The upcoming Iranian presidential election is expected to maintain the regime's priorities of continuity and stability, with the likely winner being Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, a conservative candidate favored by the military and the supreme leader's office.
China's new trespass law in the South China Sea allows detention of foreigners for up to 60 days without trial, escalating tensions with neighboring countries like the Philippines, which has stepped up patrols in response.
Central Asia's mineral wealth attracts global powers; South Korea's "K-Silk Road" aims to tap it.
India's general election results show a surprising dip in support for Narendra Modi's BJP, with some attributing the decline to a rift between the BJP and its parent organization, the RSS.
The proposed hostage deal with Hamas, which Israel hopes will end the conflict, faces opposition from far-right allies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The "Balloon War" between North and South Korea escalates as both sides use balloons to spread propaganda and trash, heightening tensions and straining relations.
Narendra Modi begins his third term as India's Prime Minister, marking a significant milestone. He has retained key figures from the previous government and included members from various parties in his new cabinet.
Afghanistan remains under strict Taliban rule, marked by severe punishments, suppression of women, and enforced dress codes, despite promises of moderation.
European Parliament elections underway, with 373 million voters choosing 720 members. Hard-right parties expected to gain ground, impacting EU policies on climate change, immigration, and trade.
Singapore's general election may be held earlier than expected, with analysts suggesting a possible call as early as September.
Despite winning 240 seats, the BJP's performance was seen as a setback for Modi's authoritarian tendencies and a sign that Indians value their democracy.
Find out how the ruling BJP's failure to secure a majority single-handedly will lead to negotiations and collaboration with various political parties.
Maldives bans Israeli tourists amid Gaza conflict, risking economic consequences and diplomatic tensions with the West.
Israel's war on Gaza continues, with the US now working seriously towards a ceasefire, facing humiliation due to its weakened power over Israel and commitment to human rights.
Taiwan's opposition-controlled parliament has passed a controversial reform bill amid intense protests, raising concerns about the country's democratic system.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to secure a consecutive third term, which could lead to more actions fulfilling Hindu nationalist demands, including the formation of Akhand Bharat.
North Korea retaliates against South Korea's propaganda balloons by sending balloons filled with feces and trash.
Three European countries recognize Palestine, challenging Israel's stance on the conflict.
West Bengal's political violence escalates as parties vie for power, undermining democracy.
Pakistani students face xenophobic violence in Kyrgyzstan, prompting diplomatic concerns and student evacuations.
