Every Government & Policy story tagged Elections.
A 4,000-year-old rock painting in Indonesia provides insight into the motivations behind one of humanity's greatest migrations, with researchers suggesting that a shared cultural identity may have played a key role.
The US sanctions on International Criminal Court (ICC) President Akane Tomoko pose a significant challenge for Japan, which has been a strong supporter of the ICC and the rule of law. Japan's response to the sanctions has been carefully calibrated, but pressure is building at home to take a stronger stance.
The Indian Air Force's recent Exercise Rotor Clap III highlights efforts to counter drone threats, with potential implications for Pakistan. The drill, part of Mission Sudarshan Chakra, tested helicopter-based interdiction of low-flying drones, signaling a shift in India's air defense strategy. Pakistan may need to adapt its tactics in response.
As militaries around the world adopt artificial intelligence (AI) systems, the question of interoperability between different AI systems has become a pressing concern. The US, Japan, and South Korea are taking different approaches to integrating AI systems, with the US focusing on strengthening AI-driven interoperability within its Indo-Pacific alliances.
China is normalizing its law enforcement presence in the waters east of Taiwan, following the announcement of boundary negotiations between Japan and the Philippines.
Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov disclosed in an interview that he had initially intended for his former ally Kamshubek Tashiev to succeed him, but changed his mind due to Tashiev’s unpreparedness. The revelation comes amid legal appeals in the 'Letter of 75' case and Japarov’s confirmation that he will seek a second term in 2027.