Why Singapore Is Reluctant to Choose Opposition Parties
Why are opposition parties still sidelined in the Singapore general election? This article breaks down the political mindset and barriers they face.
After Samarkand: Europe’s Long Road to Central Asia’s Treasures
After the Samarkand summit, the EU eyes Central Asia’s minerals and energy, but will infrastructure, politics, and Russia’s dominance block Europe’s ambitions?
UK and India Seal Historic Trade Deal, Ending Three Years of Negotiations
The United Kingdom and India have finalized a landmark trade agreement after three years of intense negotiations. The deal is set to boost both economies, fostering new trade opportunities and strengthening bilateral ties.
India Hits Lashkar-e-Taiba Hard During Cross-Border Missile Attacks
India carried out cross-border missile strikes against Lashkar-e-Taiba in a decisive retaliation to terrorist aggression originating from Pakistan.
Trump’s Plan, Arab Counterplans are no more relevant — Israel Looks Decided to Seize Gaza
Trump’s and Arab counterplans for Gaza are no longer relevant as Israel moves forward with its decision to seize the territory. Discover the shifting dynamics of Gaza's future.
Vietnam’s Reform: Fewer Ministries, Fewer Jobs, and More Control
Vietnam reform marks a major shift in governance, with sweeping cuts to bureaucracy and a push for centralized control aimed at boosting efficiency and long-term economic resilience.
Has the Progress Singapore Party Become the Biggest Casualty of the 2025 Election?
The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) faces a critical moment after its underwhelming performance in the 2025 General Election. With leadership challenges and an unclear political identity, can the PSP redefine itself as a credible opposition force in Singapore's political landscape?
A Resounding Win for PAP, and a Sobering Reality Check for Singapore’s Opposition
In the 2025 Singapore election, the People's Action Party (PAP) clinched a decisive victory, reinforcing its dominance, while opposition parties faced disappointing setbacks despite growing public calls for political diversity.
A Calculated Calm: India, Pakistan, and the Specter of War
As Kashmir violence reignites India-Pakistan tensions, the Indian government maintains a calculated calm. While the media speculates on war, New Delhi opts for restraint and strategic pressure over open conflict.
Singapore’s Fiercest Campaign Ends—Now, the Vote
After heated days of election campaigning, the Singapore general election campaign ends—and now all eyes are on the polling booths on May 3rd.
After Fifty Years: Where Will Vietnam Move in a Changing World?
Explore Vietnam's evolving role in global geopolitics fifty years after the end of the war. Discover how the nation navigates shifting alliances and emerging challenges in the 21st century.
Tajikistan: Rahmon Clears the Decks for Rustam’s Coronation
In Tajikistan, President Emomali Rahmon is paving the way for his son Rustam’s ascent to power. With strategic purges and political maneuvering, the country inches closer to a dynastic succession.
