Politics

Is Kim Jong Un's opening to Japan a trap for the US alliance in East Asia?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 9, 2024.

The exchange of several favourable messages between Tokyo and Pyongyang in a short period in recent months has raised expectations of a possible meeting between...

The African Union cannot solve the continent's security issues alone - can the G20 come to its aid?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 19, 2024.

African leaders continue to fail to find a shared response to the enormous security issues disturbing the continent and keeping its development stuck in a...

The Munich Conference could mark a security shift in Europe, even though that was not expected

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 17, 2024.

This year's Munich Security Conference did not have a shared annual topic, perhaps resulting from the global turmoil where highlighting one issue above the others...

Elections in Indonesia - will the continuity of the current policy lead to a gradual distancing from China?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 13, 2024.

A series of globally super-significant elections this year will start tomorrow in Indonesia, where more than 200 million registered voters will vote for all levels...

Can the establishment in Pakistan recognise the change that slapped it in the face at the parliamentary elections?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 12, 2024.

None of the options Pakistan faces after the parliamentary elections give hope that the country will get through them without a significant political crisis. The cards...

The political crisis in Senegal threatens to collapse one of Africa's most stable democracies

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 8, 2024.

Senegal has stepped into a political crisis, causing fears that one of the previous examples of stable democracy on the continent could further disrupt the...

The West African junta has rounded off the establishment of a bloc of disruptive states with the support of Russia

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 30, 2024.

The 3 West African countries (Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso) have withdrawn from the ECOWAS regional economic community, thus rounding off their mini-alliance based on...

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