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Ballots Amid Bullets: Why Myanmar’s Junta Is Pushing an Election During Civil War

Myanmar’s military decision to hold a phased general election during an ongoing civil war stems directly from the February 2021 coup that overthrew the...

Vietnam Party Chief Lam Seeks Dual Role in Shift Toward China-Style Power Model

Vietnam’s Communist Party chief To Lam is seeking to combine his top party post with the state presidency, a move that would significantly alter...

Russian Strikes Leave Kyiv Homes Freezing as Winter Sets In

Kyiv residents dealt with severe cold in unheated apartments as engineers worked to restore power, water, and heat following recent Russian strikes. Since the...

Iranian Guards Issue Stark Warning as Tehran Struggles to Contain Protests

Iran's Revolutionary Guards declared that maintaining security is a "red line" as they aim to control increasing protests that have emerged across the country....

Trump’s ‘Showy’ Immigration Crackdown Sparks Violent Confrontations

President Donald Trump's immigration policies are leading to increasing violence and conflict between migrants and U. S. citizens. A recent incident in Minneapolis saw...

A Show of Force in Strategic Waters: BRICS Trio Begins Joint Naval Drills

China, Russia, and Iran have started a week of joint naval exercises in South Africa's waters, referred to as a BRICS Plus operation aimed...

A Call That Never Came: How a Modi-Trump Snub Stalled the India-U.S. Trade Deal

India’s long-anticipated trade agreement with the United States stalled not over tariffs or technical disagreements, but over a missed phone call. U.S. Commerce Secretary...

South Korea’s Ex-President Yoon Faces Possible Death Penalty Over Martial Law Bid

South Korea’s special prosecutor is set to request a sentence for former president Yoon Suk Yeol as his insurrection trial enters its final phase....

How Diplomacy Studies Shape a Future Career in Global Affairs

A diplomacy degree opens doors you might not expect. You learn to negotiate, read political situations, and understand different cultures. These skills work in...

Pacific Islands Urge Formal Process as US Seeks Exit from SPREP

The United States has announced plans to withdraw from dozens of international and UN entities, including the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme...

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