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Following Tisza’s victory over Viktor Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party in Sunday’s election, the opposition faces an uphill battle in trying

Pakistan is actively engaged in mediating peace between the United States and Iran for various reasons. Nonetheless, even if a peace

The Strait of Hormuz crisis shows how quickly turmoil in one theatre sharpens pressure in another. From fuel insecurity in

The war’s global implications are being highlighted by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Uncertainty in the Strait, a

Australia lacks industrial continuity. Once lost, such continuity cannot be restored within political or programmatic timelines. The central danger lies

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Indonesia is South-East Asia's largest economy and spends billions on its Makan Bergizi Gratis program to feed its most vulnerable.

Neither Trump nor Eden paid attention to the lessons of history and to the driving forces behind their opponents' determination

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Over the decades, Tokyo has been one of Jakarta’s largest financial partners.  Prabowo’s visit, however, marks the strengthening of a

As regional cohesion falters under the weight of US-China great power competition, territorial disputes in the South China Sea and