Discover how the recent military and diplomatic escalation between India and Pakistan reshaped domestic politics in both countries—strengthening leadership narratives, influencing public opinion, and shifting electoral strategies.
South Korea has elected liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung as president, marking a shift in power aligned with parliament. But will this end the nation’s deep political impasse or intensify divisions?
Mongolia’s Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene resigns after losing a parliamentary confidence vote, exposing deep political rifts. What lies ahead for the country's fragile democracy amid rising public anger, and economic pressure.
As Vietnam navigates the U.S.-China rivalry, could deeper ties with France offer a stable "Third Way" in trade, defense, and strategic cooperation?
India and Canada are cautiously working to restore diplomatic ties after years of strain during Justin Trudeau’s leadership. With new leadership in Ottawa, both nations signal a fresh start through high-level engagement and dialogue.
China’s absence from ministerial-level talks at the 2025 Shangri-La Dialogue signals a more cautious diplomatic stance amid rising regional tensions.
Singapore and France elevate bilateral ties with the signing of a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership—the first such agreement between Singapore and a European country
Philippine President Marcos Jr. urges ASEAN to fast-track the South China Sea Code of Conduct amid concerns over China’s growing sway in the regional bloc.
As South Korea's 2025 presidential election nears, DP's Lee Jae-myung maintains a lead in a tightening three-way race. Candidates intensify final campaign efforts ahead of the June 3 vote.
Southeast Asian nations are seeking a unified meeting with Trump to address U.S. tariffs while pushing for greater regional integration. Can ASEAN overcome internal differences to act as one?
Red Dot United (RDU) proposes forming a shadow government to boost its political presence and offer alternatives in Singapore's evolving opposition landscape.
Brazil and China are deepening their bilateral ties, with growing trade, diplomatic cooperation, and shared ambitions in the Global South.
