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Taiwan Will Not Descend into Chaos, Leading to China’s Takeover from Within
After Taiwan's Great Recall vote, the Financial Times explained to Western readers "Why Taiwanese fear China could take over from within." This article's misreading—or...
From Namaste Trump to Tariff Wars: The Chaos of Trump’s Diplomacy with India
A very interesting situation is coming into being in the current scenario of US-India relations. A belligerent 25% tariff and a further warning of...
Beyond Inclusion: Toward a Digital Future Co-Designed by the Global South
Artificial Intelligence (AI) today is heralded as a revolutionary force across industries. I was personally shocked when the Indonesian government quietly approved a cross-border...
Trump Plays Golf and Tries Peace Making
It might be a little difficult for the hoi polloi, mere mortals, to comprehend a man flying across the Atlantic Ocean to spend four days...
Is Britain Serious About Defense Spending?
When Donald Trump and Keir Starmer met in Scotland last week, global conflict was at the top of the agenda. The pair discussed Russia-Ukraine,...
Former Eurosceptic Denmark assumes new leadership role of EU
Denmark has assumed the “top job” in the EU, taking over the presidency of the 27-strong bloc for the next six months.
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Beijing Responds to Israeli Security Cabinet’s Gaza Decisions
Chinese political, intelligence, and security circles followed the outcomes of the decisions and principles issued by the Israeli Security Cabinet to end the war...
From Gaza to Tigray: Starvation is Not a Tragedy—It’s a Crime
In July 2025, the World Health Organization warned that “malnutrition is on a dangerous trajectory in the Gaza Strip, marked by a spike in...
The India-Maldives recalibrated relationship
The Republic of Maldives commemorated 60 years of the nation’s independence on July 26, 2025. The President of Maldives, Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, and First Lady Sajidha...
Sen. Risch’s Africa Amendments Redefine American Foreign Policy on Africa
In the constitutional order of American foreign policymaking, Congress wields more than a gavel—it holds the compass. Under Article I, Section 8 of the...