Myanmar

Myanmar’s Civil War: Internal and External Factors Fueling Conflict

Myanmar's military has been attempting to maintain its authoritarian model, dominating and controlling the pace of democracy in the country. This has led to the declaration of the 2020 parliamentary elections as marred by fraud, claiming to be champions of...
Gaza–Israel conflict

Genocide in Gaza: Examining the Evidence Under International Law

Over 1 million people in Gaza have been forced to migrate due to Israel's attacks, causing a shortage of food, water, power, medicine, and fuel. The death toll has risen to 14,000, and some Israeli officials have even suggested deporting...
Germany

Confronting Islamophobia: Why Germany Needs to Act Now

Islamophobia is a significant issue in Germany, with a growing anti-Muslim sentiment. A study by Matthias Rohe, co-author of a comprehensive report on Islamophobia in Germany, found that Muslims face discrimination in various aspects of life, including education, employment, and...
EU-China

EU’s ‘Global Gateway’ and China’s BRI: Competitors or Collaborators?

The European Union (EU) has unveiled its "Global Gateway" strategy, aimed at enhancing interregional connectivity in five key areas: digital sector, climate and energy, transport, health, and education and research. The strategy is seen as a counterweight to China's Belt...
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa, Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi

Japan and China’s Diplomatic Meeting in South Korea Sets Stage for 3-Way Regional Talks

TOKYO Japan and China have held bilateral talks to resolve disputes, including China's ban on Japanese seafood, which has negatively impacted Japanese exporters. Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi met in Busan, South Korea, and will...
Southern Lebanon

Southern Lebanon’s Calm Front Enables Displaced to Return and Inspect Damage

A temporary truce has been implemented in the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, bringing calm to Lebanon's southern border. However, the UN Interim Force in Lebanon, Maj. Gen. Aroldo Lazaro, has warned that any escalation of violence in...
Georgia

Georgia’s Political Parties: Bridging the Gap Two Decades After the Rose Revolution

Georgia's 20-year-old Rose Revolution, led by Mikheil Saakashvili, was seen as a new hope for the country, but the current leadership, including the ruling Georgian Dream party, is not celebrating the anniversary. The party, which took power in 2012 after...
Philippine Sea, Naval

Promoting Security and Stability: US and Japan Conduct Joint Naval Exercises in the Philippine Sea

During joint exercises by American and Japanese naval vessels in the Philippine Sea, fighter jets roared off the aircraft carrier's flat top into the night, their afterburners glowing. The exercise was a show of force in a patch of ocean...
Chinese yuan- US dollar

The Impact of RMB Exchange Rate Changes on China’s Economy

Since November 17, the Chinese yuan (RMB) against the U.S. dollar (USD) has shown a strong rebound trend, with the onshore RMB-to-USD spot exchange rate rising above the 7.13 level by one point, closing at 7.1338, marking a nearly four-month...
United Nations

How Great Powers Manipulate at the United Nations

In October 2023, Russia and China faced significant challenges in the United Nations (UN) due to their actions. Russia's resolution on Gaza was rejected by the UN Security Council, and Moscow was expelled in April 2022 for its invasion of...
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