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
