Appearing increasingly strained amidst the current crisis is the decades-long strategic relationship between Beijing and Pyongyang. According to Kim Tae-hyo, political science professor at Seoul-based Sungkyunkwan University, a Wednesday message

As Saudi Arabia continues to push ahead with sweeping cultural and economic reforms, the Kingdom’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has promised a return to “a more moderate Islam.” He

A leading China scholar is of the view that during the ongoing leadership confab of the Chinese Communist Party, there should not be too distraction by who is elevated to

As EU officials decide who’ll take key roles at the helm of the euro zone bloc, there’ll be some big political changes taking place inside the inner chambers of the

At a time when the current U.S. President Donald Trump was a real-estate tycoon and was dealing with the bankruptcy of one of his companies during the 1990s, British Billionaire

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‘Calm down with the threats of violence against North Korea’ is the one message that China is willing to repeat it constantly in its media outlets and this message is

Europe has many other separatist movements that are closely watching developments in northeastern Spain in Catalonia even though the latter might be the separatist regions making headlines at the moment.

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In a move likely to muddle international efforts aimed at isolating the nuclear-armed state, South Korea on Thursday approved $8 million worth of humanitarian aid for Pyongyang. In addition to