How will “Squad” be beneficial for the Philippines?
A new regional bloc, dubbed the "Squad," is forming between Australia, Japan, the Philippines, and the US to counter China's growing assertiveness in the South China Sea.
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Impact of Biden’s Xenophobia Comment on Asian Politics
President Biden's controversial comments on immigration policies of Asian countries, Japan, China, Russia, and India have stirred reactions, especially from Japan, a key ally.
Xi Jinping’s Euro Trip: A Political Analysis
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Europe amid trade tensions and Ukraine crisis. Focus on tariffs, trade agreements, and geopolitical dynamics.
What Led Turkey to Suspend Trade with Israel?
Turkey halts trade with Israel, a bold move against Israel's actions in Gaza, as Erdogan seeks political gain.
Does The LDP’s Loss In Elections Signal For Kishida’s Future?
Fumio Kishida, Japan's Prime Minister, faces challenges amid economic woes and political scandals, risking his leadership as voter discontent grows.
What is Driving the Increase of Gaza Protests in Western Countries?
Global Muslim solidarity for Palestine, seen in rallies and protests worldwide, reflects shifting dynamics. Western nations show heightened support, contrasting with subdued responses in the Middle East and South Asia.
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.
How to Understand the United States Military Exercises in China Seas
US, Japan, and South Korea conduct joint drills near China, while US and allies dominate South China Sea exercises.
Is Armenia’s Defense Strategy Changing with US Military Aid?
Armenia's loss in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict led to a shift in alliances towards the West, with the US and EU offering significant aid. This move, while not aimed at severing ties with Russia, signals a potential strain in Armenia's relationship with its historical ally.
How The New Foreign Agents Bill Affects Georgia’s European Dreams
Georgian Parliament Passes Controversial Foreign Agents Bill; Protests Erupt: Georgia's parliament passes a bill requiring foreign-funded media and NGOs to register as "foreign agents," sparking protests and EU criticism. The bill contradicts democratic reforms needed for EU membership.
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