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Is the fear of censorship in South Korea justified?

Politics TA | AP Insight - December 24, 2025.

South Korea’s liberal-led legislature on Wednesday passed a bill allowing heavy punitive damages against traditional news and internet media for publishing “false or fabricated information,”...

The US and China are hijacking the global economy

Globalization Arvind Subramanian - December 24, 2025.

Although 2025 will probably be remembered as the year that US President Donald Trump upended the global trading system, the truth is that both of...

Seasonal tips for the British on how to spot fake online rage

UK Harvey Morris - December 24, 2025.

As Britain’s last-minute shoppers stagger home with their overpriced turkeys after another mindless imbroglio with the supermarket self-checkout machine, some may be silently mouthing the...

Thailand and Cambodia are resuming negotiations in a new attempt to stop the armed conflict

Politics TA | AP Insight - December 23, 2025.

Thailand and Cambodia will resume talks later this week to work toward a more durable ceasefire along their border, Thailand’s foreign minister said, stressing that...

How China shifts the balance of power in the oil market

China Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - December 23, 2025.

For decades, the global oil market has operated with a relatively clear division of roles. Producers, primarily organised within OPEC and later OPEC+, have had a...

Trump's administration is taking numerous risks while making concessions to Moscow

Eastern Europe Oleksandr Levchenko - December 23, 2025.

When the Kremlin proposed that the White House begin negotiations on concluding a peace agreement regarding Ukraine, Vladimir Putin insisted that the U.S. side be...

How to protect freedom from the threat of corporate AI?

Politics Richard K. Sherwin - December 23, 2025.

Eight years ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that whoever masters AI “will be the ruler of the world.” Since then, investments in the technology have...

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