In South Korea’s recent assembly election, the opposition won hands down—but President Yoon Suk-yeol’s battle is just beginning.
The challenges, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities MENA countries face in achieving climate resilience and sustainable development goals.
The internet governance model offers an alternative model to address the challenges posed by a network economy.
The sartorial wedding advice offers governments a framework to meet the moment and avoid an outcome that moves toward the slow decline of multilateralism.
Zelensky and Yermak find themselves tied to one another and somewhat interdependent: the former on the staffing policy of his head of administration, the latter on the political survival of his patron.
Will Palestinians ever recover from the famine and destruction?
In the lead-up to the general elections, India’s rising status on the world stage is a big win for Modi in the eyes of many Indian voters.
How groundbreaking infrastructure projects will shape cities and geopolitics.
Beijing’s reaction to Washington’s proposed ban on TikTok could manifest in three distinct scenarios.
As Beijing deprioritizes the real estate sector, it is doubling down on investment in science, technology, and national defense.
China is mounting an economic and technological challenge of unprecedented magnitude with its giant auto production and export boom, including for electric vehicles (EVs).
Russia’s economy is being revved up by the Kremlin’s wartime priorities. Having largely completed an adjustment to the Western sanctions regime, the economy has stabilized but is now more dependent on oil prices. This hard-won stability may last a long time, but it is not eternal.
To quell the revolt sparked by Mahsa Jina Amini’s death in 2022, Iran committed crimes against humanity, including gender persecution. EU governments must coordinate to advance judicial accountability of those responsible while protecting vulnerable groups and countering digital repression.
Three uncomfortable questions still hang over the U.S.-Japan alliance.
Why the West Won’t Be Able to Drive a Wedge Between Russia and China
Collectively, a group of emerging powers in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East are growing in their geopolitical weight and diplomatic ambition. How closely do they align with the United States when it comes to Russia and China? What drives their decisions on the world stage? How can the United States integrate them into its foreign policy strategy?
This article is part of a series that will discuss some of the themes and proposals that are being considered for an ex-ante framework in India under the Committee on Digital Competition Law (CDCL).
The ideas of economist Adam Smith could help the West to come up with more effective ways to limit Russia’s military capabilities.
Despite the current fragmentation in leadership, Palestine could present itself as a national community under a set of authoritative institutions.
While Baku appears inclined to pursue a “business only” arrangement with the European Union, it’s unclear whether that would be acceptable for Brussels.