The Downfall of Syria: 13 Years of Struggle for Power End to Ruin
Syria's enduring conflict, now in its thirteenth year, devastates the nation, causing massive displacement and resisting resolution.
How the Indian Supreme Court Revealed the Business of Electoral Bond
Indian Supreme Court mandates transparency in electoral bonds, scrutinizing political funding and pressing for disclosure from State Bank of India.
Putin Notified, Putin Conducted, Putin Declared Victory: The Tale of Another Russian Election Drama
"The Dictator" scene mirrors Russian election: Putin's orchestrated triumph amid protests, disqualifications, and fears of extended authoritarian rule.
Chinese Nationalists Identify Mo Yan, Sole Chinese Nobel Laureate in Literature, as Latest Target!
In China, Nobel Prize reception sparks skepticism. Mo Yan faces nationalist backlash; critics accuse him of betraying China's interests.
Thailand Election Body To Dissolve The Move Forward Party: Thailand Democracy Directs To “Backward”
Thailand's Move Forward Party faces dissolution over alleged unconstitutional actions, sparking concerns for democracy amid resistance to lese majeste laws.
India’s Electoral Marathon: Seven-Stage Voting Schedule Unveiled for World’s Largest Election
India's vibrant electoral carnival, with 970 million voters, promises a spectacle. BJP leads, but opposition hopes for unpredictability in June 4th results.
Rising Mughal Hate: Why India is Removing its Islamic History
The BJP-led Indian government vigorously rejects colonial legacies, seeking to revive Hindu identity by erasing Mughal influences and reclaiming pre-Islamic history.
Yoon Suk Yeol’s Clever Political Move: How South Korea Doctors’ Strike Became Beneficial for the Ruling Party?
President Yoon's response to a doctor's strike reshapes public opinion, potentially aiding his party's electoral prospects amid healthcare turmoil.
Hong Kong’s New Domestic Security Law: Hong Kong is Ready to be Yet Another Chinese City
China stifled Hong Kong protests, introducing stringent security laws. Lawmakers rush to pass laws amid international concern over human rights.
India to Grant Citizenship for Non-Muslim Refugees from Islamic Neighbors: Humanity or Election Agenda?
Millions seek refuge in India, straining resources. Citizenship amendments provoke protests amid concerns over religious discrimination and political manipulation.
Will Chinese Economy Slowdown Affect the “Science War” With the United States?
Nations scientific rivalry drives progress; from aircraft to space exploration. China's rise reshapes tech landscape, while concerns and ambitions intersect.
Russia’s Presidential Election: Putin is Ready for his “First Term”
Putin's grip tightens as Russia readies for election amid opposition crackdown. Navalny's death sparks outrage, but Putin remains poised for victory.
