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The Last Maoist: What Next for India?

Credit: Depositphotos On May 21, 2025, Indian security forces killed Nambala Keshava Rao, known as Basavaraju. He was the general secretary of...

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In China, Christianity Is Treated as a Cult

Credit: Shutterstock The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has decided some fundamental tenets of Christianity mark the world’s largest faith as a cult,...

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South Korea’s Nuclear Ambitions Clash With Political Realities

Credit: Depositphotos In the first week of June, two seemingly unrelated events took place in Seoul. On June 3, U.S. and South...

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When the Davidson Window Meets the ‘Xi Window’

Credit: Depositphotos In March 2021, Admiral Philip S. Davidson, then commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that...

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How Saudi Arabia Derailed Pakistan’s Africa Drive

Sudan Air Force Hongdu K-8 Karakorum, 2007. Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Melting Tarmac Images Pakistan’s ambitions to become a major defense exporter...

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North Korea’s Quiet Campaign to Be a ‘Responsible’ Nuclear Power

In this file photo, provided on April 14, 2023, by KCNA, Kim Jong Un and his daughter observe the test-launch of the...

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Beijing’s Bullying of Taiwan Threatens Ocean Ecology

The entrance to the 2026 Our Ocean Conference held in Mombasa, Kenya from June 16-18, 2026. Credit: X/ Our Ocean Conference As...

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What Will the End of the Iran-US War Mean for Pakistan?

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif signs the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding as guarantor after US President Donald Trump and Iran’s President Masoud...

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Why Bangladesh Is Fencing Its Border With Myanmar

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) personnel detain Myanmar’s Border Guard Police (BGP) and security forces personnel seeking refuge in Bangladesh’s Ukhia along the...

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The ‘Tibet Aid’ Cadres System as a Mechanism for Political Control in Tibet

Chinese soldiers patrol on the streets of Lhasa, Tibet, Sep. 7, 2011. Credit: Mo Wu / Shutterstock.com The Tibet Aid Program (TAP),...

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