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Can the return of exiled politicians ignite hope for Thai democracy and reshape its political landscape?

The heaviest downpour in decades flooded villages in Balochistan and collapsed buildings in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Traditional tools no longer suffice. Policymakers in both countries must embrace paradigm-shifting solutions for new challenges.

Unless Japan can truly offer progress on Pyongyang’s vital concerns, a bilateral summit is unlikely to materialize.

New security and military arrangements will have knock-on effects for both Japan and South Korea, their respective U.S. forces, and the regional security architecture.

Such partnerships risk further normalizing Beijing’s authoritarian model of digital governance and accelerating China’s efforts to standardize its AI policies and technologies globally. 

The opposition has dismissed the manifesto as a "jumla patra," a document of fake promises.

The government cannot afford to annoy Western countries, whose support it needs for loans. But the Pakistani public is angry with Israel.

This is not the first time that regional opinion toward the U.S. has soured over events in the Middle East.

The deputy prime minister will take over from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong next month.

A junta spokesperson said that the 78-year-old leader was relocated due to the intense heat in Myanmar's central plain.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin's government has struggled to fund its massive "digital wallet" stimulus program.