- March 22nd, 2026
On Thursday, China and Russia executed their eighth joint aerial strategic patrol, marking a significant milestone as bombers from both nations flew over the Bering Sea for the first time. This event not only signifies the farthest reach of Chinese...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the United States comes at a critical juncture. Amid a backdrop of escalating conflict in Gaza and significant international criticism, Netanyahu's engagements with both current and potential future US leaders reflect a calculated...
In a move signaling a potential thaw in the long-standing delicate relationship between China and Japan, both nations have embarked on a series of high-level exchanges. Senior Japanese officials and parliamentarians have been visiting China frequently, marking an uptick in...
For most of the three decades since gaining independence in 1991, Turkmenistan has been conspicuously absent from discussions on Central Asia's geopolitical and economic strategies. Ashgabat's reticence in sharing data and allowing external analysis fostered this neglect. When mentioned, it...
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) recently held its inaugural joint anti-terrorism drill in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, marking a significant milestone in the organization's efforts to combat global terrorism. The large-scale exercise, named Anti-terrorism Interaction-2024, featured live forces...
On Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris secured the majority of Democratic National Convention delegates, making her the likely Democratic nominee for the 2024 presidential election. This development marks a significant shift in the race, positioning Harris as the frontrunner following...
In a tense and highly scrutinized testimony before the House Oversight Committee on Monday, Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle sought to defend her position amidst calls for her resignation. The hearing, centered on the alarming security failures during an assassination...
In a landmark decision on Sunday, Bangladesh’s Supreme Court significantly reduced the government job quotas, capping them at 7%. This ruling came after two weeks of nationwide student-led protests that resulted in the deaths of 139 individuals and injuries to...
Manila announced a "provisional agreement" with Beijing aimed at establishing an arrangement in the contentious South China Sea region that both sides can tolerate—without renouncing their territorial claims. This announcement comes in the wake of heightened tensions and a recent...
Bangladesh's Supreme Court on Sunday curtailed a controversial quota system for government jobs, a decision that follows days of nationwide unrest and a death toll reaching 136. The South Asian nation, with a population of 170 million, remains in a...
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