Jordan Embraces Islamic Politics
Jordan's parliamentary elections saw the Islamic Action Front secure 31 seats, reflecting voter frustration with the political status quo
Is Iran Unhappy with the Blooming Russia-Azerbaijan Romance?
Iran's support for Russia amid the Ukraine war faces scrutiny as tensions rise over Moscow's backing of Azerbaijan
Why Can’t the Indian Government Fix Manipur?
Ethnic clashes in India's northeast, rooted in generational tribal animosities, have escalated into a civil war-like situation in Manipur
Is Azerbaijan following Russia’s lead in conducting sham elections?
Azerbaijan's ruling party secures narrow victory in snap parliamentary election criticized by observers as lacking competition and democratic standards
How Taiwan Uses History to Resist Reunification
Taiwan questions China's territorial integrity claims, challenging its silence on lost lands to Russia while asserting its own sovereignty
Geopolitics of the Deepening Singapore-India Partnership
Singapore strengthens ties with India, signing agreements on semiconductor cooperation and exploring collaboration in technology and green energy
Is Nepal Finally Delivering Justice for Civil War Crimes?
Nepal's civil war victims await justice 20 years after thousands were tortured, raped, killed, and disappeared during the 1996-2006 conflict
Why Mongolia Ignored the ICC Verdict and Welcomed Putin
Mongolia welcomed Putin despite ICC arrest warrant, raising concerns over its international obligations and geopolitical stance
Why Did Outrage Erupt Over the Gaza War in Israel?
Protests erupt in Israel demanding a ceasefire and the return of hostages after six bodies were discovered in Gaza
Why Is the Bangladesh Interim Government Delaying Elections?
Bangladesh's interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, faces challenges in conducting elections amid ongoing political unrest and reforms
Is Israel Expanding the War to the West Bank?
Israel's actions against Hamas are expanding throughout Palestinian territories, raising concerns over the future of a Palestinian state
South Korea’s Top Court Rules for Stronger Climate Action
South Korea's court mandates stronger climate action, ruling existing laws inadequate for protecting future generations rights
