[Yead Mirza] In 2024, the internet became not just a medium for expression across South Asia, but a battlefield where narratives were fought, manipulated and weaponized.
Category: OpEd Articles
Syria’s Leadership Change Sparks New Diplomatic Era!
[Syafruddin Arsyad] The recent diplomatic visits underscore the emerging consensus among Arab states to support Syria’s reconstruction and political transition.
Is Australia Striking a Balance Between Economic Interests and Development Goals in Southeast Asia?
[Zephyr Quinn] How Australia positions its involvement in Southeast Asia’s energy transition will be critical in shaping its long-term relationships in the region.
U.S. and Malaysia’s Air Defense Partnership in South China Sea
[Adrian Paul Pereira] As the South China Sea continues to be a focal point for geopolitical tensions, collaborations like this one play an essential role in ensuring that the airspace and maritime regions of the Indo-Pacific remain secure.
Assad’s Fall will Soon Ignite a New Battle for Syria’s Future
[Bahauddin Foizee] Regional and global players are positioning themselves to shape the outcome of Assad's fall, with each having a stake in what comes next for Syria.
Political Implications of Technology: Power, Control, and the Future of Society
[Zephyr Quinn] Governments must recognize that technology is not inherently good or evil; it is a tool. The key is to harness its potential while mitigating its risks.
How Technology is Transforming the World, and Our Future
[Natalie Morales] There are growing concerns that many jobs may be replaced by machines, sparking debates about how societies should respond, including discussions around universal basic income and the future of education.
South Korea’s Potential Role in the Quad
[Min Jae (민재)] Any move to openly antagonize China could have severe economic consequences, not to mention the military ramifications of escalating tensions with its powerful neighbour.
Europe’s Path to Sovereignty, Security and Self-Reliance
[Lucas Dupont] As the continent faces a range of destabilizing factors, it’s clear that Europe’s future stability depends on its ability to act autonomously, without excessive reliance on the United States.
Here’s Why UN Secretary-General Joined Putin at BRICS Summit in Russia
[Bahauddin Foizee] Critics who expect Guterres to unambiguously condemn Russia or support one side are overlooking the necessity of dialogue in conflict resolution.
BRICS Summit in Kazan amid Global Tensions
[Yead Mirza] Central to the summit's discussions is the theme of reducing dependency on Western financial systems.
Arctic Front: Sino-Russian Cooperation and U.S. Concerns
[Nicholas Lovric] The Arctic is not merely a remote expanse of ice; it is a frontier of opportunity and competition, demanding our attention now more than ever.
