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Hungary may be the first U.S. ally in Europe for whom decoupling from China is not simply difficult, but virtually impossible.

From modest beginnings, India has now built one of the world’s largest renewable energy markets, with solar leading the way.

North Korea’s hawkish statements over the annual military drills will likely work as justification for upcoming missile tests.

The fundamental question remains whether this revolution will produce genuine systemic change or fade into another cycle of instability.

In addition to the increasing frequency and complexity of naval cooperation, India and the EU are growing closer politically.

The recent youth-dominated protests in Indonesia brought forth a surge of support from young people across the region.

“It always starts with trilateral cooperation, and it often ends the same way – chaos, power grabs, and foreign money trying to fix the mess.”

With significant lithium, copper, cobalt, nickel, zircon, and beryllium deposits, Pakistan’s untapped mineral wealth is estimated to be worth $6 trillion.

The influx of new state-of-the-art aircraft over the remainder of the decade will complete the “progressive drawdown” of the RSAF’s ageing F-16 fleet.

During September 11-13, the Philippines, Japan, and the United States took part in a "maritime cooperation activity" inside the Philippines' exclusive economic zone.

While nuclear energy is the best means of avoiding climate catastrophe, many remain irrationally terrified of its risks.

Nepal has a new prime minister – and for the first time in the country’s history, it’s a woman.

An Interview with Ambassador Touqir Hussain.

Strategic observations on the deployment of the Fujian aircraft carrier through the Taiwan Strait to the South China Sea.

Refugees exist in a precarious gray zone – tolerated but not recognized, caught between India’s domestic politics and Myanmar’s internal conflicts.

There are strong indications Washington is moving toward hemispheric retrenchment. The consequences for the Asia-Pacific could be dramatic.

China’s progress toward reusable rockets, orbital logistics, and lunar industrialization will secure the strategic high ground for Beijing.

The lesson of SEMICON 2025 is clear: no single country can control every layer of the semiconductor value chain.