Flying under the radar: China tightens grip on Uighurs
China’s northwestern province of Xinjiang has taken advantage of the international community’s focus on Gaza and US support for Israel, to tighten control of...
Why did Blinken fail to reach an end to the war in Gaza?
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's fifth round did not achieve its stated goals of reaching a ceasefire in Gaza, despite the preparations, speculation,...
Central Asia and Its Role in global politics
There is a significant amount of high-quality scientific literature focused on Central Asia. Social and political scientists, historians, and anthropologists have studied this region...
Will Extended Sanctions and Banking Restrictions Force Myanmar’s Junta to Change Course?
Three years ago on February 1, 2021 the Tatmadaw ousted Aung San Suu Kyi led National League for Democracy (NLD) government by State Counsellor....
Democracy in West and East are different versions
Democracy is a successful model of governance in the Western world, where the literacy rate is high and education level is comparatively high. Tolerance,...
World Bank and IMF Working Towards Africa’s Sustainable Growth
Recent maneuvers have shown the International Monetary Bank (IMF) and the World Bank are taking fully-fledged advantage of the new economic architecture and the...
Integrated Country Strategy: U.S. Policy Shift and the Taliban Interim Administration’s Future
The unveiling of the United States of America’s Integrated Country Strategy document signals a revised policy aimed at establishing a functional relationship with the...
Analysis of media coverage on the Taiwan question
Abstract: This paper analyses international media coverage on the Taiwan question following Taiwan's 2024 democratic elections. It examines perspectives from Western, Chinese, and Taiwanese...
U.S. Position in Israel-Palestine Conflict: In Light of International Law
The conflict of Israel-Palestine is deeply rooted back to the 20th century and after 75 years in contemporary time; the situation has only turned...
Making Or Breaking Finland’s Future: A behind-the-façade look at the 2024 election
In the past, the tiny Nordic country of 5.5 million people was seen as a bastion of stability, unity and neutrality; a sort of...