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Myanmar citizens looking at voter lists in Yangon
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Silence at the Polls: Myanmar Holds First General Election Since 2020

Myanmar holds its first general election since 2020 on Dec 28, 2025. Amid silent boycotts and civil war, the military regime's quest for legitimacy remains under fire.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian giving a speech amid rising Middle East tensions
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Iranian President Pezeshkian Declares 'Full-Fledged War' as Trump and Netanyahu Prepare to Meet

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declares a 'full-fledged war' against the US, Israel, and Europe. His statement comes as Netanyahu and Trump meet to discuss potential new military actions against Tehran.

Kyiv apartment building damaged by Russian drone strike
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500 Drones Before Peace Talks: Russia Pounds Ukraine Ahead of Trump-Zelenskyy Summit

On Dec 27, 2025, Russia launched 500 drones at Ukraine ahead of the Zelenskyy-Trump Florida summit. Explore the human impact and the 20-point peace plan at stake.

A peaceful Japanese garden landscape symbolizing a long journey of reconciliation
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A 54-Year Pilgrimage: How Japan's Postwar Monarchy Healed the Scars of War

Explore how Japan's postwar imperial couple redefined the monarchy through a 'pilgrimage of peace' and confrontation with war memories.

A panoramic view of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant's cooling towers behind a fence
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Six Reactors on the Front Line: The High-Stakes Future of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

Exploring the precarious status of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant and the geopolitical tensions surrounding its potential restart in a war zone.

Bullets Over Ballots: Myanmar Military Holds Election as China Tips the Scale
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Bullets Over Ballots: Myanmar Military Holds Election as China Tips the Scale

Myanmar's military holds a controversial multi-phased election five years after the 2021 coup. With China's backing and a surge in drone warfare, the junta seeks legitimacy despite 90,000 deaths.

A person holding the Somaliland flag in Hargeisa
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Israel Recognizes Somaliland: A Bold Move Ignites a Global Diplomatic Firestorm

On Dec 27, 2025, Israel became the first country to recognize Somaliland's independence. The move has sparked intense backlash from Somalia, the AU, and the Arab League, while the U.S. remains distant.

View of separatist forces entering a mountainous area in Abyan, Yemen
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Allies at Odds: Saudi Arabia Issues Ultimatum to Yemen Separatists

Saudi Arabia issues a direct warning to STC separatists in Yemen to withdraw from seized eastern provinces, threatening immediate military action as the coalition faces a critical internal rift.

Investigation at the crash site of the Libyan military jet near Ankara
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Libya's Army Chief Killed in Jet Crash: International Probe Into 'Electrical Failure' Begins

Investigation begins after Libya's army chief Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad died in a jet crash near Ankara on Dec 24, 2025. Technical failure suspected.

A voter's hand placing a ballot into a box in Myanmar
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Myanmar's High-Stakes Gamble: First Election in 5 Years Since Coup

On Dec 27, 2025, Myanmar holds its first election since the 2021 military coup. We analyze the junta's search for legitimacy and the global reaction to this controversial vote.

A JF-17 fighter jet taking off from a desert runway in North Africa
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$4 Billion Defense Deal: Pakistan Sells JF-17 Jets to Libya, Fueling China’s North Africa Ambitions

Pakistan has signed a $4 billion deal to export JF-17 fighters to the Libyan National Army (LNA). The move is seen as a strategic expansion of Chinese military influence in North Africa.

View of Somaliland's Hargeisa National Museum with the Israeli flag
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Israel Recognizes Somaliland: A First That Sparks Fury in Somalia

Israel has officially recognized Somaliland, becoming the first nation to do so. Somalia condemns the move as aggression, amid suspicions of Gaza displacement plans.