For nearly three decades, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has championed the Southeast Asia Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Treaty (SEANWFZ),...

Every year, from June to September, South Asia braces for the monsoon—a cascade of rains that quenches parched lands, fills...

South Asia’s diplomatic playbook has always had a soft spot for symbolic gestures. From Pakistan’s gift of mangoes to India...

A Crowded Crisis: The Rohingya Influx In the cramped, muddy sprawl of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, a humanitarian storm is brewing,...

A New Variant Emerges Amid Waning Immunity In July 2025, a new Covid-19 variant, dubbed Stratus (formally XFG and XFG.3),...

A Squad in Transition On July 8, 2025, Pakistan unveiled a revamped 15-man T20I squad for their upcoming three-match series...

A Deluge Descends on Chicago On Tuesday night, July 8, 2025, Chicago’s West Side turned into a waterlogged disaster zone...

The Scale of U.S.-EU Trade The U.S. and European Union share the world’s most significant commercial relationship, with €1.7 trillion...

The New Reality for U.S. Tourists Abroad U.S. foreign policies—think trade wars, sanctions, and military moves—are souring the mood for...

California’s Breaking Point: Civil War or Just Hot Air? On July 5, 2025, Professor Benjamin Cohen, a political economist at...

Xi’s BRICS No-Show: A Signal of China’s Shifting Focus? The BRICS summit, hosted in Rio de Janeiro from July 6-7,...

AI’s Moral Misfires: A Case for Skepticism Large (moral) language models—sophisticated AI systems trained on vast troves of text from...

A Historic Start in Nashville On July 5, 2025, Philadelphia Union unleashed their teenage prodigy Cavan Sullivan for his first...

In a world where nations jostle for influence like kids in a sandbox, Namibia’s latest diplomatic moves raise eyebrows and...

In a world where missiles fly faster than diplomatic cables, the U.S. insistence on North Korea’s complete denuclearization feels like...