for Democracy? Hong Kong’s Longest-Standing Opposition Party to Dissolve

Balochistan: A Deepening Fault Line and Rising Death Toll

Balochistan is witnessing escalating violence and deepening political divisions, with a rising death toll and increasing instability.
With Netanyahu’s Backing, Is Trump’s Plan Closer to Reality?

With Netanyahu’s support, is Trump’s plan more likely to succeed, or will it face the same political and legal hurdles?
Can Iran Withstand Trump’s Imminent Onslaught of Sanctions?

As Donald Trump prepares to unleash a new wave of sanctions, Iran faces mounting economic and political pressure. Can the country withstand the impact?
The Political Impact of Singapore’s Opposition Leader’s Conviction

Singapore’s opposition leader has been convicted. What does this mean for the country’s political landscape and the future of its opposition?
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?
Can India Steer Clear of Trump’s Tariff Fury?

As Trump eyes tougher trade policies, can India navigate the looming tariff threats and safeguard its economic interests?
Decoding the Flourishing India-France Affair

Explore the deepening India-France relationship, from strategic partnerships to cultural ties, and what it means for global geopolitics.
Georgian Parliament Races to Limit Opposition

Georgia’s parliament is swiftly pushing through laws that restrict opposition powers, fueling concerns about the country’s democratic decline.
Will Jordan Be Forced to Take in Gazans Under Trump’s Plan?

Is Support for Hasina on the Rise in Bangladesh?

As Bangladesh navigates through a political crisis, is support for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina growing?
Stormy Waters or Smooth Sailing? Japan’s Fate Under Trump 2.0

In his second term, Trump continues to clash with allies, undermining longstanding partnerships, all while the global political landscape grows ever more volatile. Against…
How Azerbaijan Found the Nerve to Stand Up to Russia

Narendra Modi Finally Got India’s Capital Territory

Sara Duterte’s Impeachment: When Political Heirs Flunk the Job

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte faces impeachment over accusations including plotting to assassinate the president and large-scale corruption
Is Everything Set for Trump’s Real Estate Project in Gaza?

Four Years In: Where Myanmar’s Civil War Stands Now

Myanmar’s civil war intensifies, displacing millions and causing widespread devastation as the junta’s power weakens and the country risks fracturing.
The US-China Trade War Heats Up—What It Means for Singapore

As U.S.-China trade tensions escalate, Singapore faces economic vulnerabilities despite avoiding direct tariffs
Saudi Arabia Reclaims Its Regional Clout with Syria’s Embrace

Trump Takes a Swing at China with Tariffs

Trump imposes new tariffs on China, escalating trade tensions while signaling a tougher stance on economic policies
From Insurgency to the Presidency: Syria’s Uncertain Bet on Ahmed al-Sharaa

Ahmed al-Sharaa has been appointed Syria’s interim president, marking a significant shift after the Assad regime’s collapse
Trump, Gaza, and the Politics of Departure: A Policy or a Punchline?

Is Trump’s call for Gazans to “Leave for a Better Life” a strategic policy or mere rhetoric?
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
Myanmar’s Junta and Rebels Strike a Truce: How Long Can It Hold?

Myanmar’s junta and the MNDAA signed a ceasefire agreement, mediated by China, to halt ongoing hostilities
Why Doesn’t India Have a Strong Third National Party?

India’s political landscape is dominated by the BJP and INC, limiting true multi-party representation
Who Will Govern Gaza?

A fragile ceasefire has paused violence in Gaza, raising questions about future governance and humanitarian aid distribution
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 Turkey Mend Its Fractured Ties with the Kurds?

Turkey’s role in Syria has shifted, focusing on Kurdish relations and regional influence after Assad’s regime fell
Curtains for Imran Khan? Inside Pakistan’s Bid to End His Career

Imran Khan faces a 14-year prison sentence amid political turmoil, as authorities seek to sideline him from politics
At Last, a Ceasefire—Will it Last?

Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire, effective Sunday, to exchange hostages and pause the conflict in Gaza
Armenia Deepens Its Ties with the West

Armenia is shifting its geopolitical focus westward, strengthening ties with the U.S. and EU amid tensions with Russia
Yoon Suk Yeol Finally Arrested: What Happens Next?

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been arrested, becoming the first sitting president to face such charges in history
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
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
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
Singaporean Politics in 2024: Preparing for the Big Election

Explore the significant political developments in Singapore as parties prepare for the pivotal general election in 2025
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
Manmohan Singh: A Legacy of Quiet Courage and Economic Reform

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, 92, passed away in New Delhi, leaving behind a legacy of economic transformation
Cambodian Opposition Leader Jailed on Usual Charges

Cambodia’s authoritarian regime, led by Hun Sen, silences dissent and imprisons opposition leaders like Sun Chanthy
The New China? Vietnam’s Quest to Silence Opposition and Critique

Vietnam’s new internet law enforces strict surveillance and censorship, mirroring China’s authoritarian model of governance
The Emirates Strategic Charm Offensive in Africa

The UAE’s strategic influence in Africa through diplomatic efforts, investments, and soft power initiatives
Can HTS Rebuild Syria Despite the Terrorist Stigma?

The Syrian civil war has officially ended, with Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham now governing a fractured nation
India’s Khalistan Paradox: Divisions That Endure

Sikhs have long sought political autonomy, leading to tensions over Khalistan amid rising nationalism in India
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
Will Singapore Ever Recognize Palestine?

Singapore maintains a cautious stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict, advocating for Palestinian sovereignty while withholding formal recognition of Palestine
How the BJP’s ‘One Nation, One Election’ Is Redefining Indian Democracy

India’s elections are a grand spectacle, with the “One Nation, One Election” proposal aiming to streamline costs and governance
As Sanctions Suffocate Russia, Kazakhstan Struggles to Breathe

Kazakhstan’s economy suffers as reliance on Russia deepens amid sanctions, leading to currency depreciation and rising inflation
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
The Sixties, Revisited: How Bangladesh Found Its Echoes

Bangladesh’s independence marks a complex legacy, with rising anti-India sentiment and internal strife threatening its future