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Japan’s Leadership Transition and Its Implications for India

Authors: Simran Walia & Shashank Khandwe* Japan’s domestic political climate appears to be in a loop of instability, as the country enters its fourth Prime...

From Achievements to Opportunities: The Path of China–Egypt Cooperation

China's cooperation with Egypt reflects a new Chinese vision for South-South cooperation, based on equality and non-interference. It reflects Beijing's commitment to advancing cooperation...

Why the U.S. Gaza Governance Proposal Risks Repeating Old Mistakes

The White House’s proposal for a “temporary” governance structure in Gaza, with Donald Trump at the helm of an international supervisory board and Tony...

It’s Not About Money, It’s About Leverage: Why the US Government Shuts Down

The U. S. Congress has until Tuesday to pass a funding bill to keep the federal government open or face a partial shutdown. They...

A Year in Power, a Crisis of Conscience: Labour’s Unhappy Birthday

At its annual conference in Liverpool, the Labour party is facing a difficult reality a little over a year after its significant election victory....

The Countdown to Chaos: Trump and Democrats Risk Government Shutdown

With U. S. government funding set to expire on Tuesday at midnight, Congress is showing little likelihood of reaching an agreement to prevent a...

Crimes Against Humanity with Impunity:Japanese Biowarfare, US Collusion, Chinese Victims

On May 18, the highly-anticipated film Evil Unbound on the notorious Japanese germ-warfare unit, hit the Chinese cinemas. The screening was purposely set for...

The Calm and the Chaos: China’s Rise Amid US’s Tumult

In the convoluted world of geopolitics, where states vie for power and prestige, the great shift is underway. The United States, which once stood...

The Mehter March in Turkish Foreign Policy

The Mehter, which shook enemies with the drums of the Ottoman Empire, is one of the world's oldest military bands. Today, the Mehter still...

As Iran Sanctions ‘Snap Back,’ the West Scrambles for a New Strategy

The re-imposition of U. N. sanctions on Iran, lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal, has prompted Western powers to rethink their strategy for managing...

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