South Asia / The Diplomat
After the oppositions landslide victory in legislative polls, Yoon held his first meeting with Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung since taking office.
Since Mongolia's democratization, ties with Russia have followed a steady course, no matter who is in office.
Were Islamist extremists or white supremacists murdering someone every four days the rate at which Australian women are being killed so far in 2024 it would be deemed a national emergency.
As the dilemma on recognition and assistance remains unresolved, Afghanistan will be subjected to a vicious cycle of conflict with climate change acting as a threat multiplier.
On the one hand, China and the BRI have aidedKyrgyzstan in opening up to global trade. On the other hand, Bishkek's debt and dependency on Beijing's loans are alarming.
The Brokerage Butcher is now the chair of the CSRC, with a mandate to address long-standing inefficiencies and rejuvenate market stability.
Earlier this month, a Chinese embassy spokesperson said that the two nations had reached a common understanding on the dispute.
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Australia must work a little harder to fully integrate itself as a member of the Indian Ocean community.
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Pakistan faces a difficult decision: penalties for failing to construct a gas pipeline to Iran, or U.S. sanctions for building it.
The resolution, which failed due to a Russian veto, sought to reaffirm and extend critical norms against placing weapons of mass destruction in space.
Can the Lai administration finally break through the insular defense bureaucracy to enforce necessary reforms?
But the countrys aggressive posturing against India will make it difficult for the government to take the process forward.
India is on its way to becoming the third-largest economy in the world, yet unemployment among young people with graduate degrees is at an all-time high.
The two countries allege that the TTP and Islamic State are operating from bases in Afghanistan.
In India, the app was banned nearly four years ago. Most users and content creators migrated to other platforms without much trouble.