Tag: The Economist

China's "cynicism offensive" in Asia underscores a strategic shift, as Beijing courts regional leaders with promises of investment and infrastructure ...

In "The Great Pretender: How Ahmed al-Sharaa Won Syria," The Economist explores the political maneuvering of al-Sharaa, whose calculated alliances ...

The Indian diaspora has largely stayed skeptical of Donald Trump's policies and rhetoric, citing concerns over his approach to immigration ...

Lee Jae-myung, a prominent South Korean politician, is emerging as a key figure in the race for the presidency. Known ...

As Cambodia navigates its complex relationship with China, signs suggest a potential shift. Growing regional tensions and domestic pressures may ...

In a stunning political upset, Sri Lanka's elections have propelled an outsider to power, reflecting public discontent with traditional parties. ...

As Tajikistan approaches its upcoming elections, The Economist reports that genuine democratic processes remain improbable. With longstanding authoritarian rule and ...

Once celebrated for its free-market reforms, Sri Lanka is pivoting towards leftist policies amid economic turmoil. This shift reflects a ...

In a bold move, Prabowo Subianto has implemented significant budget cuts across various sectors in Indonesia. Facing economic challenges, his ...

In an exclusive interview with Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s president, The Economist explores the complexities of his leadership amid ongoing conflict ...

China faces a significant sex imbalance, with a reported 33 million more men than women. This demographic disparity raises concerns ...

In an era where football dominance is often measured by titles and international acclaim, Arkadag emerges as a surprising contender. ...

Homs, once a battleground in Syria's civil war, epitomizes the ongoing challenges for the Syrian leadership. Despite efforts to rebuild, ...