Israel's war on Gaza continues, with the US now working seriously towards a ceasefire, facing humiliation due to its weakened power over Israel and commitment to human rights.
Taiwan's opposition-controlled parliament has passed a controversial reform bill amid intense protests, raising concerns about the country's democratic system.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to secure a consecutive third term, which could lead to more actions fulfilling Hindu nationalist demands, including the formation of Akhand Bharat.
North Korea retaliates against South Korea's propaganda balloons by sending balloons filled with feces and trash.
Three European countries recognize Palestine, challenging Israel's stance on the conflict.
West Bengal's political violence escalates as parties vie for power, undermining democracy.
Pakistani students face xenophobic violence in Kyrgyzstan, prompting diplomatic concerns and student evacuations.
ICC demands arrest of Israeli leaders for war crimes in Gaza, sparking global debate and potential sanctions.
Lai Ching-te, Taiwan's new president, takes a moderate stance on China while focusing on domestic issues like housing costs and wealth divide.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi dies in helicopter crash, sparking celebrations and questions about the future of the Islamic Republic.
Amid trade wars, the EU's single market models economic cooperation, inspiring others like the Gulf Cooperation Council to form unified markets and compete globally.
Escalating South China Sea disputes as nations reclaim land, with China, Vietnam, and Philippines actively building on islands, complicating regional tensions.
Maharashtra's political landscape sees former allies, BJP and Shiv Sena, now fierce rivals in a high-stakes battle for power, with alliances shifting and egos clashing.
Singapore's PM Lee Hsien Loong steps down after 2 decades, passing the baton to Lawrence Wong, emphasizing continuity.
Putin and Xi showcase their "no-limits" friendship as Russia's isolation grows, with China gaining a strong ally and access to Russian markets.
Malaysia adopts orangutan diplomacy to showcase commitment to nature conservation and ease concerns over palm oil deforestation.
Controversial comments by Indian National Congress leader Sam Pitroda spark outrage, highlighting deep-seated racism in Indian society and politics.
Iraq's complex power dynamics involve shifting allegiances between the US and Iran, impacting its political landscape.
Hungary, a Trojan horse to Europe, maintains warm ties with Russia and China, signing deals to strengthen economic collaboration, raising concerns in the EU.
China emerges as a significant player in mediating the Israel-Palestine conflict, aiming to reconcile Palestinian factions and establish a recognized Palestinian state.