Driving Change: How One Ranting Driver Could Shape Uzbekistan’s Future
Recent events in Uzbekistan, particularly the outburst of a driver expressing frustration with the authorities, have sparked significant debate about ...
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Will China Diminish Taiwan’s Resolve to Resist Amidst Division and Isolation?
In a calculated effort to weaken Taiwan’s determination, China is unleashing a barrage of economic pressure and disinformation campaigns, deepening ...
India’s Chip Fab: A New Era of Innovation Emerges from the Ashes
India is on the brink of a technological revolution with the launch of a cutting-edge chip fabrication facility. This pivotal ...
Unmasking China’s Cynicism: A Strategic Offensive in Asia
China's "cynicism offensive" in Asia marks a significant strategic pivot, as Beijing actively engages regional leaders with enticing promises of ...
Master of Deception: The Rise of Ahmed al-Sharaa in Syria
In "The Great Pretender: How Ahmed al-Sharaa Won Syria," The Economist delves into the intriguing political dance of al-Sharaa, whose ...
Exploring the Indian Diaspora’s Hesitation to Embrace Donald Trump
The Indian diaspora has largely remained wary of Donald Trump's policies and rhetoric, voicing concerns about his stance on immigration ...
Meet Lee Jae-myung: The Contender Shaping South Korea’s Presidential Future
Lee Jae-myung, a dynamic and influential South Korean politician, is rapidly becoming a pivotal contender in the presidential race. Renowned ...
Is Cambodia Breaking Free from China’s Influence?
As Cambodia charts its course through the intricate dynamics of its relationship with China, intriguing signs point to a potential ...
Surprising Shift in Sri Lanka: An Outsider Takes the Helm!
In a breathtaking political twist, Sri Lanka's elections have ushered an unexpected outsider into power, capturing the nation's yearning for ...
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 ...
From Free-Market Trailblazer to Leftward Shift: Sri Lanka’s Bold Transformation
Once hailed for its bold free-market reforms, Sri Lanka is now making a dramatic turn towards leftist policies in the ...
Prabowo Subianto’s Bold Budget Cuts: A Chainsaw Approach to Indonesia’s Finances
In a daring and decisive action, Prabowo Subianto has rolled out substantial budget cuts across multiple sectors in Indonesia. Confronted ...
Inside the Mind of Syria’s President: An Exclusive Interview with Ahmed al-Sharaa
In a captivating exclusive interview with Ahmed al-Sharaa, the President of Syria, The Economist delves into the intricate dynamics of ...
China’s Disturbing Gender Gap: Unpacking the Consequences of a Sex Imbalance
China is grappling with a striking sex imbalance, with an astonishing 33 million more men than women. This demographic gap ...
Is Arkadag the world’s greatest football team? – The Economist
In an era where football dominance is often measured by titles and international acclaim, Arkadag emerges as a surprising contender. ...
Unraveling Homs: The Struggles Confronting Syria’s Leadership
Homs, a city that once echoed with the sounds of conflict during Syria's civil war, now stands as a poignant ...
Iran’s Enriched Uranium Production Soars by 50%: A Stark Warning from the UN Watchdog
Iran has increased its stockpile of enriched uranium by 50%, the UN's nuclear watchdog reported. The move raises concerns over...
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