Politics

Hungary and Serbia's recent elections reinforced pro-Putin leaders Viktor Orban and Aleksandar Vucic, demonstrating continued support for nationalist, autocratic governance in European democracies.

For the second time in a row, Croatians need to choose their next President during the scheduled runoff on January 5. This, after no...

Philippines , Apr 29, 2024 The Philippine Senate has reignited debate over amending the 1987 Constitution, a politically sensitive issue that has long divided public...

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen calls on China to recognize Taiwan's sovereignty, arguing that her recent landslide election victory demonstrates the island's independent status and rejection of forced reunification.

China's new Foreign Investment Law (FIL) launched on January 1 aims to equalize treatment for foreign businesses, reducing market entry barriers and promising increased access for international companies across manufacturing and financial service sectors.

Brussels is preparing to revive a blacklist targeting non-EU countries with inadequate money laundering prevention measures. EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova aims to create a more transparent process after the previous attempt was rejected by most member states due to credibility issues.

Malaysia's political crisis deepens as King intervenes to select a new Prime Minister after Muhyiddin Yassin's resignation. The country faces mounting public criticism over its pandemic response, with high infection rates and ongoing emergency measures challenging national leadership stability.

Malaysia , June 30, 2025 Malaysia is witnessing a significant political realignment as the long-dominant United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) experiences a sharp decline in...

President Joe Biden traveled to Iowa to announce a strategy for reducing gas prices by temporarily suspending ethanol blending restrictions. The move aims to cut fuel costs by approximately 10 cents per gallon at select stations, addressing high inflation challenges facing American consumers.

The FBI has released its first declassified document about the September 11, 2001 attacks, following President Biden's executive order. The 16-page report highlights contacts between hijackers and Saudi officials but does not conclusively prove government involvement.