Quad-at-Sea Observer Mission envisages the deployment of coast guard assets to strengthen the collective maritime policing capabilities of the Quad nations.
Unless the Taliban regime adopts relatively non-intrusive social policies and embraces people-centric approaches to governance, it will remain somewhat a mirror image of its old regressive self from the 1990s.
The South Korean support to the designation of the Sado mine as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2024 is reflective of the recent conciliatory approach of South Korea towards Japan with regards to the colonial history.
The Freedom Party of Austria’s (FPÖ) performance in the 2024 general elections reinforces the broader trend of the continental shift favouring a Eurosceptic and far-right worldview.
Armenia hosted the 28th World Congress on Innovation and Technology (WCIT) from 4 to 7 October 2024, with issues relating to artificial intelligence being the key theme.
Ethiopia's foreign policy priorities in the Horn of Africa on maritime access and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam have fuelled tensions with both Somalia and Egypt.
Comments and Briefs
Quad-at-Sea Observer Mission: Exploring the Prospects of Coast Guard Collaboration
ASEAN–China Free Trade Area 3.0: Why Southeast Asia Matters?
The Why and What of Non-Inclusivity and Dissensus in the Taliban ‘Emirate’
History and Geopolitics in South Korea–Japan Relations: The Sado Mine Issue
ISIS: An Enduring Threat
Shia Militarism Upstages Salafi Jihadism in West Asia
The 2024 Austrian Elections and the Rise of the Freedom Party of Austria
Armenia’s Tech Aspirations
Russia-Ukraine War: South and North Korea’s Weapons Exports
Rising Tensions in the Horn: Ethiopia, Egypt and Somalia on a Collision Course