The giant and the archipelago: Chinese attack on the Second Thomas Shoal and its implications
“The strong do what they have the power to do, and the weak accept what they have to accept.” This famous age-old aphorism by...
Conflict Watch: Climate Change Shocks Ethiopia
Climate change has recently had a profound and severe impact on several regions and countries across the world. The Eastern African region has experienced...
Indonesia’s Non-Aligned foreign policy: Limitation or Opportunity
Indonesia as a developing country has a policy that is quite unique and different from most other countries, one of which is Indonesia's non-aligned...
Harnessing Somalia’s Private Sector for National Development and Economic Stability
Somalia stands at a pivotal juncture in its history. After decades of conflict and instability, the nation is gradually moving towards peace and reconstruction....
New President’s Dark Past Hinder the Ratification of the Genocide Convention in Indonesia
Amidst the flood of “ALL EYES ON RAFAH” and “FREE PALESTINE” sentiments around social media and Indonesia’s firm opposing stance towards the ongoing genocide...
What Next After Putin Awards Sassou-Nguesso with Russian Medal?
Republic of Congo President Denis Sassou-Nguesso, unlike majority of African leaders who have maintained their neutrality, showered praises for Russia's 'special military operation' against...
Train Diplomacy: Revisit the Efforts Made by Two Big Giants of Asia in Indonesia
As governments race to build new rail infrastructures to reintroduce this environmentally sustainable transportation feature to the public, Japan and China at the same...
In the Name of Faith: Extremism’s grip on Pakistani Society
In recent years, the rise of extremism in Pakistan has become an increasingly pressing concern, posing a significant threat to the country's stability and...
Between Humanity and Security: Common European Asylum System Controversy
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Since the rise of humanitarian crises, non-traditional security issues such as genocide, mass murder, and terrorism have begun to develop. In 2011, the...
Water Scarcity in ASEAN: An Urgent Call for Action
Water scarcity, a growing global challenge, is increasingly becoming a critical issue within the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region. Comprising ten countries...