News & Insights Across Asia
President Donald Trump announces U.S. plans to take over and redevelop the Gaza Strip during a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, proposing a bold shift in Middle East policy.
President Trump’s threats to “take back” the Panama Canal highlight a potential revival of the Monroe Doctrine, raising global concerns over U.S. foreign policy tactics and international relations.
A CGTN global survey reveals widespread condemnation of the U.S. administration’s territorial expansion plans, with 78.6% of respondents decrying actions like renaming the Gulf of Mexico and reclaiming the Panama Canal.
President-elect Donald Trump appoints retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg as special envoy to address the Ukraine crisis, signaling a focus on resolving tensions between Ukraine and Russia.
Amid escalating tensions, the U.S. has given Israel a 30-day deadline to boost aid to Gaza. Regional security concerns rise as Israeli strikes hit Lebanon and casualties increase in Gaza.
Lai Ching-te’s pursuit of ‘Taiwan independence’ and engagement with the U.S. raises questions about the reality of American support and the strategic use of the Taiwan question in U.S. foreign policy.
Following Iran’s announcement of the conclusion of its missile attack on Israel, both Israel and the U.S. have vowed retaliation. Tensions in the Middle East escalate as fears of a wider war grow.
Concerns over the erosion of free speech in the U.S. raise critical questions about the future of American democracy amidst international tensions and domestic challenges.
President Biden’s criticisms of Israel’s actions in Gaza reflect domestic political pressures ahead of the 2024 election, highlighting the balance between foreign policy and voter sentiment.
A new documentary, ‘All I Have Is a Voice,’ explores the United States’ role in global conflicts, featuring personal stories and insights that offer an objective look at the effects of U.S. war strategies.
Washington’s role in the escalating Gaza conflict raises questions about its global influence as the humanitarian crisis deepens and regional tensions rise.
Former Virginia State Senator Richard Black criticizes U.S. involvement in Syria, claiming it aligns with terrorists and contributes to the destruction of the nation.
Facing mounting global criticism, the U.S. finds itself increasingly isolated due to its refusal to support a ceasefire in Gaza amid escalating humanitarian crises and rising civilian casualties.
Recent events highlight flaws in U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, as alignment with radical Israeli policies and vetoing a UN ceasefire resolution fuel regional tensions.
Retired U.S. General Wesley Clark reveals a post-9/11 plan to ‘take out’ seven countries in five years, offering insight into early 21st-century U.S. foreign policy and its impact on the Middle East.
The 9/11 anniversary highlights the consequences of U.S. unilateral actions in global affairs, urging a reflection on the impact of interventionism in Asia and the need for collaborative international efforts.