Timor-Leste at 25: Reflecting on a Quarter Century of Independence
Timor-Leste marks 25 years of independence, reflecting on its journey from conflict to democracy. Challenges remain, but the nation continues ...
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Fifty Years Later: Cambodia’s Struggle Against a Dark Legacy
Fifty years after the harrowing reign of the Khmer Rouge, Cambodia continues to wrestle with a haunting legacy of violence ...
Why Syria’s Recent Surge in Violence Isn’t the Start of a New Civil War—Yet
Recent spikes in violence throughout Syria have sparked fears of a looming new civil war. Yet, analysts argue that the ...
Bangladesh Eyes China for Support as U.S. Aid Dwindles Under Trump
As the Trump administration scales back its aid to Bangladesh, the nation is poised to explore deeper connections with China ...
Unveiling China’s $1.7 Billion Investment in Cambodia’s Ambitious Canal Project
China's ambitious $1.7 billion investment in a canal project in Cambodia is set to revolutionize regional trade and deepen bilateral ...
How Kazakhstan Thrives Amidst Global Superpowers
Kazakhstan skillfully maneuvers through a challenging geopolitical landscape, expertly balancing its relationships with influential powers such as Russia, China, and ...
China’s Bold Moves in the Taiwan Strait: What to Expect in January 2025
As tensions soar in the Taiwan Strait, January 2025 witnesses a dramatic surge in military activities by China, sending shockwaves ...
What the Chinese Government’s ‘Leave India’ Order to Foxconn Engineers Could Mean for Apple’s Future Plans
China's directive for Foxconn engineers to leave India sparks fresh concerns about Apple's ambitious expansion plans in the region. This...
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