While Thailand’s Irrawaddy dolphins thrive under protection, Myanmar’s species face extinction as conservation stops and illegal fishing rises.
Posts published in “Perspectives”
From jewelry tycoon to state detainee: Dr. Thet Thet Khine’s 24-hour stint at Ye Kyi Ai marks a dramatic fall in Myanmar’s volatile political arena.
Examining Suu Kyi’s future: Will the 2026 election mirror 2010’s strategic release, or is Myanmar’s political icon facing long isolation?
The Peng family’s MNDAA is rapidly transforming Shan State’s "Special Region 1" into a semi-autonomous state, launching a 4-district governance system and reopening the $6 million-a-day Chinshwehaw trade route.
From a child bride at 15 to a champion bodybuilder in Norway, Roya Karimi’s journey is a powerful story of reclaiming her body and her freedom.
New DNA analysis of Hitler’s blood confirms genetic defects but sparks a fierce ethical debate: Is science explaining history or just stigmatizing neurodiversity?
Analyzing the feasibility of Greenland’s acquisition: Could Trump use military force, a trillion-dollar purchase, or a soft power influence campaign?
The Gambia v. Myanmar: A comprehensive timeline of the Rohingya genocide case at the International Court of Justice, as the court prepares for pivotal oral hearings in late January 2026.
Economic warfare and military posturing have pushed China-Japan relations to a breaking point. As Beijing weaponizes rare earths and Tokyo stands firm on Taiwan, the Pacific enters a dangerous new era of instability.
A deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis marks a volatile start to 2026, as the Trump administration’s expanded deportation mandate triggers national protests and legal chaos.