Wars, sanctions, trade routes and power plays, explained through who pays and who profits.
Two years after the October 2024 Ladakh disengagement, ongoing patrol face-offs near Taksing and Asaphila expose the limits of the diplomatic reset between New Delhi and Beijing.
Moscow's push for a three-way meeting in Shenzhen aims to carve out a sphere-of-influence peace settlement, leaving Kyiv and Europe outside the room.
By trading tanks for parliamentary statute, Pakistan's military chief built an absolute autocracy inside the constitutional order.
Prompted by strikes on its LNG infrastructure and escalating Gulf warfare, Doha is complementing diplomatic mediation with shared regional deterrence and domestic arms production.
Proposed rules target frontier models above 2 trillion parameters and 14nm chip architectures, marking a shift from hardware defence to software sovereignty.
Four polls put the main camps level at about 51 seats each. Here is who is running, what voters care about, and what happens after the count.
Beyond the barricades of autumn 2026 lies a constitutional dilemma: when a centralised executive bypasses compromise, the street becomes the sole parliament that matters.
Three weeks before the 3 November vote, polls, forecasters and betting markets all lean Democratic. New district maps and about 28 close races could still change that.
Facing a domestic diesel price shock and midterm elections, Washington swaps capital protocol for India’s refining capital.
High-end Western hardware, coup-proofed armies, and the brutal arithmetic of asymmetric attrition across the Yemeni border.
How a security crisis and a bitter standoff over Imran Khan led Islamabad to suspend the provincial government in Peshawar
Successive strikes on King Khalid International Airport kill 15 and injure over 300, threatening Saudi civil aviation and commercial prestige on the eve of global summits.
