ASEAN’s Dual Approach to Global Change
Against a fast changing global economic and geopolitical scene, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) finds itself at a turning point.
AI Begins to Eat Jobs
Leading multinational technology company IBM has cut off 8,000 workers in a clear sign of the expanding influence of artificial intelligence on
A Testament to National Resolve and Sovereignty
On May 28, 1998, twenty-seven years ago, Pakistan became the seventh nuclear power in the world and the first nation with most
When the War went silent: Pakistan’s Cyber Blitz and India’s Digital Collapse
War is no longer fought only with boots on the ground or jets in the sky, it’s waged in invisible realms, across
Singapore’s Diplomatic Dance with BRICS
In a more multipolar world, Singapore is skilfully adjusting its foreign policy to safeguard its strategic and economic interests. A significant feature
Mexican Navy Vessel Hits Iconic Landmark
A Mexican Navy training vessel collided with the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, resulting in 20 injuries and prompting significant concerns
The Biggest Deal in Defence History
The United States and Saudi Arabia have entered into a historic economic and military agreement valued at over $600 billion. This accord,
China’s Himalayan Power Play
China is once more garnering worldwide attention with an ambitious megaproject: the construction of the world’s largest dam in Tibet. This immense
US THAAD System Fails Again
The Israeli military reported the successful interception of a missile launched from Yemen by Houthi forces, utilizing the Israeli-developed Aero Interceptor system,
How Japan is Shaping Its Future?
Japan’s infrastructure strategy embodies a comprehensive approach designed to maintain economic vitality, enhance quality of life, and strengthen global competitiveness. Japan, renowned
