Trapped in a Net: How Police Quotas and Surveillance Ensnare North Koreans in China
In a chilling crackdown on North Korean migrants, Chinese authorities have rolled out stringent quotas and intensified surveillance efforts. This ...
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Power Struggles and Corruption: The Intensifying Clash Among Iran’s Rival Factions
Iran's regime is engulfed in escalating infighting as competing factions battle for dominance, all while the nation grapples with widespread ...
The election in Tajikistan is unlikely to be democratic – The Economist
As Tajikistan approaches its upcoming elections, The Economist reports that genuine democratic processes remain improbable. With longstanding authoritarian rule and ...
Unraveling the Shadows: Inside Tajikistan’s Alleged Coup Plot and Secretive Trial
In the heart of Tajikistan, a clandestine trial is unfolding, shrouded in mystery and intrigue, as allegations of a coup ...
Former Maldives President Solih Sounds Alarm: Nation on the Brink of Authoritarianism
Former Maldives President Ibrahim Solih has sounded the alarm on the nation's troubling shift towards authoritarianism. He passionately underscores the ...
Kyrgyzstan’s Unyielding Assault on Civil and Political Freedoms
Human Rights Watch reveals a troubling trend in Kyrgyzstan, where the government is ramping up its efforts to suppress civil ...
Azerbaijan Unveiled: A Deep Dive into Digital Freedom in 2024
In the 2024 Freedom on the Net report, Azerbaijan finds itself under intense scrutiny for its escalating clampdown on digital ...
Revamping US Myanmar Strategy: What a Second Trump Administration Could Mean
As conversations intensify about possible changes in foreign policy, the Stimson Center calls for a fresh look at how the ...
Unraveling the Chechen Connection: Kadyrov’s Intriguing Take on the Allamjonov Case in Uzbekistan
In a recent turn of events, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has shared his insights on the high-profile Allamjonov case in ...
Transforming Governance: A Deep Dive into Lao PDR’s Constitutional Evolution in a One-Party State
In a bold step forward for the Lao People's Democratic Republic, the government is gearing up to revisit its constitution ...
Turkmenistan’s Bold Move: Government Employees Required to Hand Over Passports!
In a bold and controversial decision, the Turkmenistan government has ordered state employees to hand over their passports. This drastic ...
Vietnam’s New Leadership: Charting a Bold Path Forward
Vietnam's emerging leadership is dynamically solidifying its authority while skillfully steering through economic reforms and international relations. By harmonizing local ...
Three Years On: The Fight for Democracy in Myanmar Post-Coup
Three years after the coup, Myanmar's fight for democracy grows ever more urgent. In the face of relentless repression, brave ...
Rights Under Siege: Hun Manet’s Bold Moves in Cambodia
Human Rights Watch reveals that under Prime Minister Hun Manet, Cambodia is experiencing a troubling decline in civil liberties. The ...
United Against Dissent: How Southeast Asian Nations Are Joining Forces to Stifle Opposition
Regional Cooperation in Southeast Asia to Suppress Dissent United Front Against Opposition In recent times, the nations of Southeast Asia ...
Tensions With the United States and the EU Could Threaten India’s Role as Refinery Hub – CGEP
Rising tensions between India, the U.S., and the EU risk undermining India's position as a key refinery hub, experts at...
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