How Afghanistan Still Impacts U.S. Presidential Campaigns
Afghanistan was infused with extremist Islamic ideology by the U.S. to counter the Soviet Union, leading to the Taliban's rise and the U.S. invasion
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What Does the Influx of Western Investments in Malaysia Mean?
Malaysia's strategic position and semiconductor investments align it with U.S. interests, potentially joining Asian NATO
Russia Seems Unhappy with the US Flirting with Armenia
Russia's influence in Armenia wanes as the U.S. strengthens ties through military exercises
Has an Asian NATO Already Evolved?
NATO's role in defending against communism and the Soviet Union, and the potential formation of a NATO-like military alliance in East Asia to counter China's influence
How Bad Is the India-Canada Relationship Now?
Tensions between India and Canada over Sikh extremism and immigration issues have strained diplomatic ties.
How Are Trade Barrier Reforms Progressing In Central Asian States?
As a necessary step toward creating a single regional market, Central Asian states are removing trade barriers.
UN’s Surprise Selection: Saudi Arabia to Head Women’s Rights Commission
Saudi Arabia's leadership of UN women's commission sparks outrage amid stark gender rights disparities, drawing condemnation from human rights groups.
