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Three and a half years into Russia’s war, Moscow has failed to win – but the West has also failed to craft…
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In 2023, Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal (CFA) ruled that the government must establish a legal framework for recognising same-sex partnerships,…
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For a decade, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has set the cadence of global infrastructure finance: fast, centralised, often opaque. Europe’s…
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Nepal, the Himalayan nation is once again in the limelight at the global stage due to the recent massive unrest and violent…
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Bangladesh’s push for a longer, more predictable Ganges Water Treaty has brought India’s upstream tactics back into sharp focus. In a region…
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Two recent trilateral meetings hosted by Chinese President Xi Jinping captured global attention. In one, Xi stood with Russian President Vladimir Putin…
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The Indo-Pacific is currently facing rising threats not seen since the height of the Cold War, and Japan is at the forefront…
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Borders have long been considered as the defining markers of the international order, stabilizing the relationship between sovereignty, territory, and authority. The…
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As Syria’s post-Assad transition falters and old patterns of authoritarianism resurface in Damascus, Britain faces a critical policy crossroads. Should it continue…