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Why peace in the Middle East may be beyond Trump’s deal-making abilities

The US president-elect has vowed to end all wars. But the Middle East is likely to prove as much of a headache for him as it has for Biden.

17.11.2024 30

South China Morning Post

Amin Saikal

Is Myanmar’s Arakan Army capable of governing Rakhine state?

The Arakan Army has made military gains in Rakhine but it’s likely to face challenges in addressing residents’ socio-economic needs.

16.11.2024 40

South China Morning Post

Kyaw Hsan Hlaing

Trade and development used to undermine the Monroe Doctrine

As the United States surrounds China with bases and allies, Beijing is expanding business ties in Washington’s South American backyard.

15.11.2024 5

South China Morning Post

Alex Lo

Why Southeast Asia should worry about North Korean troops in Russia

The arrival of North Korean troops in Russia threatens to worsen and prolong the conflict in Ukraine, which would not be good for Southeast Asia.

09.11.2024 4

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Ian Storey

Why India-Pakistan relations need a new era of engagement

Historical examples show that the South Asian rivals can navigate their differences when their leaders embrace imaginative diplomacy.

09.11.2024 3

South China Morning Post

Farhan Hanif Siddiqi

‘Heroic nation’: how North Korea’s troop deployment to Russia is changing attitudes in China

The Chinese public who once derided North Korea as a ‘neighbourhood hooligan’ is now hailing its decision to help Russia in the Ukraine war.

08.11.2024 20

South China Morning Post

Maria Siow

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