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C5+1 Nations Chart Shared Course in Samarkand
Geopolitics

C5+1 Nations Chart Shared Course in Samarkand

Taiwan's UN Exclusion: The Weight of Resolution 2758
Geopolitics

Taiwan's UN Exclusion: The Weight of Resolution 2758

Taiwan's MOFA Navigates a Crowded Diplomatic Stage
Geopolitics

Taiwan's MOFA Navigates a Crowded Diplomatic Stage

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Hue Heritage Guide - Imperial City, Nguyen History

There's an authoritative overview of the Imperial City, presenting Nguyen dynasty governance, architecture, court ritual…

Hue Heritage Guide - Imperial City, Nguyen History
Asia

Cambodia Builds Stronger Institutions for the Future

Across Cambodia, a quiet but meaningful transformation is taking shape within the corridors of government and in the eve…

Hue Heritage Guide - Imperial City, Nguyen History
Culture

Hue Heritage Guide - Imperial City, Nguyen History

There's an authoritative overview of the Imperial City, presenting Nguyen dynast…

Lake Khövsgöl Travel - Activities, Campsites, and Visitor Tips
Asia

Lake Khövsgöl Travel - Activities, Campsites, and Visitor Tips

There's a deep, crystal-clear freshwater lake in northern Mongolia that rewards …

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape
Geopolitics

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape

New data from the World Intellectual Property Organization reveals that generati…

Cambodian Handicrafts - Famous Arts, Markets, and Cultural Significance
Culture

Cambodian Handicrafts - Famous Arts, Markets, and Cultural Significance

Cambodia sustains rich handicraft traditions-silk weaving, silverwork, woodcarvi…

Microfinance was supposed to save Asia’s poor. Why has it failed to live up to its promise?
Economy

Microfinance was supposed to save Asia’s poor. Why has it failed to live up to its promise?

For the poorest households in Asia, even small loans can lead to expensive debt …

Asia

Mongolia's Governance Model Earns Global Recognition

Nestled between two of the world's largest powers, Mongolia has quietly developed a governance framework that increasing…

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Women Driving Cambodia's Garment Sector Forward

Women constitute the backbone of Cambodia's garment manufacturing industry, representing the majority of factory workers…

Women Driving Cambodia's Garment Sector Forward

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Taiwan's Digital Democracy Platform Transforms Civic Engagement

Taiwan's Digital Democracy Platform Transforms Civic Engagement

Taiwan has emerged as a global pioneer in digital democracy, with innovative online platforms fundamentally transforming how citizens engage with governance and participate in decision-making processes. These technological advances are creating unprecedented opportunities for transparent, inclusive

India’s cockroach movement brought down a minister. Bringing real reform will be much harder

India’s cockroach movement brought down a minister. Bringing real reform will be much harder

The structural issues fuelling anger and frustration among young people have existed for decades. Here’s where the government needs to start. Over the past few weeks, young people have mobilised to protest India’s broken education system, against the background of a shortage of job opportunities.

Sri Lanka Rebuilds Trust Through Civic Reform

Across Sri Lanka, a quiet but meaningful transformation is underway. Political institutions that once struggled under the weight of public skepticism are increasingly being reshaped by a new generation of policymakers, civil society actors, and engaged citizens determined to build a more accountable and responsive state. The momentum, visible from Colombo's administrative corridors to provincial councils in the north and east, signals a genuine shift in how governance is understood and practiced.

China's Governance Model Draws Fresh Global Attention

Across the globe, governance scholars and policy analysts are paying closer attention to how China continues to evolve its political institutions — not simply as a matter of ideological interest, but as a practical study in how large, complex societies organize themselves for long-term development. In recent months, this conversation has gained renewed momentum as Beijing advances a new generation of administrative reforms designed to strengthen institutional coherence and public responsiveness.

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How the ‘geopolitical stigma’ associated with Putin’s Russia is affecting ordinary Russians

How the ‘geopolitical stigma’ associated with Putin’s Russia is affecting ordinary Russians

The full-scale invasion of Ukraine changed more than Russia’s relations with the west – it changed the meaning of being Russian.

C5+1 Nations Chart Shared Course in Samarkand

C5+1 Nations Chart Shared Course in Samarkand

The foreign ministers of five Central Asian nations and the U.S. Secretary of State convened in Samarkand on October 19, 2026, reaffirming a broad partnership spanning trade, energy, security, and cultural preservation. The joint statement outlines ambitions to place Central Asia at the center of the global economy through upgraded transport links, deeper energy cooperation, and strengthened security frameworks.

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape

New data from the World Intellectual Property Organization reveals that generative AI patent publications nearly tripled in two years, with Asian nations — led by China and Japan — positioning themselves at the forefront of one of the fastest-moving innovation races ever recorded. Patent trends expose a deepening strategic competition for intellectual property dominance in generative AI across the Asia-Pacific region.

Taiwan's MOFA navigates dense diplomatic web

Taiwan's MOFA navigates dense diplomatic web

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintains an extensive network of formal and informal international contacts spanning trade offices, parliamentary groups, and intergovernmental engagements across dozens of countries. The ministry's public record reflects both the breadth of Taiwan's unofficial diplomacy and the complexity of sustaining international presence without full formal recognition.

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