- March 5th, 2025
As China's Communist Party (CCP) concluded its recent third plenum, analysts suggest the possibility of Xi Jinping securing an unprecedented fourth term as the nation's leader is growing stronger. This speculation arises from the introduction of a 2029 deadline to...
Europe is undergoing a period of political change filled with uncertainty. Against this backdrop, maintaining stability in relations with China, a key partner of the European Union (EU), should be among the priorities. Yet, some EU officials continue to focus...
In recent years, Laos, a key ally of China in Asia, has faced a severe debt crisis due to substantial loans from Beijing. The country disclosed a near doubling of its foreign debt obligations and requested further delays to avoid...
Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have once again flared up in an unusual and unsettling manner. Between May 27-28 and June 1-2, 2024, North Korea launched approximately 980 balloons from across the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) into South Korea. These...
As the upcoming election looms, Donald Trump continues to lead in most polls and betting markets give him a better-than-even chance of winning. This raises important questions about his potential policies and their impact on key economic outcomes, particularly inflation,...
The Arctic, a region long characterized by its remoteness and extreme conditions, is rapidly transforming into a geopolitical hotspot. This change is driven not only by the accelerating effects of climate change but also by the strategic and scientific interests...
Iran has stated that it will use its inherent right to respond proportionately to the US if the US initiates a military operation against its citizens or security interests in the region. Iran's permanent representative to the UN, Amir Saeid...
Putin warns Western powers that a direct conflict between Russia and the US-led NATO alliance could lead to a "one step away" from full-scale World War III. However, Putin is not the only world leader who has predicted the possibility...
The term "genocide" is incorrect and lazy when used to describe Israel's defensive actions in Gaza. He argues that the crime of genocide is not limited to specific benchmarks of deaths but includes physically destroying a way of life and...
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) may be hesitant to raise interest rates due to the Nikkei 225's surge to 34-year highs, causing concerns about the potential dissuasion of normalizing monetary policy. The BOJ's history of hitting monetary brakes during stock...
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