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New Zealand: a Change of Guard

This peaceful and prosperous nation at the world's edge is seeing a political reformation after its elections.

BRI Welcomes Its Latest Client

Kabul partnering with the BRI could be a game changer for the Central Asia Region, provided the Taliban can win peace within their country.

Poland: at an Inflexion Point

Polish election result brings some good news to the Western coalition as EU and NATO confront two ongoing conflicts concurrently.

Alternative Middle East Alliances – Saudi Arabia & Iran

Israel and the West's biggest challenge is the coming together of Saudi Arabia and Iran against Israel.

Dancing the Tango, Again?

Pushed to a corner, Havana and Moscow are reviving old ties to face the common adversary again.

Falling Apart

They say friends and lovers, when they fall apart, become the bitterest of enemies.

Outsourcing Refugee Management!

The quixotic British plan to outsource asylum seekers to Rwanda in far-off Africa has attracted severe criticism.

Partnering for an Energy Future

The recent India -Saudi Arabia MoU could be an answer to India's energy security quest.

A Wider Conflagration

Globally fear is rising that unless the spiral of violence triggered by the Hamas attack is arrested earliest, it could impact the wider region.

A Glimpse Into Guyana

Rich in resources but with a developing economy, this coastal nation strives to make its way through an oil boom.

Maldives Elections & Regional Geopolitics

The election in the Indian Ocean island of Maldives has inevitably turned into a geopolitical contestation between Asia's two giants.

Trapped in a Legal Maze

Former President Donald Trump finds himself entangled in a web of legal challenges, each bearing its own unique complexities and implications.

Central Bank Digital Currency of India

Joining a growing tribe of countries, India has disclosed its intentions to issue a sovereign-backed digital currency, opening a new debate.

A Crack in the Wall?

Will the Right-wing forces under Robert Fico, now in power in Slovakia, take the country away from the Ukraine war when support is most needed?

Francophone Africa: End of Road?

As military juntas kick out democratically elected governments in Francophone Africa, the decline of French influence is clearly visible.

A Return to Militarism?

Facing growing regional insecurity, Japan is being forced to revive a more aggressive military posture dormant for more than seven decades.

Nagorno-Karabakh: End of the Road

The half-decade-long conflict in the disputed enclave of Nagorno Karabakh ended this week without even a whimper. Does it usher in a new era of peace in the South Caucasus?

Israeli-Saudi Arabia: Burying the Hatchet

Hints of an imminent rapprochement by both parties at the highest levels have stirred up debates across the globe.

Elections Announced, Finally

As Pakistan’s feared “Establishment” consolidates its stranglehold on the nation’s polity, a subservient election commission tentatively announced general elections.

NATO: Emerging Faultlines

As the war in Ukraine drags on, and NATO continues to pour treasure into propping up the Ukrainians, cracks appear in the Western Alliance.