South Korea elected liberal opposition leader Lee Jae-myung as its new president — six months after the country experienced a shock martial law decree. A key force behind this win? Young women. Fareed speaks with Korea expert Darcie Draudt-Véjares about gender’s role in the election.
Beit Lessin Theater makes history with first performance in South Korea
An Israeli production of “Antigone” wows South Korean audiences at the Busan Festival, marking a historic debut.
Girl, 6, among group arrested for assassination of Myanmar general
Lin Latt Shwe, 6, was detained along with her mother and other suspects in the killing of retired general in Yangon.
Myanmar and China will remain ‘Paukphaw’ no matter how the times may change
GT: This year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Myanmar. The two countries are connected by mountains and rivers and have lived as neighbors for ...
Myanmar arrests 16 suspects, including 6-year-old girl, over alleged links to assassination
Security forces in military-ruled Myanmar have arrested a six-year-old girl along with 15 other people suspected of involvement in the assassination of a retired high-ranking army officer.
How Hezbollah’s losses have weakened Iran’s power and influence
Lebanese journalist Raghida Dergham and former Mossad analyst Sima Shine spoke about Iran's waning power after the decimation of Hezbollah and the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
Iran claims without evidence that it took Israeli nuclear files
Iran’s intelligence minister has claimed without offering evidence that Tehran seized an “important treasury” of information regarding Israel’s nuclear program.
India’s ‘Chenab Trap’ Chokes Pakistan’s Terror Route; Even China On Edge – Here’s How
While hailed as engineering triumphs, these structures hide within them a fierce geopolitical message – India is silently fortifying its Himalayan frontier, and Pakistan and China are not happy. At ...
The forgotten story of India’s brush with presidential rule
Indira Gandhi's aides pushed for a presidential system - centralising power and sidelining courts and parliament.
India will soon start its delayed census, including asking questions about caste
India will start counting its vast population in a mammoth exercise starting next year. The Home Ministry announced plans to conduct a two-stage census ending March 1, 2027 in a statement Wednesday ...