Second wave of explosions in Lebanon involved walkie-talkies

Simultaneous Explosions in Lebanon: A Covert Attack on Hezbollah

A wave of deadly explosions rocked Lebanon when electronic pagers across the country detonated simultaneously, killing 12 people and injuring over 2,700. The following day, another coordinated series of explosions occurred, this time involving walkie-talkies, further deepening the sense of...
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Southeast Asia’s Democratic Dream Deferred: A Decade of False Hope

A decade ago, Southeast Asia seemed poised for democratic transformation, led by three influential figures who were hailed as champions of change: Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi, Cambodia’s Sam Rainsy, and Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim. Their ascent gave rise to optimism...
Indonesia Middle Class

Indonesia’s Shrinking Middle Class: A Threat to National Progress

Triana Rahmawati, a 36-year-old mother of two, once enjoyed the comforts of middle-class life in Indonesia. For nearly a decade, she worked at a publishing company in Jakarta, where she earned a steady income of 6 million rupiah ($400) per...
Donald Trump-Kamala Harris

Pivotal Presidential Debate: Trump vs. Harris and Battle for 2024

The presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris last week marked a defining moment in the 2024 election cycle. With more than 67 million viewers tuning in, the debate proved that the stakes are higher...
New Zealand

Overtourism: A Global Crisis Demanding Responsible Travel Solutions

As the travel industry recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, a darker side of tourism has returned to the spotlight—overtourism. From Southeast Asia’s pristine beaches to Europe’s historic cities, the world’s most popular travel destinations are bearing the brunt of uncontrolled...
New Zealand

Urban Green Spaces Are Disappearing from New Zealand Cities Amid Housing Density Push

As New Zealand cities evolve to accommodate denser housing, a concerning trend is emerging: urban green spaces are shrinking. While New Zealand’s cities are relatively small compared to global metropolises, their green space, though reasonable in total, is under pressure...
Venezuela

US Dismisses Venezuela’s Accusations of CIA Plot to Assassinate President Maduro

The United States has categorically rejected claims made by Venezuelan officials that the CIA masterminded a plot to assassinate President Nicolás Maduro and other senior members of his administration. These allegations surfaced after Venezuelan authorities detained six foreign nationals on...
Russian President Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin Floats Raw Material Export Restrictions as Russia Faces Increasing Sanctions

Russian President Vladimir Putin has raised the prospect of introducing restrictions on the export of key raw materials, such as uranium, titanium, and nickel. This move is seen as a possible response to the increasing sanctions placed on Russia by...
U.S. Navy

U.S. Naval Repair Operations Expand To Asia: Hanwha And Shipyards In India, South Korea, And Japan To Take Lead

The United States, seeking to rejuvenate its ailing shipbuilding industry, has turned to its Asian allies for support. A significant step in this direction is the recent contract awarded to Hanwha Ocean, a major player in South Korea's shipbuilding sector,...
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F-117 Nighthawk: U.S. Stealth Fighter F-117 Nighthawk Falls to Vintage Russian Missile in Stunning Defeat

Over four decades ago, the first stealth technology demonstrator took to the skies, paving the way for the creation of the world’s first operational stealth aircraft. The development of this groundbreaking aircraft was shrouded in secrecy, and its existence was...
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