- May 9th, 2025
In a geopolitical earthquake, Pakistan's "suspension" of the Simla Agreement of 1972 following the brutal attack on Indian tourists at Pahalgam on April 22 marks a turning point in South Asian diplomacy. While Islamabad's move may seem aggressive, in reality,...
On October 1, 2024, the balance of power in the Middle East shifted. For the first time in decades, Iran launched a direct and massive missile assault on Israel. Roughly 200 ballistic missiles thundered across the region, most intercepted by...
In a strange and concerning episode in South Korea, two Chinese nationals were caught photographing and filming near a U.S.-South Korean military facility not once but twice in two days—yet faced no criminal charges. Despite the sensitivity of the area...
In a development that could mark the most dramatic shift in Western policy since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, U.S. negotiators have reportedly proposed recognizing the Crimean Peninsula as Russian territory as part of a...
The Israeli Air Force recently completed a series of high-intensity military drills designed to simulate sustained missile and drone attacks on its own bases—a stark reflection of growing fears in Tel Aviv that conflict with Iran may be imminent. These...
Authorities in Moscow have raised alarms over an increasing number of smuggling attempts involving Chinese nationals trying to send Russian military equipment back to China, according to a report published by the state-aligned outlet Izvestia. The reports, confirmed by Russian...
In the shadow of the Ukraine war’s grinding artillery duels, an unexpected player has emerged from the margins of global affairs to the center of the battlefield: North Korea. Once isolated, ideologically rigid, and diplomatically estranged, the reclusive regime in...
Two Chinese nationals captured by Ukrainian forces for fighting alongside Russian troops have publicly claimed they were deceived into joining the war, citing false promises seen on social media. The incident has sparked renewed international scrutiny over the extent of...
The South Caucasus is once again on edge. Over a month has passed since Armenia and Azerbaijan announced a breakthrough—finalizing a draft peace treaty to end nearly four decades of hostility, war, and failed diplomacy. But rather than ushering in...
In a moment that will be etched into South Korea’s modern political history, former President Yoon Suk-yeol was permanently removed from office by a unanimous ruling of the Constitutional Court. Acting Chief Justice Moon Hyung-bae delivered the decisive verdict on...
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