The Indo-Pacific has no shortage of maritime security initiatives, yet many of its most pressing challenges persist because regional cooperation

When Thai forces bombed Cambodia's border in December 2025, the "weapons facility" they destroyed turned out to be a fraud

China has started dredging the Antelope Reef, which is situated in the Paracel Islands within the distance of 216 miles

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Growing up Afghan, even before leaving my country, I learned that the world often decides which girls are seen and

Somali piracy has mutated into a high-precision ransom industry, capable of challenging global navies and rewriting local welfare. Pirates legitimise

The “CNN effect” emerged in the 1990s to describe how real-time media coverage could shape foreign policy. Scholars and policymakers

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

Artemis II has returned humans to deep space for the first time in fifty years — but the forces that

Indonesia’s universal healthcare ambitions cannot be realised without targeted reforms to specialist training and financial structures. Paid specialist training positions

In an era defined less by territorial conquest and more by influence, education has become one of the most powerful

Medical assistance and defence objectives are closely intertwined, with free treatment serving to normalise a foreign military presence while advancing