Myanmar’s political future remains cloudy as the junta wobbles
Myanmar's generals are under more pressure than ever after armed resistance groups inflicted defeats on the junta's forces, but what…
Myanmar tragedy raises troubling questions about a better future
The economic, social and political damage unleashed by Myanmar’s 2021 coup continues to compound. ...
Satellites, summits and succession in North Korea
North Korea’s successful satellite launch, closer alignment with Russia and familial succession planning anchor North Korea’s future amid a changing…
Beijing hedges its bets in Myanmar
As conflict in Myanmar continues, China has safeguarded its own interests by bedding both the military junta and ethnic armed…
It is too early to write off Myanmar’s junta
Commentators, journalists and activists have prematurely claimed that the junta is on the cusp of collapse, writes Andrew Selth (Griffith…
North Korean embassy closures point to struggle and starvation
Though a string of embassy closures points to financial hardships and food shortages in North Korea, Kim Jong-un will continue…
INTERVENTION: U.S. Warship Intercepts Missiles Reportedly Bound for Israel
Last Updated on October 19, 2023 An American warship intercepted three cruise missiles and multiple drones making their way over…
Inequality fuelling the fire for Thailand’s political change
Author: Thorn Pitidol, Thammasat University Thailand is going through one of the most significant moments in its recent history. After…
Russian oil exporters cast a shadow on Western sanctions
Author: Craig Kennedy, Harvard University In January 2023, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed senior Kremlin officials to find solutions to…
The human right effect of economic sanctions
Author: Dursun Peksen, University of Memphis Economic sanctions have assumed a prominent role in global politics since the turn of…