G7 Finance Ministers Find Common Cause on China
At the latest G7 finance ministers' meeting, the world’s top economies joined forces to address China’s trade practices, signaling a shift toward unity and strategic alignment.
Wong Unveils Cabinet, Solidifying 4G Core and Building for the Future
PM Wong announces a refreshed Cabinet, marking the full transition from 3G to 4G leadership and laying the groundwork for Singapore's next generation of leaders.
In the Deep South, Thailand’s Islamist Conflict Defies Containment
The insurgency in southern Thailand has flared up again, raising concerns about escalating violence. Explore the factors driving the conflict and what the future may hold for the region.
Are India and Turkey Becoming Enemy States?
A detailed exploration of the diplomatic strain between India and Turkey amid recent geopolitical developments.
SDP Launches Petition to Overhaul Singapore Election System, Aiming for Long-Term Change
The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) has launched a petition calling for comprehensive election system reforms as part of its new campaign ahead of the 2030 General Election.
Trump and the Sheikhs: A Transactional Diplomacy in the Gulf
Donald Trump deepens U.S. relations with wealthy Gulf nations through high-profile arms and tech deals, positioning Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar as key strategic partners.
In South Korea, a Fractured Democracy Prepares for a Fresh Mandate
South Korea readies for the 2025 presidential election after the Yoon era, aiming for political renewal and national direction.
Trump’s Syria Bet: From ‘Terrorist’ to Trusted Ally?
After lifting U.S. sanctions, Donald Trump met Syria’s new Islamist president Ahmed al-Sharaa in a high-profile summit. Explore the strategic motives and implications behind this unexpected diplomatic shift.
After Victory, the PAP Sharpens Its Focus on the Ground
The PAP is reinforcing its ground presence by setting up new branches in Singapore, focusing on areas like Punggol, Tampines, and Tengah ahead of future elections.
US China Tariff War Pauses—Markets Breathe, But Tensions Linger
The US China tariff war is on pause, offering some relief to global markets. Yet behind the optimism, both sides remain wary as deeper issues go unresolved.
Justice in The Hague, Loyalty in Davao
Rodrigo Duterte wins the Davao City mayoral election despite being jailed in The Hague under ICC custody. The former president's controversial comeback stirs debate in Philippine politics.
India and Pakistan Ceasefire Holds, But Disinformation War Rages On
Despite a ceasefire, India and Pakistan remain locked in a fierce disinformation war, with media and officials fueling competing narratives.
