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  • Iraq War’s Unfinished Legacy: How US Military Victory Opened Door to Iran’s Strategic Influence
  • Minab School Strike: How Collapse of US Civilian-Protection Safeguards May Have Led to One of Deadliest Missile Attacks on Children in Decades
  • Trump’s ‘more fun to sink them’ remark over Iranian frigate attack sparks global outrage, war crime debate
  • Suez Revisited in Persian Gulf: Why Battle for Strait of Hormuz Could Redefine Global Power and Energy Security
  • Indonesia’s Planned Purchase of BrahMos missile Targets China’s Vital Maritime Supply Routes Across Southeast Asia

Asia

Cyberspace Administration of China

China’s Blockchain Strategy: How Beijing Is Building State-Controlled Digital Trust Infrastructure for Global Trade and Data

Kurdish

Iran’s Kurds may look like shortcut to regime change- But it risks reckless new Middle East war

Opinion

F-35C

F-35C From USS Abraham Lincoln Shoots Down Iranian Drone Near Carrier as US-Iran Tensions Flare in Middle Eastern Waters

F-35

Air Superiority Over Scale: How Geopolitical Pressure Pushes Small States to Build Outsized Fighter Fleets

Foreign Affairs

US–China

US–China Rivalry: How Trump’s Global Tariff Reset Forces Asia to Choose Between Policy Whiplash and Structural Dependence

Lee Jae Myung

South Korea’s Chaebols Continue Dominance Lee Jae Myung Struggles to Implement Long-Promised Economic Reforms

US–Japan Partnership Viewed Part of Broader Washington Strategy to Economically Isolate China and Strengthen Ally Networks

China-Japan Rift Deepens After LDP Sweep Undermines Beijing’s Economic and Diplomatic Pressure Tactics

China Holds Firm in Rare Earth Market, US Expands International Alliance to Reshape Critical Supply Chains

China Slams Japan’s Post-War Policies, Accuses Tokyo Of Honoring War Criminals While Threatening Taiwan Intervention

Security

BrahMos missile

Indonesia’s Planned Purchase of BrahMos missile Targets China’s Vital Maritime Supply Routes Across Southeast Asia

B-2 bombers

US strikes expose limits of underground bunkers in Iran, China plans vast subterranean network to shield strategic energy and military assets

Japan looks to fortify Iwo Jima fallback base China’s long-range strike power threatens frontline islands

F-22 “Raptor 2.0” Modernization Takes Shape, New Model Displays Extended-Range Stealth Configuration

China’s Missiles Are Forcing US to Shift From Static Bases to Mobile, Pulsed, and Distributed Airpower in Pacific

How A 2013 F-22–F-4 Encounter Exposed Iran’s Air Power Vulnerability As US Masses Forces In Middle East

Geopolitics

Iran War

Iraq War’s Unfinished Legacy: How US Military Victory Opened Door to Iran’s Strategic Influence

Minab School Strike

Minab School Strike: How Collapse of US Civilian-Protection Safeguards May Have Led to One of Deadliest Missile Attacks on Children in Decades

Iran protests

Iran in Turmoil: US Threatens Military Action, Royalist Voices Amplify Amid Protests and Calls for Political Change

Rare earths, China

China’s Export Control Dispute with Japan Exposes Southeast Asia to Supply Chain Dependence and Growing Geopolitical Risk

Analysis

Strait of Hormuz

Suez Revisited in Persian Gulf: Why Battle for Strait of Hormuz Could Redefine Global Power and Energy Security

Strait of Hormuz

Iran War Reshapes Global Conflicts Oil Shock and Strategic Distraction Boost Russia’s Hand in Ukraine

Donald Trump

Oil shocks and diplomatic collapse: Trump’s shifting war signals leave Iran conflict, global markets and Asia’s energy security on edge

US foreign Policy

Axis or Illusion? Why Washington’s Narrative of Coordinated Anti-American Bloc May Be Strategically Misleading

Iran Crisis and End of Restraint: How Assassinations and Preventive Strikes May Redefine International Security

China Pushes Back Against Trump’s New Trade Measures as Persistent Tariff Volatility Reshapes Asia Supply Chains

Asia Faces Unprecedented Uncertainty Trump’s 15% Tariff Signals New Era of Legal and Policy Volatility

Oceania

Sussan Ley

Sussan Ley Ousted as Leader of Liberal Party of Australia After Nine-Month Tenure

Liberal leader Sussan Ley is facing an expected leadership challenge from Angus Taylor

Australian Opposition Leader Sussan Ley Faces Leadership Crisis After Shadow Defence Minister Angus Taylor Resigns Amid Coalition Infighting

Donald Trump

New Zealand Declines Invitation to Join Trump’s Board of Peace, Citing Need for Clarity and Alignment with UN Charter

landslide triggered by heavy rains in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand

New Zealand Police Resume Recovery Efforts After Deadly Landslide at Mount Maunganui Campground

Environment

Plastic Burning

Plastic Burning for Household Energy Widespread in Developing Countries, Study Finds

Mount Everest Waste

Mount Everest Waste Crisis: Nepal Scraps Refundable Deposit Program After Climbers Continue Leaving Tents, Oxygen Bottles, and Trash at Higher Camps

COP30 Climate Summit: New Zealand’s Climate Credibility in Question as COP30 Opens in Brazil

COP30 Climate Summit: World Leaders Converge in Amazon; Cop30 Opens Amid Division, Doubt, and Defiance

Paris Agreement at a Crossroads: As COP30 Opens in Brazil, Climate Diplomacy Faces Its Toughest Test Yet

World

Donald Trump

Trump’s ‘more fun to sink them’ remark over Iranian frigate attack sparks global outrage, war crime debate

Democratic Congressional leaders, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem

Democratic Leaders Move to Stall War Powers Vote as Trump Signals Potential Strike on Iran

X-BAT Drone ‘Fighter’ Moves From Concept to Reality With Kansas VTOL Tests, A Pivotal Step for Shield AI’s Stealthy

Economic Pressure, Ideological Resolve and Limits of Fear: Why Putin Still Holds Russia’s War Mandate

Trump Signals Iran Strike Could Be ‘Very Bad Day’ as War Debate Intensifies in Washington

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