Micronesian Islands Meet Against Backdrop of Great Power Competition
Micronesian governments are elevating unilateral hedging efforts in forums like the MIF, in pursuit of a unified risk-management strategy and regional identity.
A Deadly Flood Underscores the CCP-Imposed Information Vacuum in Tibet
The disaster exposed a stark contrast: open reporting is emerging from Nepal, while information from Tibet remains almost entirely dependent on China’s tightly controlled state media.
Kazakhstan’s New Parliament Appoints Tokayev’s Pick, Aibek Dadebay, as Chair
Kazakhstan’s new unicameral parliament voted in favor of appointing the leader of the Adilet party, a close confidant of President Tokayev, as its first chairman.