South Korean leader calls Iran the “enemy and
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has often been accused by critics of being susceptible to gaffes. This time, he ruffled
German defence minister resigns amid blunders and criticism
Germany’s much-criticised Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht formally announced her resignation on Monday, following a series of blunders and PR disasters.
Why Sweden finding Europe’s largest known deposit of
Swedish state-owned mining company, LKAB, on January 12 made an announcement that’s potentially big enough to change geopolitics. The company
China Retaliates: Beijing halts travel visas for South
Beijing has suspended the issuance of short-term visas to South Korean and Japanese nationals, in apparent retaliation against multiple restrictions
According to a Davos 2023 survey, earlier risks
The main subject of the WEF’s Global Risk Report is “poly-crisis,” as corporate leaders worry that dealing with conflicts, inflation,
Sweden cannot fulfill Turkey’s demands for NATO application
Turkey has demands that Sweden cannot – and does not want to – meet, the country’s new conservative Prime Minister
India’s creditworthiness is stable despite the world’s unfavourable
In contrast to the negative forecast for sovereigns worldwide, the creditworthiness outlook for sovereigns in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, including
US warship sails through Taiwan Strait, angers China
As part of what the US military calls routine activity, the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer Chung-Hoon sailed through the sensitive
“He’s trying to find oxygen”: Biden on Putin’s
In the first major truce of the invasion, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday ordered his defence minister to impose
What to expect with India inheriting G20 presidency
Last year, on December 1, India inherited the Group of Twenty (G20) presidency from Indonesia, amid rising geopolitical tensions and
