Philippines Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro

Diverging Interests Prevent Formation of NATO-like Alliance in Southeast Asia, Says Philippines Defense Secretary

In the South China Sea and ongoing discussions on regional security, the Philippines’ Defense Secretary, Gilberto Teodoro, stated that a unified military alliance akin to NATO is unlikely in Southeast Asia, given the diverse interests and alliances of the region's...
Drone view shows a cargo ship and shipping containers at the port of Lianyungang

Supply Chains, Costs, and Policy Uncertainty: The Ongoing Impact of US Tariffs on Chinese Imports on Businesses

China's Guangdong province, Hub renowned for its manufacturing expertise and efficiency. With a complex international supply chain, Igloo once relied exclusively on its Guangdong facility for critical hardware manufacturing. However, with the U.S.-China trade war still simmering, the company recently...
IBE Electronics relocated

Vietnam’s Rise as a Manufacturing Hub: How IBE Electronics and U.S. Tariffs Drive Investment to Bac Ninh

Vietnam's northern Bac Ninh province, a factory owned by IBE Electronics stands as a testament to the shifting dynamics of global manufacturing. Counting major players like U.S.-based electric vehicle (EV) giant Tesla among its clients, the company has become a...
Kamala Harris-Donald Trump

High-Stakes Presidential Showdown: Trump and Harris Face Off as Divisions Deepen in America

In a remarkable conclusion to one of the most unpredictable presidential campaigns in recent history, Americans are casting their ballots today to choose between two diametrically opposed candidates: Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris. The race, marked by high-profile...
United Nations Security Council

U.S. Criticizes Russia and China for Shielding North Korea from Sanctions at UN, As Pyongyang Vows to Accelerate Nuclear Development

In a heated United Nations Security Council meeting on November 4, the United States sharply criticized Russia and China for what it called their “shameless” shielding of North Korea from international accountability. This protection, according to Deputy U.S. Ambassador to...
US Market

The Illusion of Growth: U.S. Economic Strength Masks Deep Inequalities as the Nation Heads to the Polls

As Americans prepare to cast their votes, the economy appears to be booming. With growth averaging nearly 3 percent for nine consecutive quarters, the United States is seeing substantial foreign capital inflows, helping push its share of the global stock...
US Election Day Security

U.S. Ramps Up Election Day Security Measures as 2024 Presidential Race Heats Up

The U.S. presidential election on November 5, concerns over potential civil unrest, misinformation, and even violence have prompted authorities to implement unprecedented security measures nationwide. As tensions run high between Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump in...
Joe Biden-Narendra Modi

US-India Relations: What India Can Expect from America’s Next Leader: Scenarios in Trade, Defense, and Diplomacy

As the 2024 US presidential election draws near, businesses in India, like Alpine Apparels, are on high alert. The leather manufacturer, once able to export products to the United States tariff-free under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), saw these...
us voting

Americans Head to Polls Amid Calls for Patience in Closely Contested Presidential Race

As Americans prepare to cast their votes in a historically close presidential election, officials nationwide are urging patience in awaiting results. With the potential for delays and legal disputes over ballot counts, it may take days before a winner is...
Elon Musk

Pennsylvania Judge Declines Request to Halt Elon Musk’s $1 Million Giveaways to Voters in Key U.S. Battleground States

In a high-stakes legal decision on Monday, Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Angelo Foglietta declined a request to halt billionaire Elon Musk's controversial $1 million giveaway to registered voters in battleground states across the United States. The ruling comes after...
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