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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
Georgia Accelerates Toward Russia with Pro-Kremlin President
Georgia faces a political crisis as protests erupt against a pro-Russian government and its newly elected president
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
Will the Taliban-IS Conflict Worsen in Afghanistan?
The ongoing conflict between the Taliban and ISIS-K raises questions about true Islamic governance in Afghanistan
Turkey and Its Syria: A United Front Against the Kurds?
Turkey is reasserting its influence in Syria, targeting Kurdish forces amid a shifting power dynamic in the region
South Korea’s Political Drama to Add Up More Episodes
South Korea’s cultural rise faces political turmoil, with protests against President Yoon escalating amid calls for his resignation
Is Syria Entering a New Era of Peace?
Rebels have seized Damascus, marking the end of Bashar al-Assad’s regime after thirteen years of civil war
How Tense Is the Political Climate in South Korea?
South Korea’s political turmoil escalated as President Yoon declared martial law, triggering widespread protests and calls for his resignation
How long will Syria remain a battleground?
Syria’s civil war continues, fueled by foreign interests and ongoing clashes among multiple factions, resulting in immense suffering
How Yoon’s Mad Night Revived an ’80s Vibe in South Korea
South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, then quickly reversed it amid fierce opposition and political turmoil
A Fragile State: Bangladesh’s Deepening Divide
Bangladesh faces escalating communal conflict and persecution of minorities under an interim Islamist government following a popular uprising
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
Resurgence of Syria’s Rebel Islamists: Trouble Brewing Again?
Islamist group HTS has seized control of Aleppo, reigniting global concerns about renewed Islamist rule in Syria
What’s Going On Between the Philippines President and Vice President?
Philippine politics faces turmoil as Vice President Sara Duterte threatens President Marcos, igniting conflict between powerful dynasties
Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire: A Path to Peace or a Temporary Pause?
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire, effective Wednesday, ending their latest conflict amid ongoing tensions and violence
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
The Politics of Climate Conference
COP29 in Azerbaijan faced criticism for its focus on oil and lack of significant climate action
Hindutva Strengthens Its Hold in India’s Wealthiest State
Maharashtra’s BJP-led alliance wins 235 seats in the assembly election, securing a strong mandate for another five years
Assessing the Impact of the ICC’s Arrest Warrant on Netanyahu
International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza
Why Should India Consider Changing Its Capital?
Delhi’s air pollution crisis poses severe health risks, prompting discussions about relocating the capital for sustainable development
Political Freedom Sealed: A Farewell to Hong Kong?
Hong Kong’s political freedoms are vanishing as China enforces control, silencing dissent and erasing its unique identity
Sri Lanka: The New Communist Hotspot in Asia
Sri Lanka’s communist party, JVP, wins a historic supermajority, reshaping the political landscape under President Anura Dissanayake
Mutual Defense Treaty Pulls North Korea into War
Russia’s war in Ukraine has led to high casualties and recruitment challenges, now involving North Korean troops for support
Has Qatar Failed as a Mediator?
Qatar is stepping back from mediating between Hamas and Israel, citing lack of good faith from both sides
How Would Trump’s Second Term Affect Asia?
Donald Trump has been confirmed as the next U.S. president, defeating Kamala Harris in a historic election
Will Singapore’s PM Wong Reform PAP Before the General Election?
Singapore’s PAP faces challenges as opposition gains ground; new PM Lawrence Wong pushes for reforms ahead of the 2025 election
Georgia Stays Committed to Russia
Georgia’s parliamentary elections on October 26 saw Georgian Dream secure a landslide victory, despite accusations of electoral fraud from the opposition
Japan Enters a Phase of Political Uncertainty
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces political instability after his party’s significant election loss, losing its parliamentary majority for the first time since 2009
What’s the Game Israel and Iran Are Playing?
Israel and Iran’s conflict escalates, with direct strikes exchanged, raising fears of broader regional war
Is Israel humiliating the UN?
The United Nations struggles to maintain authority amid escalating global tensions, particularly in the Israel-Palestine conflict
BRICS Shows Strength in Russia
The 16th BRICS summit in Kazan highlights the bloc’s growing geopolitical significance and its challenge to U.S. dominance
Is Now the Time to End the War?
Israel has killed Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind behind the October 7th attack, escalating its war against Hamas and Hezbollah
Canada-India Relations Reach a Boiling Point
India and Canada face escalating tensions over the killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, leading to mutual diplomat expulsions
Pakistan Set to Widen Crackdown on Opposition Using Anti-Terror Laws
Pakistan faces an existential crisis as public dissent rises against a ruling elite amid economic collapse and political turmoil
Kashmir Opts Out of Bharatiya Janata Party
The National Conference and Congress alliance won a majority in Jammu and Kashmir, marking a setback for the BJP
A Year That Redefined the Middle East
One year after Hamas’s brutal attack on Israel, global commemorations highlight the ongoing conflict’s devastating toll
How Israel Could Destabilize Iran
Iran faces potential fragmentation as Israel escalates its military strategy against the Islamic Republic, risking broader conflict
How Iswaran’s Sentence Will Impact Singapore Politics
Former Singaporean minister S. Iswaran sentenced to 12 months in prison for accepting over $300,000 in gifts and obstructing justice
How Does Iran Grant Israel a License for Direct Attack?
Tensions between Israel and Iran escalate as missile attacks raise fears of an all-out war, impacting regional stability
Japan confirmed Shigeru Ishiba as the new prime minister
Japan’s parliament elected Shigeru Ishiba as prime minister, succeeding Fumio Kishida amid calls for a snap election on October 27
Why Is South Asia So Involved in the Israel-Palestine Conflict?
Protests in South Asia over the Israel-Palestine conflict reveal deep religious ties and societal divisions amid local issues
Israel Aims to End the “Axis of Resistance”
Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis face collapse as Israel’s military campaign targets their leadership and infrastructure
Sri Lankan President to Hold Election for Communist Parliament
Sri Lanka’s President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has dissolved parliament, calling for elections on November 14 to consolidate power
Israel Expands War to Southern Lebanon
Israel intensifies its military campaign against Hezbollah, resulting in over 500 casualties in Lebanon amid growing conflict
Sri Lanka’s Communist President Sworn In
Anura Kumara Dissanayake has been inaugurated as Sri Lanka’s new president, promising accountability and a break from political corruption
Can Modi and BJP Conquer Jammu and Kashmir?
The BJP is fighting hard in the ongoing Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, confident of securing a majority government this time
Will the China-Backed Canal Reduce Cambodia’s Reliance on Vietnam?
Cambodia’s rising anti-Vietnamese sentiment is fueled by historical grievances and current border disputes, leading to protests and political tensions
Sri Lanka Heads to Polls to Choose Next President
Sri Lanka holds a pivotal presidential election today amid ongoing economic turmoil and disillusionment with traditional politics
Is the Maldives Swimming Back to India?
Maldives seeks to repair ties with India amid economic crisis, shifting from an “India Out” stance to diplomatic engagement
Germany to Build Strategic Relationship in Central Asia
Germany seeks to strengthen ties with Central Asia for energy resources amid declining Russian influence
What is happening in Lebanon?
Lebanon faces chaos after deadly explosions from Hezbollah devices, killing at least 32 and injuring over 3,000
Will Pager explosions escalate tensions in the Middle East?
A series of pager explosions in Lebanon killed at least 12 and injured thousands, suspected to involve Israeli intelligence
Why Is Saudi Arabia Concerned About the Houthis Attack on Israel?
Pro-Palestinian accounts celebrate the Houthis missile strike on Israel, raising security concerns for Saudi Arabia and the region
Is China Working to Resolve Tensions with India?
China and India face strained relations, primarily due to territorial disputes stemming from Tibet’s annexation by China
How Will the U.S. Election Impact the Israel-Gaza Conflict, and Vice Versa?
Israel’s war on Gaza continues, with the U.S. facing challenges in mediating effectively amid political divide
Why Is Putin Seeking Mediation from China and India in the War?
Putin seeks mediation from China and India as the Russia-Ukraine war reaches a stalemate, complicating peace efforts
Jordan Embraces Islamic Politics
Jordan’s parliamentary elections saw the Islamic Action Front secure 31 seats, reflecting voter frustration with the political status quo
Is Iran Unhappy with the Blooming Russia-Azerbaijan Romance?
Iran’s support for Russia amid the Ukraine war faces scrutiny as tensions rise over Moscow’s backing of Azerbaijan
Why Can’t the Indian Government Fix Manipur?
Ethnic clashes in India’s northeast, rooted in generational tribal animosities, have escalated into a civil war-like situation in Manipur
Is Azerbaijan following Russia’s lead in conducting sham elections?
Azerbaijan’s ruling party secures narrow victory in snap parliamentary election criticized by observers as lacking competition and democratic standards
How Taiwan Uses History to Resist Reunification
Taiwan questions China’s territorial integrity claims, challenging its silence on lost lands to Russia while asserting its own sovereignty
Geopolitics of the Deepening Singapore-India Partnership
Singapore strengthens ties with India, signing agreements on semiconductor cooperation and exploring collaboration in technology and green energy
Is Nepal Finally Delivering Justice for Civil War Crimes?
Nepal’s civil war victims await justice 20 years after thousands were tortured, raped, killed, and disappeared during the 1996-2006 conflict
Why Mongolia Ignored the ICC Verdict and Welcomed Putin
Mongolia welcomed Putin despite ICC arrest warrant, raising concerns over its international obligations and geopolitical stance
Why Did Outrage Erupt Over the Gaza War in Israel?
Protests erupt in Israel demanding a ceasefire and the return of hostages after six bodies were discovered in Gaza
Why Is the Bangladesh Interim Government Delaying Elections?
Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, faces challenges in conducting elections amid ongoing political unrest and reforms
Is Israel Expanding the War to the West Bank?
Israel’s actions against Hamas are expanding throughout Palestinian territories, raising concerns over the future of a Palestinian state
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
China and Japan delegate efforts to ease tensions
China and Japan’s relationship is at a critical low, with tensions escalating amid historical grievances and territorial disputes
Malaysian Opposition Leader Faces Charges for Insulting Royalty
Malaysia charges ex-PM Muhyiddin with sedition over alleged remarks about former king
Is India Responsible for Bangladesh Floods?
Bangladesh grappling with massive flood affecting over 5 million amid political uncertainties and strained relations with India
Will Balochistan Secede from Pakistan?
The demand for an independent Balochistan, a state for the Baloch people, has led to conflicts with Pakistan since 1948
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
Why Doesn’t India Have More States?
Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state, faces significant governance challenges due to its large population and size
Will China Push the Thai Land Bridge Project to Reality?
China’s strategic interest in the Indian Ocean is growing, influenced by regional alliances and infrastructure projects like the Thai Land Bridge
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
Jammu and Kashmir Set to Elect Assembly After 10 Years
Jammu and Kashmir’s upcoming elections are crucial, with significant implications for regional stability and governance
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
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
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…
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.
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
Thailand Gets a New Prime Minister From an Influential Political Dynasty
Thailand appoints Paetongtarn Shinawatra, 37, as its youngest and second female prime minister amid political turmoil
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
Thailand’s Political Drama Seeks New Actor for Prime Minister Role
Thailand’s political drama intensifies as PM Srettha Thavisin is ousted, prompting urgent leadership changes
Japan to Get New Prime Minister as Fumio Kishida Steps Down
Japan’s PM Kishida resigns amid scandals, paving way for new leadership
Is Russia Going to Lose the War?
Ukrainian forces make significant gains into Russian territory, challenging Moscow’s might
Will the Gaza Conflict Cause ISIS and Al-Qaida Revival?
Gaza conflict fuels radicalization among youth, raising global terrorism concerns
How Foreign Influence Shapes Bangladesh?
Bangladesh’s identity stems from conflicts involving India and Pakistan, influencing its politics
What Caused So Much Anti-India Sentiment in the Indian Subcontinent?
India’s regional influence wanes as anti-India sentiment rises across South Asia