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.
While the US and China Bully, the EU’s Reputation Grows Among Southeast Asian Elites
As the US and China vie for influence in Southeast Asia, the EU quietly gains favor among the region's elites, positioning itself as a stable and respected alternative in the global power struggle.
The Quiet Rise of Identity Politics in Singapore’s Election Landscape
Explore how identity politics, fueled by remarks from an Islamic religious teacher and Malaysia's Islamist parties about the Workers' Party's ties, are unsettling Singapore's election arena.
With Trade Talks in Motion, Modi and J.D. Vance Strike a Hopeful Note
Modi and J.D. Vance highlighted promising progress in ongoing trade negotiations, signaling cautious optimism for future economic cooperation.
GE2025: What the First Rallies Reveal About a Competitive Election
Get the highlights from the initial GE2025 rallies, exploring what’s at stake and the rising competition among political parties.
GE2025: A Charged Nomination Day Heralds a Defining Election
Singapore’s GE2025 kicks off with a dramatic Nomination Day, setting the stage for a fiercely contested election that could reshape the nation’s political landscape.
In Kashmir, Acts of Terror Reopen Wounds Between Nations
A deadly attack on Hindus in Kashmir has intensified tensions between India and Pakistan, pushing the region closer to a potential conflict. The growing unrest threatens to destabilize the fragile peace in South Asia.
The Best Yet? Inside Singapore Parliament’s Record-Setting 14th Term
Explore how Singapore’s 14th Parliament reshaped national politics with record debates, stronger opposition voices, and increased transparency—marking a turning point in the city-state’s democratic journey.
GE2025: Manifestos Are Out — What Do They Say?
Explore what political parties are promising in the GE2025 manifestos. Get a quick breakdown of key pledges, policies, and what it means for voters.
Faith, Land, and Votes: The Waqf Act and the Tightrope Walk of India’s Opposition
The Waqf Amendment Act 2025 has sparked fresh political and religious debate in India, forcing secular parties to balance Muslim vote bank concerns with growing Hindu nationalist sentiment.
