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The Impeachment Flashpoint: How the Political Battle in the Philippines Impacts Southeast Asian Stability

The Manila Earthquake: Why the Marcos-Duterte Feud Threatens the Entire Indo-Pacific For a brief moment in 2022, the "UniTeam" alliance between Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Sara Duterte looked like an unstoppable political juggernaut. By combining the powerhouse voting blocs of the northern and southern Philippines, they coasted into the presidency and vice-presidency.

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A New African Alliance? What to Expect from the Upcoming African Development Bank Summit

Financing the Future: Inside the Restructuring of Africa’s Economic Architecture The phrase "global economic fragmentation" sounds like an abstract buzzword, but for Africa, it represents an immediate financial emergency. As western development aid tightens, global interest rates remain punishingly high, and geopolitical rifts widen, the old ways of funding African development are rapidly evaporating.

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The Post-Election Fallout: What the Latest Local Election Losses Mean for the UK’s Ruling Party

The Midterm Reality Check: Decoding the Local Election Blow to Labour Local council elections in the UK are often described as the ultimate political thermometer. If that is true, then the latest round of voting has just delivered a freezing prognosis for Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the ruling Labour government.

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Modi’s European Tour: The Strategic Realignment Behind India’s Deepening Deals with Scandinavia

Beyond France and Germany: Why New Delhi is Looking North For decades, India’s European foreign policy could be summed up in two words: Paris and Berlin. But as Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up his high-stakes European tour this May, a quiet but seismic shift in New Delhi’s geopolitical calculus became unmistakable

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The Non-Aligned Giants: How India and Middle Powers Are Writing the New Rules of Global Trade

For decades, the rules of global trade were written in a single language, dictated by a unipolar world order led by the United States. You either integrated into the Western-backed economic system or you found yourself on the outside looking in.

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Trump and Xi in Beijing: A Summit That Shaped the World Order

Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing in a highly anticipated summit that has reverberated across capitals from Washington to Tokyo and Lagos. This was Trump’s first visit to China in nearly a decade, and it came at a moment of mounting global tension — with wars, economic competition, and strategic rivalry intensifying around the world.

Category: Global politics

The Impeachment Flashpoint: How the Political Battle in the Philippines Impacts Southeast Asian Stability

A New African Alliance? What to Expect from the Upcoming African Development Bank Summit

The Post-Election Fallout: What the Latest Local Election Losses Mean for the UK’s Ruling Party

Modi’s European Tour: The Strategic Realignment Behind India’s Deepening Deals with Scandinavia

The Non-Aligned Giants: How India and Middle Powers Are Writing the New Rules of Global Trade

Trump and Xi in Beijing: A Summit That Shaped the World Order