The American Republic and the Struggle for Democracy The recent “No Kings” movement, which saw millions of Americans across all 50 states rally under the slogan “No thrones. No crowns. No kings,” was more than just a protest. It was a powerful declaration of faith in the American republic. On October 18, nearly seven million…
Political Tensions Escalate in South Korea Jang Dong-hyeok, the leader of the People Power Party, has raised serious concerns about the actions of President Lee Jae-myung and his administration. During a press briefing at the National Assembly, Jang accused the president of undermining judicial justice and threatening the stability of the Republic of Korea. He…
A Rising Controversy in Labour’s Deputy Leadership Race Lucy Powell, a former Cabinet minister and a long-time left-wing favorite within the Labour Party, is on the verge of securing the position of deputy leader. This development marks a significant challenge to Sir Keir Starmer, the party’s current leader, and signals a potential shift in the…
Ocean Park’s Water World Faces Uncertain Future Ocean Park, a long-standing theme park in Hong Kong, has recently faced financial challenges that have put its Water World attraction at risk of closure. Despite being a relatively new addition to the park, which opened in 2021, Water World has struggled to turn a profit. According to…
A Missed Opportunity for Equality The rejection of the Registration of Same-sex Partnerships Bill by Hong Kong’s legislature was more than a simple legislative decision—it was a missed opportunity to address pressing social and constitutional issues. This outcome has forced Hong Kong to confront two urgent questions: Will the city continue to be led by…
A Shift in Legislative Dynamics The recent developments in the Legislative Council (Legco) elections have sparked significant interest, particularly due to the notable number of legislators who are not seeking re-election. This trend signals a potential transformation in the composition of the council, emphasizing the need for individuals with specialized knowledge and skills that align…
A Disturbing Incident at a Washington D.C. Restaurant A month after a shocking encounter between President Donald Trump and protestors at a Washington D.C. restaurant, senior White House staff continue to express concerns about the security challenges faced by the president. The incident, which took place on September 9, involved a surprise visit by the…
A New Era for NUGS: Rashid Ibrahim’s Leadership Pledge Mr. Rashid Ibrahim has been elected as the 59th President of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) following a highly competitive election at the 58th Annual NUGS Delegates Congress held over the weekend. The event brought together delegates from universities, colleges, and pre-tertiary institutions across…
Unveiling the Secret CCTV Footage in the Trial of Former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo During the trial of former Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, who is charged with aiding an insurrection, a previously undisclosed 3rd-grade military secret CCTV video from the presidential office was revealed. The footage, captured on the night of December 3rd of last…
The Political Shift and the Potential for Social Movements in Japan Following the July House of Councillors election, Japan experienced a significant political shift. The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and its junior coalition partner Komeito lost their majority status, becoming minority ruling parties in both houses of the Diet. This development has created uncertainty regarding…