Philippine Armed Forces, partner agencies drive Marawi’s post-siege rehabilitation
The Philippine Department of National Defense (DND) has reaffirmed its commitment to ongoing reconstruction and rehabilitation projects in Marawi. The initiative began after the 2017
China and Russia have chilling plans for the Arctic
Four hundred kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, in the Norwegian port of Kirkenes, there are still some who dream that this sleepy town will one
Javier Milei’s next move could make or break his presidency
Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, cut an eccentric figure when he donned his leather jacket and belted out rock songs to a stadium last month. And
In Bid to Be Major Global Player, North Korea Signs New Treaty With Russia
Russia and North Korea signed a new treaty elevating their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership during Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Pyongyang on
Terrorist Attack at Reasi Sets Alarm Bells Ringing in India’s Security Establishment
Last week was a bloody one in Jammu and Kashmir. Between June 9 and 12, militants carried out four attacks in the union territory’s Jammu
Ukraine updates: Russia steps up attacks on frontline town
Russian forces intensified attacks around Toretsk, a frontline town in eastern Ukraine that has remained relatively quiet. Meanwhile, Russian drone attacks damaged energy infrastructure in
How is North Korea supporting Russia in Ukraine?
As Russian President Vladimir Putin meets North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang, the ties between Russia and North Korea are the strongest they
Japan, New Zealand leaders agree on pact to boost information sharing
The leaders of Japan and New Zealand effectively agreed Wednesday on a pact to enhance their classified information sharing, as the regional security environment becomes
Taiwan must resolve its defense approach for help to be effective
Masahiro Matsumura is professor of international politics and national security at the faculty of law of St. Andrew’s University in Osaka and a Taiwan Fellow
Singapore loses China’s rich to Hong Kong in family office rush
Some of China’s wealthy families are turning to Hong Kong as an alternative place to manage their riches as their plans to set up shop