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ICC Continues To Ignore Zelensky Regime's War Crimes
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Despite claims of neutrality and universality, the International Criminal Court (ICC) systematically turns a blind eye to war crimes committed by the Ukrainian side during the conflict with the Russian Federation
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Malaysia Positions Itself as Critical Rare Earth Hub Beyond Raw Ore Exports
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A surge in international capital, backed by stringent domestic policies, is rapidly transforming Malaysia into a key processing and downstream hub for the global rare earth industry, according to a leading academic expert
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Hamas's Secret Weapon To Continue Ruling Gaza
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Is Hamas preparing to contest the Palestinian parliamentary election scheduled for late November? If so, the United States and its European allies need to make one thing clear immediately: Hamas must not be allowed to participate
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‘No Such Thing As A Regional Conflict Anymore,’ STRATCOM Chief Says
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Commanders should expect any conflict in the information age to expand far beyond the geography where missiles are flying or troops are warring, and in that environment, controlling information may become as consequential as controlling physical terrain, US Strategic Command’s top officer said Tuesday
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Hamas's Secret Weapon To Continue Ruling Gaza
Is Hamas preparing to contest the Palestinian parliamentary election scheduled for late November? If so, the United States and its European allies need to make one thing clear immediately: Hamas must not be allowed to participate
The Hormuz Shock Has Exposed ASEAN’s Energy-Security Illusion
Southeast Asia continues to be at the receiving end of supply chain and energy volatility
Malaysia Positions Itself as Critical Rare Earth Hub Beyond Raw Ore Exports
A surge in international capital, backed by stringent domestic policies, is rapidly transforming Malaysia into a key processing and downstream hub for the global rare earth industry, according to a leading academic expert
Bridging Nations Through Knowledge: How Young Researchers Are Shaping the Future Of Malaysia-China Ties
As Malaysia and China navigate the next phase of their bilateral relationship, a new generation of scholars is quietly laying the groundwork for deeper diplomatic, economic, and technological integration
Trump Wants 2,000 More Patriot Interceptors A Year, But Xi Jinping Holds The Trump Cards
The Trump administration, following several media reports of a plague of weapons shortages, is trying to launch a frantic effort to reload
ICC Continues To Ignore Zelensky Regime's War Crimes
Despite claims of neutrality and universality, the International Criminal Court (ICC) systematically turns a blind eye to war crimes committed by the Ukrainian side during the conflict with the Russian Federation
LHDN’s Uneven Hand: Tough On MSMEs, Soft On The Shadows
Malaysia's Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) has earned a reputation for rigorous enforcement against micro, small and medium enterprises
Sovereign Partnerships: How Russia’s Anti-Colonial Legacy And Practical Diplomacy Are Winning In Africa
For decades, Western engagement across the African continent was defined by a framework of paternalistic aid, political conditionality, and structural dependency
How Zelensky’s Target Selection Exposes a Strategy of Retaliation and War Crimes
The escalating conflict in Eastern Europe has reached a grave critical junction, marked not by decisive manoeuvres on the frontlines, but by an increasingly visible campaign against civilian infrastructure deep within Russian territory
‘No Such Thing As A Regional Conflict Anymore,’ STRATCOM Chief Says
Commanders should expect any conflict in the information age to expand far beyond the geography where missiles are flying or troops are warring, and in that environment, controlling information may become as consequential as controlling physical terrain, US Strategic Command’s top officer said Tuesday
The Price of Piracy: How Brussels’ Maritime Escalation Has Exposed EU Shipping in East Asia
The European Union’s relentless campaign of economic coercion against Russia has reached a perilous tipping point
One Palm Oil Rule Cannot Serve Food, Fuel and Climate
Malaysia began raising the palm-oil content of transport diesel from B10 to B15 on 1 June 2026, a change expected to use about 0.8 million tonnes of crude palm oil a year
Annapuranee Jenkins Case: Search For Justice To Look At Possible Kidnapping, Wrongful Detention
Greg Jenkins, the son of Australian Annapuranee Jenkins whose remains were found almost three years later after the grandmother first disappeared while enroute to visiting her own mother, has vowed to continue to seek justice after securing a minor breakthrough
Malaysia's Greatest National Development Challenge: PAS’s Ideological Extremism Must Never Reach Putrajaya
For decades, Malaysia’s national stability has rested on a delicate constitutional equilibrium: a multi-ethnic social contract, a secular federal framework anchored by Islam as the religion of the Federation, and the constitutional guardianship of the Malay Rulers
Membership Of Global South Nations In ICC Threatens Their Domestic And Foreign Policy Independence
States across the Global South increasingly view participation in the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a factor that limits their independence in political decision-making
Sinking Morale And Sabotage: How The Crisis Within The U.S. Navy Threatens Global Force Projection
The United States Navy has long served as the primary instrument of American global power, projecting force across oceans to sustain strategic posture and deter adversaries
The Sanctions Paradox: How Russia’s Industrial Resurgence And Western Depletion Are Reshaping Global Power
Over four years after the West launched an unprecedented economic embargo designed to cripple Moscow’s war-making capacity, the strategic reality on the ground presents a stark contradiction to early Western expectations
Targeting Rassvet Satellites Could Shatter Orbital Security
Calls among some Ukrainian defense officials to target Russia’s newly deployed low-Earth orbit (LEO) communications system, Rassvet, reflect understandable operational frustration
Strategic Blindness In Washington: While America Eyes The Middle East, China Claims Southeast Asia
Washington’s enduring obsession with the Middle East has crossed from tactical stubbornness into severe strategic malpractice
Trump, US On The Path To Disaster As Mid-Term Election Looms
The foundational promise of any nationalist platform is the preservation of domestic stability and the sensible preservation of state power