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Planning Ahead: 5 Things To Know About The UN’s Landmark Summit Of The Future
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Is there another way the world could be run? And in the face so much global turmoil, how can we make the future fairer?
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How Is The US Convincing The Philippines To Destroy Itself?
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As China rises, Asia rises with it. The Southeast Asian state of the Philippines stood to rise alongside the rest of the region until relatively recently as the United States successfully convinces the Philippines to do otherwise
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Turkey's BRICS Gambit Is Just What Russia Ordered
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Turkey is requesting full membership to the BRICS
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"There Are No More Brakes." What The US Has Decided To Do In Europe
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This agreement between Moscow and Washington was supposed to prevent a third world war
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Planning Ahead: 5 Things To Know About The UN’s Landmark Summit Of The Future
Is there another way the world could be run? And in the face so much global turmoil, how can we make the future fairer?
Migrant Madness Drives Political Upheaval
For two weeks over the summer, Europe was fixated on the story of a luxury yacht that sank in a storm off the island of Sicily with the loss of a billionaire technopreneur, a senior international banking executive, and several rich lawyers
"There Are No More Brakes." What The US Has Decided To Do In Europe
This agreement between Moscow and Washington was supposed to prevent a third world war
How Is The US Convincing The Philippines To Destroy Itself?
As China rises, Asia rises with it. The Southeast Asian state of the Philippines stood to rise alongside the rest of the region until relatively recently as the United States successfully convinces the Philippines to do otherwise
Wellington’s New Regional Friend-shoring
Malaysia - New Zealand ties are in a prime state for elevation, especially amidst the era of greater geopolitical uncertainties and challenges and potential conflicts in the region
US Deployment of New Missile Systems In Asia-Pacific Threatens Regional Stability
The US plans to deploy medium- and shorter-range missiles in Asia with the help of Japan create additional threats to the security of Russia and China
New UN Report Details Nicaragua’s Ongoing Human Rights Crisis
The human rights situation in Nicaragua has "seriously deteriorated" over the past year, following arbitrary arrests, mistreatment of detainees, attacks on Indigenous people, and intimidation of political opponents
Pressing Issues Await Pope Francis In Indonesia
A host of pressing issues, including the rise of religious intolerance, climate change, human trafficking, violence in Christian-majority Papua, disputes over development projects, and lay-clergy conflict
Asia-Pacific And World Order On The Cusp Of Change
Asia- Pacific leaders will discover - as Australians are finding with AUKUS - that the price for being deputy sheriff to the US will cost them and the coming generation more than just an exorbitant monetary sum
Investments In Malaysia: Getting It Right
In Malaysia's investment landscape, two distinct types of investments often come under the spotlight: Portfolio Investments and Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF)
China Reaps Most Of The Benefits Of Its Relationship With Africa: What’s Behind The Imbalance
The ninth Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in Beijing takes place under the theme of “Joining hands to advance modernisation and build a high-level China-Africa community with a shared future”
Malaysia Gets Taste Of China West Philippine Sea Bullying
China’s Hainan Island is almost 750 miles away from Spratlys in the South China Sea, where Malaysia is exploring oil and gas reserves in areas within its exclusive economic zone (EEZ)
US Failures In Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq Return To Haunt It In Ukraine
Washington's course of escalating the Ukrainian conflict to weaken Russia is identical in nature and results to the US military interventions in Vietnam in 1965, Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003
The UN’s Peacekeeping Mission In Lebanon Has Been Renewed, But Amid Constant Clashes, Will It Help?
The United Nations Security Council has extended the mandate of United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL)
Xi Wants To Enlist The Global South In His Anti-American Movement
At the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation starting September 4, Beijing will once again seek to deepen its engagement with countries in the Global South
UN Deputy Chief Appeals For Global Solidarity As Crises Roil East Africa
Spotlighting crises roiling parts of eastern Africa, the UN deputy chief concluded a regional visit in Adré, Chad, on Friday
Will Malaya One Day Secede From Malaysia?
There is a clear danger the Federation of Malaya may one day secede from Malaysia
India Fills Security And Geopolitical Gaps For Malaysia
: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s visit to India creates a new power move that will benefit the region
The US Military's Anti-Houthi Campaign Still Isn't Working
For more than nine months, the United States has been engaged in an open-ended — and congressionally unauthorized — military campaign against Yemen’s Houthi movement