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May 18, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Kolkata Beckons America, Dhaka Stands Isolated

South Asia’s geopolitical chessboard is once again shifting beneath uneasy skies. The reported arrival of the American Secretary of State in Kolkata after a long fourteen-year hiatus—while conspicuously bypassing Dhaka—has ignited fierce

Indonesia/United States

Leaked Documents Reveal U.S. Push Against Prabowo’s Win in Indonesia

by A Special Correspondent Sri Lanka Guardian has obtained a trove of documents detailing alleged plans by U.S.-based agencies to influence Indonesia’s political landscape following the election victory of Prabowo Subianto and his running mate Gibran Rakabuming Raka. According to

November 12, 2024

North Korea: Eighty Years of Glory and Struggle

Diplomacy/Speeches

Editor’s Note: The following article is based on a speech delivered by the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, at the meeting celebrating

Myanmar Military Junta: Sinking Within

Myanmar

The piercing sound of air raids, mortar shelling, and gunfire on our southern border not only violates our territorial integrity and sovereignty but also

Philippines–Vietnam US$10 Billion Trade Ambition Collides With Rice Policy Turbulence

June 11, 2026
Philippines/Vietnam/World

The Philippines’ plan to raise bilateral trade with Vietnam to US$10 billion by 2026 is facing mounting pressure from policy instability in Manila, where shifting rice import rules and tariff uncertainty are

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US$165 Billion of Asean Renewable Energy Assets Face Climate Risk as Insurance Gaps Loom

June 11, 2026
Business

A large share of South-east Asia’s renewable energy infrastructure faces significant exposure to climate-related hazards by 2030, with about US$165 billion in assets at risk across the region, according to a report

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Asian Markets Plunge as Iran–U.S. Escalation Fuels Oil Spike and Inflation Fears

June 10, 2026
Business/Geopolitics

Asian equities tumbled on Wednesday while oil prices edged higher after a renewed escalation in hostilities between Iran and the United States, raising geopolitical uncertainty and intensifying market focus on upcoming U.S.

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Asia’s Shifting Loyalties

June 9, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Xi Jinping’s arrival in Pyongyang on 8 June, his first in nearly seven years, is precisely that kind of visit: the visit of a patron who suspects, with some justification, that his

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Blackstone’s Record Asia Fund Signals Global Capital Shift Eastward

June 2, 2026
Business

Global alternative asset manager Blackstone has successfully raised $13.1 billion for its latest Asia-focused private equity fund, surpassing its original target and marking the largest private equity fundraising effort in the firm’s

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Cambodia Escalates Maritime Dispute with Thailand Through UN Legal Mechanism

June 2, 2026
Cambodia/World

Cambodia has formally initiated a compulsory conciliation process under international law to address its long-running maritime boundary dispute with Thailand, marking a significant escalation in one of Southeast Asia’s most sensitive territorial

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Myanmar’s Generals Escalate a War They Are Still Losing

May 26, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

Myanmar’s military rulers have opened a new phase in the country’s brutal civil war, launching coordinated offensives across several strategically vital border regions in an effort to regain territory lost to rebel

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Over 100 Chinese Warships Surge Across Indo-Pacific as Taiwan Warns of ‘Wrecking Status Quo’

May 24, 2026
China/World

China has deployed more than 100 naval and coast guard vessels across regional waters in what Taiwan describes as an unprecedented show of maritime force, according to reporting from Telegraph UK and

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Asia Faces $336 Billion Climate Shock as Corporate Blind Spot Deepens

May 20, 2026
Geopolitics/News

Listed companies in Asia are set to confront annual costs of around US$336 billion by 2030 due to physical climate risks such as floods, heatwaves, storms and water stress, according to a

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Cipher, Its Concealment, and Its Consequences

May 20, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Drop Site News has published a document, claiming it to be the original cipher from March 7, 2022, obtained from a military source. The world now understands this to be irrefutable evidence.

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