The Fall of an Autocrat: Dawn of a New Era in Bangladesh?
The dynamics of the student-led national protests in Bangladesh have opened the doors to what it means to be a Bengali today.
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Azerbaijan’s Leader Blasts France for Destabilizing Role in South Caucasus
The Azerbaijani leader criticized France for its neocolonial approach, alleging it has been instrumental in fueling separatist sentiments.
China Issues Warning to Argentina Over Potential Diplomatic Shift
Argentina may not join BRICS and could face economic repercussions if it moves away from its current relationship with China.
Philippines: ASEAN Faces Tough Challenge as Myanmar Conflict Escalates
The world will be watching closely to see how ASEAN members deal with one of Southeast Asia’s most pressing regional…
European Powerhouses Germany, France, and Italy Set Course for AI Regulation
Germany, France, and Italy have reached an accord on the future regulatory approach to artificial intelligence (AI).
EU Clamps Down on Waste Exports to Protect Global Environment
The European Union has agreed a revision of its waste shipment rules, which will restrict the export of certain types…
Diplomatic Breakthrough: China and Japan Pledge Cooperation Amidst Tensions
Talks between China and Japan could set a precedent for conflict resolution and cooperation in a region fraught with complexities.
Turkey Plans to Purchase Eurofighter Typhoon
Turkey has announced plans to acquire 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets, as stated by National Defense Minister Yaşar Güler on…
Report: Over 30,000 Ukrainian Troops Feared Dead in Prolonged Conflict with Russia
Nearly 25,000 Ukrainian soldiers have died since Russia’s invasion began in February 2022, and the total number of casualties may…
Survey: Racial Abuse Against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Persists
Almost one in three Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders experienced racial abuse in the past year.
Decline in US Public Support for Defense of Taiwan
While US public support is an important factor, it is not yet at a tipping point, and Taiwan remains a…
EU Advocates for Stronger Western Balkans Involvement in Foreign Policy
Spearheaded by Austria, and six other EU countries, Friend of Western Balkans call for Balkan representatives to have more regular…
Report Warns of Escalating Conflict Risk Amid Rising Ecological Threats by 2050
The report pinpoints that currently, 1 billion people reside in 42 countries already facing severe food insecurity, with a quarter…
100 Years of Turkey-US Relations
If the US adopts an increasingly anti-Turkey stance, this could go beyond the current stalemate on existing issues and poison…
Gaza Attack Shifts Russia-Israel Relations, Impacting Middle Eastern Geopolitics
Since Israel’s war on Gaza, the US has shifted its focus away from the war in Ukraine, which serves Russian…
A Century of Turkey’s Balkan Policy
Turkey is viewed as a strong and reliable partner in the Balkans. As long as Turkey maintains this image, Turkish-Balkan…
Do Not Trust Yourself: How Ordinary People Can Easily Turn Cruel
The groundbreaking experiments of Stanley Milgram and Philip Zimbardo reveal the disturbing capacity of ordinary people to commit acts of…
NATO’s Stoltenberg Urges Vigilance Over Chinese Digital Infrastructure Influence
The NATO chief pointed to China’s global export of state surveillance technologies, including facial recognition.
Hungary’s Orban Stands Against EU-Ukraine Membership Talks
Orban’s resistance to aid for Ukraine stands in stark contrast to other EU states’ positions, making him an opponent to…
