Politics

US-Ukraine bilateral talks concluded in Geneva as preparations begin for three-way negotiations with Russia. Analyzing the drivers behind renewed peace efforts after two years of war.

North Korea releases rare solo photos of Kim Jong-un's daughter Ju-ae firing a sniper rifle, signaling potential succession planning in the hermit kingdom.

Trump's unpredictable foreign policy is pushing traditional US allies toward China's predictable transactional approach. From Canada to Europe, nations are choosing stability over volatility.

Former President Bill Clinton testified before Congress about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, denying knowledge of crimes while facing questions about a hot tub photo and flight logs.

Chinese scientists use cutting-edge gene editing to correct DNA mutations causing cognitive and behavioral problems, showing promising results in lab mice for potential autism therapies.

Kim Yo-jong confirmed as director of North Korea's ruling party general affairs department, while Kim's daughter Ju-ae participates in rifle training, signaling evolving power dynamics

BLACKPINK's first full-group comeback in over three years shatters K-pop girl group sales records, raising questions about the changing dynamics of global music consumption and artist strategy.

Pakistan launches airstrikes targeting Taliban in Afghanistan's Kabul and border regions, with UN chief reporting civilian casualties amid escalating tensions

Analyzing the Trump administration's messaging strategy and its diminishing returns in an era of fact-checking and political fatigue.

President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran after Geneva nuclear talks ended without agreement, as countries issue evacuation warnings amid rising military tensions.

Beijing orders local governments to prioritize people's welfare over GDP growth, but without clear evaluation criteria, provincial leaders scramble to decode vague mandates while traditional performance metrics crumble.

South Korea's intelligence assessment naming Kim Jong Un's 13-year-old daughter as his successor may overlook the complex dynamics of North Korean power succession and jump to premature conclusions.