Who Will Say “Enough Is Enough” to Israel?
Israel, one of the most important perpetrators of the continuous chaos in world politics for the last 75 years, aims to destroy all of Palestine under the so-called fight against terrorism.
Taiwan Votes for Continuity of De Facto Sovereignty
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Victory of de facto status
While this electoral result is the DPP's third consecutive electoral victory, it is also possible to evaluate this development as a victory of the de facto reality on the ground.
EU AI Act: Can Europe Lead the World in AI Regulation?
rtificial Intelligence (AI) has seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, from personalized recommendations on our smartphones for music, movies, and books, to interactions with virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, and even the AI-driven personalization of our social media feeds.
The Rohingya and Indonesia’s Buck-Passing
s the world is witnessing blatant atrocities against Palestinians in Gaza, it also bore witness to hundreds of displaced Rohingya children, women, and men being returned to sea just hours after disembarking from a boat in Aceh, Indonesia on December 27.
Maldives and China Forge Strategic Partnership Amidst Regional Shifts
President Mohamed Muizzu's state visit to Beijing marked a turning point in the geopolitical dynamics of the region, with the two nations signaling a commitment to enhanced collaboration across various sectors.
The Missing Piece of the Middle East Chessboard: Russia
Although the First Cold War poisoned the relations between the Arab nationalist regimes, supported by the USSR, and the Gulf dynasties, supported by the U.
Indonesia Takes Leadership in South China Sea Code of Conduct Negotiations
ndonesia, under its ASEAN Chairmanship in 2023, has spearheaded a crucial initiative to accelerate the negotiations for a Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea, gaining unanimous agreement from all ASEAN member countries and China.
China Intensifies Military Pressure on the Philippines Amid Dispute
n a significant escalation of tensions in the South China Sea, China's Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, has announced that the country will sustain its military pressure on the Philippines.
Report: Distribution of Energy Finance to Africa Raises Concerns
The findings underscore the need for policymakers in financing countries to consider more equitable distribution based on annual demands from historically low-level recipients, diversify financiers by redirecting financing to African regional banks and investors, and use public finance strategically to attract private investment for projects with high potential for energy access in Africa.
Russia’s $300 Billion Frozen Reserves: Unraveling the Situation
n the aftermath of President Vladimir Putin's deployment of troops into Ukraine in 2022, the United States and its allies imposed sanctions prohibiting transactions with Russia's central bank and finance ministry.
China’s Approach to Palestine and the Future of the Global Order
The People's Republic of China, which belongs to the group of countries seeking to change the world order, stands out as an actor that is drawing a unique road map on the Israeli-Palestinian issue, which is causing ever-growing divergences across the world, China is trying to convey this position to the international community by by embedding it into its international relations narrative.
Japan’s Patriot Missile Export to US Triggers Russian Warning
ussia has issued a stern warning to Japan, expressing concerns over its decision to export Patriot PAC-3 anti-aircraft missiles to the United States.
US and Venezuela Swap Prisoners, Marking a Thaw in Bilateral Tensions
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan celebrated their return, heralding the end of an arduous diplomatic effort.
Taiwan and Canada Solidify Economic Ties with New Investment Deal
Read: Decline in US Public Support for Defense of Taiwan
Actively seeking support
The agreement comes at a time when Taiwan is actively seeking support from major democracies to counter China's escalating military and diplomatic pressure.
EU Secures Milestone Agreement on Asylum Reform Amidst Heated Negotiations
The preliminary agreement, achieved following intense overnight discussions on December 20, 2023, sets the stage for a comprehensive overhaul of the EU's migration policy framework.
Russia Asserts No Plans to Attack NATO, Cites Break in Relations by the West
n a recent development that has caught the attention of international onlookers, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov made clear on December 18, 2023, that Russia harbors no intentions of launching an offensive against NATO member states.
US-Vietnam Relations “Unaffected” by Hanoi’s Defense Pledges with Beijing
"Our close cooperation with our Vietnamese partners across various sectors, including health, education, technology, and trade, will continue for the foreseeable future," he stated in response to Reuters.
Turkish-Russian Relations from Peter the Great to Putin
s the Republic of Turkey leaves a century behind, it is impossible to fit the past, present, and future of relations between Turkey and Russia into this 100-year timeline.
Renewable Energy: 118 Countries Commit at COP28, Major Economies Hold Out
This hesitance comes amidst the ambitious target set by the initiative, which seeks to increase the current renewable energy capacity from 3.
Argentine Labor Unions Brace for Confrontation Over Privatizations
Dear emphasized the labor movement's focus on job creation and production, countering Milei's plans which they believe could lead to economic cuts and job losses.
