- December 4th, 2024
In August 2021, the Taliban, an ultraconservative Islamic political group, swiftly regained control of Afghanistan, ending nearly two decades of US-backed democratic rule. Their ascent to power in Kabul dashed the hopes of many Afghans who envisioned a future of...
On Wednesday, October 23, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for restraint and de-escalation in both the Ukraine conflict and the Gaza crisis during his address at the BRICS summit in Kazan. The summit, which brought together around 20 world leaders,...
The United States has placed 26 foreign entities on its export blacklist, accusing them of supporting weapons and drone development programs in Iran and Pakistan and aiding China’s military modernization efforts. The move, announced by the Commerce Department, is part...
Prabowo Subianto, Indonesia’s newly inaugurated president, has quickly shifted the tone of leadership in Southeast Asia’s largest economy. In contrast to his predecessor, the soft-spoken and pragmatic Joko Widodo, popularly known as Jokowi, Prabowo’s leadership style is emerging as more...
Prabowo Subianto, a former military general and long-time political figure, will be sworn in as Indonesia’s new president after securing a decisive victory in the February 14 elections. With 59% of the vote—representing over 96 million ballots—Prabowo is poised to...
The G7 defense ministers gathered on Saturday in Naples, Italy, to address rising tensions in the Middle East, focusing on both the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas and the ongoing war in Ukraine. As the talks progressed, new incidents...
In recent years, Europe has found itself at a crossroads on the issue of migration, grappling with both external pressures from increased migrant flows and internal challenges as anti-immigration parties gain momentum across the continent. The political landscape of Europe,...
Russia's agricultural safety watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, announced this week a temporary ban on several key agricultural imports from Kazakhstan. The banned items include tomatoes, peppers, fresh melons, wheat, flax seeds, and lentils, highlighting a growing strain between the two neighboring countries....
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