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Thailand and China Should Deepen Relations Amid ‘Unprecedented Changes’, Xi Says

Thailand and China Should Deepen Relations Amid ‘Unprecedented Changes’, Xi Says

By Sebastian Strangio
The Chinese leader also thanked visiting Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra for her government's actions against online scamming compounds in Myanmar.
Some Thoughts On Sara Duterte’s Impeachment

Some Thoughts On Sara Duterte’s Impeachment

By David Hutt
Ahead of mid-term elections in May, Philippine politics seems destined to be consumed by the Marcos-Duterte feud.

How the Real Murders Behind the Hit Novel ‘Butter’ Exposed Japanese Media Misogyny

How the Real Murders Behind the Hit Novel ‘Butter’ Exposed Japanese Media Misogyny

By Martina Baradel
The “Konkatsu killer” case invites a deep reflection on the weight of societal expectations on gender and appearance in Japan.

Indonesia’s Interest in India’s BrahMos: More Than Just a Missile Deal

Indonesia’s Interest in India’s BrahMos: More Than Just a Missile Deal

By Risyad Sadzikri and Alfa Yoga Amadeus Daryana
In addition to supporting the modernization of the Indonesian Navy, the possible BrahMos deal could also open a new era of cooperation between the two nations.

The Bangladesh Awami League: From Dominance to a Legitimacy Crisis

The Bangladesh Awami League: From Dominance to a Legitimacy Crisis

By Shafi Md Mostofa
Rebuilding political legitimacy will be an uphill battle for the Awami League, requiring a reimagining of its organizational structure and a substantive ideological recalibration.
Former Kyrgyz Natural Resources Minister Sentenced to 8 Years

Former Kyrgyz Natural Resources Minister Sentenced to 8 Years

By Catherine Putz
Dinara Kutmanova and her son, once at the forefront of the Kumtor nationalization movement, were charged with abuse of office and fraud. They'd been arrested back in 2023.

The Rise of DeepSeek: China’s Answer to Silicon Valley’s AI Dominance 

The Rise of DeepSeek: China’s Answer to Silicon Valley’s AI Dominance 

By Dingding Chen, Vivian Toh , and Yue Wu
The future for Chinese tech companies will hinge on their ability to turn uncertainty into innovation – and opportunity.
China’s London ‘Super Embassy’ Would Be a Super Surveillance Hub

China’s London ‘Super Embassy’ Would Be a Super Surveillance Hub

By Christopher Mung
The U.K. cannot ignore the broader human rights risks that come with China’s request to build a so-called “super embassy.”

Taiwan’s Stalled Energy Transition

Taiwan’s Stalled Energy Transition

By Elena Yi-Ching Ho
Amid weak government communication and a lack of transparency, renewable energy has become yet another partisan battleground in Taiwan.

What Will South Korea’s Post-Yoon Foreign Policy Look Like?

What Will South Korea’s Post-Yoon Foreign Policy Look Like?

By Lyle Goldstein
And should the United States be worried?

Can Japan’s Ishiba Build a Good Personal Relationship With Trump? 

Can Japan’s Ishiba Build a Good Personal Relationship With Trump? 

By Takahashi Kosuke
Three things to watch at the first Japan-U.S. summit under both leaders.
China Promises Support to Bangladesh’s Interim Government

China Promises Support to Bangladesh’s Interim Government

By Sudha Ramachandran
Beijing’s extension of a helping hand to the Yunus-led interim government comes at a time when Delhi-Dhaka relations are acrimonious.

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