News & Insights Across Asia
Harvard University resists Trump administration pressure over foreign student visa policies and funding cuts, emphasizing institutional independence amid growing academic tensions.
A U.S. immigration judge greenlights deportation of a Columbia University graduate student linked to pro-Palestinian campus protests, citing foreign policy concerns.
U.S. health agencies, including FDA and CDC, face massive layoffs under Trump administration’s restructuring plan, sparking concerns over public health readiness.
Over half of Ukrainians doubt Trump’s ability to ensure fair resolution in Russia-Ukraine war, with KIIS poll revealing growing skepticism about U.S. mediation efforts.
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary concludes Latin American tour in Mexico, discussing migration challenges and security strategies with regional partners.
As Trump’s inner circle prioritizes loyalty over expertise, U.S. governance faces unprecedented risks. Analysts warn of systemic erosion in policy competence.
President Trump announces 25% tariffs on foreign-made cars starting April 2, aiming to boost US production despite economists’ price hike warnings.
US President Trump signs executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, shifting authority to states while maintaining key aid programs. Critics warn of equity concerns.
Recent layoffs at US-backed global media outlets spark debate over federal spending and press freedom, with legal challenges anticipated.
President Trump shifts Keith Kellogg’s role to focus solely on Ukraine, citing his strong ties with Ukrainian leadership. Details on implications.
Ukraine unveils a partial ceasefire plan with Russia during talks in Saudi Arabia, aiming to restore U.S. support after diplomatic tensions under Trump.
The Trump administration cancels $400M in grants to Columbia University, citing inaction on antisemitism. Funds redirected following federal investigation.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance highlights tightened immigration policies at the U.S.-Mexico border as crossings decline following increased enforcement measures.
Zelenskyy’s recent U.S. visit has raised questions about the true motives behind the meeting, highlighting tensions between Washington and its allies.
The U.S. and Ukraine have agreed on the terms of a critical minerals deal, aiming to bolster Ukraine’s economic prospects and secure Washington’s support amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia.
The Trump administration has halted a legal aid program for nearly 26,000 immigrant children, leaving many facing deportation without legal support.
The Trump administration has dismissed thousands of federal workers over the holiday weekend, targeting probationary employees and sparking legal challenges from unions.
Graham Allison shares his optimistic view on how Trump’s pragmatic approach could improve China-US relations, contrasting it with Biden’s strategic competition focus.
A US judge has approved Trump’s federal worker buyout program, allowing the administration to reduce the civil service by offering buyouts to thousands of employees.
US District Judge Carl Nichols temporarily blocks the Trump administration’s plan to lay off 2,200 USAID employees, halting efforts to dismantle the agency.