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February 2023

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South Korea’s Interior Minister Impeached for Role in Itaewon Tragedy

South Korea’s Interior Minister Impeached for Role in Itaewon Tragedy

By Chelsie Alexandre
For the first time in South Korea’s modern history, a sitting cabinet member has been impeached by the country’s parliament. 
What Happened to the Chinese Balloon Over Latin America?

What Happened to the Chinese Balloon Over Latin America?

By Francisco Vázquez
Amid U.S. allegations of espionage, another Chinese balloon appeared over Latin America. How did regional governments respond?

South Korea, US, Japan Focus on North Korea’s Nuclear Threat at Trilateral Meeting

South Korea, US, Japan Focus on North Korea’s Nuclear Threat at Trilateral Meeting

By Mitch Shin
The countries reaffirmed their trilateral coordination to cope with North Korea’s nuclear and missile threats.

Bollywood Film ‘Pathaan’ Pushes Back Against Modi Regime’s Hate Agenda

Bollywood Film ‘Pathaan’ Pushes Back Against Modi Regime’s Hate Agenda

By Kavita Chowdhury
The movie, which is about an Indian operative and a Pakistani spy joining hands to save humanity from annihilation, counters the fear-mongering of Hindutva votaries.

Indian Officials Search BBC Offices in Delhi After Modi Documentary

Indian Officials Search BBC Offices in Delhi After Modi Documentary

By Krutika Pathi
The raid came weeks after the British broadcaster released a controversial documentary about Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Cambodia Defends Closure of Independent Media Outlet Amid International Outcry

Cambodia Defends Closure of Independent Media Outlet Amid International Outcry

By Sebastian Strangio
The closure of Voice of Democracy has prompted a wave of condemnations from Western governments. Will actions follow?

Indonesia and Malaysia Saw Strong Economic Growth in 2022

Indonesia and Malaysia Saw Strong Economic Growth in 2022

By James Guild
Last year saw several Southeast Asian economies bounce back from the distortions and restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Philippines Accuses Chinese Vessel of Using Laser Against Coast Guard

Philippines Accuses Chinese Vessel of Using Laser Against Coast Guard

By Sebastian Strangio
The alleged incident took place close to Second Thomas Shoal in a disputed part of the South China Sea.

It’s Time for Myanmar’s Neighbors to Sideline the Military Junta

It’s Time for Myanmar’s Neighbors to Sideline the Military Junta

By Jordan Eriksson
For their own interests, if nothing else, India, Thailand, and China need to throw their support behind the country's resistance movement.

Andrew Hsia’s China Visit and the Future of Cross-Strait Relations

Andrew Hsia’s China Visit and the Future of Cross-Strait Relations

By Bao Xiao
The KMT and CCP are seeking to optimize their cross-strait policies in advance of next year's Taiwanese election.

Disillusioned, Ladakh Turns to Protests

Disillusioned, Ladakh Turns to Protests

By Sajid Raina and Attaul Munim Zahid
Ladakh once celebrated its shift to union territory status. Now its people are protesting against broken promises.
Japan’s Prime Minister Battles Fallout After Anti-LGBTQ Gaffe

Japan’s Prime Minister Battles Fallout After Anti-LGBTQ Gaffe

By Thisanka Siripala
The Japanese government’s handling of homophobic comments by a top aide is under intense scrutiny as it seeks to revive a formally shelved LGBTQ bill.

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