Russia’s Presidential Election: Putin is Ready for his “First Term”
Putin's grip tightens as Russia readies for election amid opposition crackdown. Navalny's death sparks outrage, but Putin remains poised for victory.
How the Narendra Modi Era Changed Kashmir?
Three religions vie for Kashmir, reshaped by Modi's initiatives, yet unrest persists amid geopolitical tensions and internal dissent.
Asia’s Korean Love: How will Korean Soft Power Influence the Region?
Young Indian girls' disappearance links to BTS fandom, revealing Korea's cultural surge globally, challenging US dominance in entertainment markets.
The US Military to Construct a Port in Gaza: Will it Help Reach Humanitarian Aid to Gaza?
Gaza's dire humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by conflict and blockade, prompting the U.S. military's intervention to establish aid routes.
Manila Faces Humiliation Against China in the South China Sea
Tensions escalate as China's coast guard clashes with Philippines' vessel, highlighting power dynamics in South China Sea. Diplomatic resolution sought.
Russia Ukraine War: Russia’s Problem With Demand of Chinese Yuan
Russian businesses increasingly rely on yuan amid Western banking cutoff, facing scarcity and rising costs, hindering growth amidst geopolitical tensions.
Maldives Deepens Strategic Relationship with China, Evidencing a Shift from India
China strengthens military ties with the Maldives, triggering concerns from India. Maldives pivots to China, impacting regional geopolitics and tourism.
China Addresses Reality in ‘Two Sessions’: Sets Modest GDP Target And Makes Key Political Decisions
China's "Two Sessions" reveal cautious GDP targets, deep-rooted economic challenges, and strategic shifts towards high-tech manufacturing amidst geopolitical tensions.
Kyrgyzstan’s Kyzyl-Ompol: Government’s Reassurances Fail to Quell Uranium Worries
Kyrgyzstan's Kyzyl-Ompol uranium project faces environmental and social concerns amid hopes for economic growth and energy stability.
Nepal Citizens Recruitment to Wagner Army: How is it Happening?
South Asian migrants, driven by economic need, navigate perilous jobs globally, with Nepali involvement in conflicts like Ukraine raising concerns.
China’s Parliament to Meetup: What Will be the Outcomes of China’s “Two Sessions”?
China faces economic, diplomatic, and military challenges, including Belt and Road setbacks. 'Two Sessions' convene to address issues amid political reshuffles.
Singapore’s Concert Economy: How Will Taylor Swift Contribute to the Singapore Economy?
Swifties drive "Swiftonomics," boosting economies worldwide. Singapore sees a surge in tourism and bookings ahead of Taylor Swift's concerts.
Will the Surge of Farmers Protests Impact Modi’s Hopes for a Third Term?
Farmers' protests challenge Modi's reforms, but BJP tactics fragment opposition. Rising tensions spark concerns over democracy in India.
Saudi Arabia to Host the 2034 World Cup: How Saudi Arabia Evolves as the Leader of Islamic World
The football World Cup's global impact surpasses major events like the Olympics. Saudi Arabia's bid for 2034 underscores its strategic aspirations.
Iran Legislative Elections 2024: Polls Open for “Ceremonial” Election
Iran's elections face low turnout amid economic woes and discontent, with strict candidate criteria and boycott calls challenging legitimacy.
Shrinking Russosphere: How Central Asia’s Cultural Uplift Will Affect Russia’s Interests?
Language shapes identities, notably in the Soviet Union where Russian influenced cohesion. Post-Soviet, nations assert linguistic independence, reshaping geopolitical dynamics.
Drowning Diplomacy: Taiwan’s Receding Influence Across Pacific Islands
Taiwan seeks global recognition amid mounting pressures from Beijing, losing Pacific allies but resiliently confronting economic coercion and geopolitical shifts.
Indonesia’s Islamic State: The Story of Aceh
Criticism grows as Saudi Arabia dilutes Sharia; Aceh, Indonesia, enforces strict Sharia amidst tolerance concerns, shaping broader religious and governance trends.
What Will the New Government in Pakistan Mean for the Neighbors?
Pakistan's new government, likely led by Shehbaz Sharif, faces internal turmoil and military dominance, with minimal change expected in foreign policy.
How Japan’s Decline Will Impact Asia?
Japan's historical prominence in Asia faces economic decline, impacting global standings and geopolitical dynamics, with implications for regional alliances.
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