Politics

Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun and Russian counterpart Belousov discussed strengthening strategic cooperation and joint response capabilities in a video call, signaling deeper military ties.

As Trump ramps up pressure on China through foreign policy moves, US soybean farmers fear becoming collateral damage again. Can political rhetoric survive economic reality?

As the US sends a letter expressing concerns over Korea's digital regulations, Trump announces a tariff hike to 25%. We analyze the potential connection and broader implications for US-Korea relations.

UK PM Keir Starmer visits Beijing with a message that unsettles Washington: Britain won't choose between US and China. What this means for investors in a fragmenting world.

As Ukraine battles Russia, a major corruption scandal rocks Zelenskyy's inner circle. Can the country prove it's serious about reform while fighting for survival?

US Ambassador to China David Perdue told business leaders in Hong Kong that risks in US-China relations are effectively controlled and Boeing deals are being negotiated, offering reassurance to global markets.

China could become the first market to approve a fully AI-designed drug in 2026, marking a seismic shift in pharmaceutical development as the country transforms from generic manufacturer to innovation powerhouse.

North Korea fires ballistic missiles just weeks before its first party congress in five years. What message is Pyongyang trying to send with this strategic timing?

Indonesia's $8.1 billion Rafale purchase signals a strategic shift toward defense diversification, balancing between superpowers while maintaining non-aligned foreign policy in an increasingly polarized world.

USS Cincinnati becomes first American naval vessel to dock at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base, built with Chinese funding. A diplomatic breakthrough or strategic hedging?

Under Trump's second term, US-Indonesia relations have stagnated while the world's fourth-most populous nation drifts toward China and Russia, reshaping Southeast Asian geopolitics.

Bangladeshi workers promised civilian jobs in Russia find themselves forced into Ukraine's front lines, revealing a disturbing pattern of military recruitment deception.