Resurgence of Syria’s Rebel Islamists: Trouble Brewing Again?
Islamist group HTS has seized control of Aleppo, reigniting global concerns about renewed Islamist rule in Syria
What’s Going On Between the Philippines President and Vice President?
Philippine politics faces turmoil as Vice President Sara Duterte threatens President Marcos, igniting conflict between powerful dynasties
Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire: A Path to Peace or a Temporary Pause?
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire, effective Wednesday, ending their latest conflict amid ongoing tensions and violence
Will Pakistan’s Shias Meet the Same Fate as Its Other Minorities?
Sectarian violence in Pakistan escalates, with 300 families fleeing recent clashes that left 32 dead, highlighting systemic oppression of Shia Muslims
The Politics of Climate Conference
COP29 in Azerbaijan faced criticism for its focus on oil and lack of significant climate action
Hindutva Strengthens Its Hold in India’s Wealthiest State
Maharashtra's BJP-led alliance wins 235 seats in the assembly election, securing a strong mandate for another five years
Assessing the Impact of the ICC’s Arrest Warrant on Netanyahu
International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza
Why Should India Consider Changing Its Capital?
Delhi's air pollution crisis poses severe health risks, prompting discussions about relocating the capital for sustainable development
Political Freedom Sealed: A Farewell to Hong Kong?
Hong Kong's political freedoms are vanishing as China enforces control, silencing dissent and erasing its unique identity
Sri Lanka: The New Communist Hotspot in Asia
Sri Lanka's communist party, JVP, wins a historic supermajority, reshaping the political landscape under President Anura Dissanayake
Mutual Defense Treaty Pulls North Korea into War
Russia's war in Ukraine has led to high casualties and recruitment challenges, now involving North Korean troops for support
Has Qatar Failed as a Mediator?
Qatar is stepping back from mediating between Hamas and Israel, citing lack of good faith from both sides
How Would Trump’s Second Term Affect Asia?
Donald Trump has been confirmed as the next U.S. president, defeating Kamala Harris in a historic election
Will Singapore’s PM Wong Reform PAP Before the General Election?
Singapore's PAP faces challenges as opposition gains ground; new PM Lawrence Wong pushes for reforms ahead of the 2025 election
Georgia Stays Committed to Russia
Georgia's parliamentary elections on October 26 saw Georgian Dream secure a landslide victory, despite accusations of electoral fraud from the opposition
Japan Enters a Phase of Political Uncertainty
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces political instability after his party's significant election loss, losing its parliamentary majority for the first time since 2009
What’s the Game Israel and Iran Are Playing?
Israel and Iran's conflict escalates, with direct strikes exchanged, raising fears of broader regional war
Is Israel humiliating the UN?
The United Nations struggles to maintain authority amid escalating global tensions, particularly in the Israel-Palestine conflict
BRICS Shows Strength in Russia
The 16th BRICS summit in Kazan highlights the bloc's growing geopolitical significance and its challenge to U.S. dominance
Is Now the Time to End the War?
Israel has killed Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind behind the October 7th attack, escalating its war against Hamas and Hezbollah
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