News & Insights Across Asia
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Recent incidents at Huangyan Island highlight the Philippines’ changing stance on territorial claims, raising concerns over regional stability and the importance of adhering to international law.
Exploring how the concept of ‘Umwelt’ sheds light on whether Israelis and Palestinians share the same perceptual world.
Texas Governor defies Supreme Court order to remove razor wire at U.S.-Mexico border, escalating partisan conflict over immigration and risking a constitutional crisis.
UNRWA faces funding cuts from key Western nations amid allegations of staff links to Hamas, risking a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza where millions rely on the agency for essential aid.
Recent U.S. visa restrictions on Chinese students are impacting academic collaboration and raising concerns over global knowledge exchange.
Urgent action is needed to establish binding global climate policies beyond COP rituals, emphasizing cooperative efforts and tailored measures to effectively combat the accelerating climate crisis.
Following Taiwan’s recent election, the Chinese mainland signals potential changes to ECFA tariff concessions amid concerns over unequal trade benefits and restrictions imposed by Taiwan authorities.
Philippines and Vietnam sign MOUs on maritime cooperation in the South China Sea, signaling strengthened ties amid regional tensions.
Western nations have suspended funding to UNRWA amid allegations against staff, sparking concern over aid to millions of Palestinians dependent on its services in Gaza and surrounding areas.
2024 could be a pivotal year for responsible AI, with global efforts in regulation and inclusive innovation shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
China is easing visa policies to boost foreign investment and international exchange, reflecting its commitment to economic growth and global cooperation.
An exploration of Taiwan’s status in international relations and the implications of UN Resolution 2758 on its participation in global organizations.
Western policies in the Middle East have long overlooked the region’s interests, leading to growing discontent across the Global South. This article examines historical events shaping this perspective.
Thailand introduces visa-free entry for Chinese tourists, enhancing bilateral ties and boosting regional connectivity in Asia.
From March 1, 2024, China and Thailand will allow visa-free travel for stays up to 30 days, a move expected to boost tourism and strengthen economic ties between the two countries.
The U.S. is reportedly planning to station nuclear warheads in the UK for the first time since 2008, raising concerns over escalating tensions with Russia and the potential risk to European security.
As NATO prepares for its largest military exercises since the Cold War, concerns rise over escalating tensions with Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Nauru recognizes the one-China principle, severing ties with the Taiwan region to establish diplomatic relations with China. Foreign Minister Lionel Aingimea discusses the decision and future cooperation.
The energy industry spearheads Sino-French cooperation, with EDF leading key projects in China, showcasing how collaboration drives mutual growth and innovation.
The U.S. NSA’s unauthorized purchase of Americans’ private data raises First Amendment concerns, highlighting global tensions between security and privacy—a matter also pertinent to Asia’s rapidly digitizing societies.
