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ASEAN should avoid becoming an arena for great-power rivalry

Politics Thitinan Pongsudhirak - November 13, 2026.

When Southeast Asia’s leaders link arms for their customary family photo at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit in Manila on November 16–18, the...

UK sanctions target the weakest point of Russia’s Arctic oil project

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 13, 2026.

The UK imposed sanctions on Vostok Oil, a subsidiary of the Russian state oil giant Rosneft, which is developing the largest new oil project in...

Egypt, not just Israel, faces rising criticism in Washington

Politics Sharmila Devi - November 13, 2026.

Questioning of US military support for Israel but also for Egypt featured during last week’s US midterm elections in which Abdul El-Sayed became the first...

Ireland under pressure over aluminum link with Russia

EU TA | AP Insight - November 12, 2026.

The Karin, a 400-foot-long (120-meter-long) cargo ship, sat moored this week on Ireland’s boggy River Shannon estuary. Soon it set sail for Russia laden with a...

Russia offers Europe a promise it has already broken

Russia TA Analysis - November 12, 2026.

Russian diplomat Alexey Drobinin said on 11 November that Moscow could sign non-aggression agreements with certain NATO members. According to him, the countries that accepted...

Did the Democrats realise that the midterms were decided by a revolt against corruption?

US Luigi Zingales - November 12, 2026.

When Donald Trump was first elected US president, a stunned Democratic intelligentsia claimed that he won because of Russian interference. If Russia was not to blame,...

The war opened Poland’s way out of the costly Qatar contract

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 12, 2026.

Poland’s largest energy company, Orlen, terminated a long-term contract for the purchase of liquefied natural gas from Qatar on 10 November, four days before the...

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