By Mehmet Enes Beşer Southeast Asia is at a juncture as the global decarbonization race is gaining momentum. It possesses an increasing, rapidly urbanizing population, burgeoning energy needs, and exposure to climate change impacts. In its journey towards developing a greener future, it must look towards the latest, mass-market technology. The most revolutionary change in this area has been the ...

By former Mexican Congresswoman María de los Ángeles Huerta. The Executive Intelligence Review (EIR) organized an online forum on March 2, 2026, titled “Epstein and the Bottomless Depravity of the Elites – Urgent Need for a Cultural Renaissance!” former Mexican Congresswoman María de los Ángeles Huerta held a speech here, documented below. Given the current state of war in the ...

By Mohammad Reza Moradi, General Director of Mehr News Agency’s Foreign Languages and International News Department, from Tehran / Iran With the beginning of the US and Israeli attack on Iran, we are also witnessing changes in Iran’s view toward the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council. The alignment of some of these countries with the aggressor nations ...

By Mehmet Enes Beşer As speeding up global competition in the emerging technologies sweeps across the world, America remains one of the globe’s most vibrant hotspots of innovation. It possesses topflight universities, top-flight research institutes, and a spirit of entrepreneurship that drives innovation breakthrough after innovation breakthrough. America still remakes the digital age. But even as this old-time strength persists, ...

Over the past month, leading British think tanks—including the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), Chatham House, the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), and the Foreign Policy Centre—have converged on a strikingly sober assessment of the evolving US–Iran war. Their analyses, published in March–April 2026, reject narratives of decisive victory and instead describe a conflict reshaping the Middle East, straining ...

By Ayumu Oyama, Shiso-Undo, April On February 28, the U.S. and Israel launched a large-scale attack on Iran, killing numerous members of the regime’s leadership—including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei—and senior officials of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The casualties included civilians; in Minab in the south, more than 175 elementary school students were killed in the bombing. The scale of ...

The announcement of a two-week temporary ceasefire agreement, negotiated on the evening of April 7, 2026, under Pakistan’s mediation in the ongoing military conflict between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran—which began in February 2026 and has lasted approximately forty days—and described by both sides as a “victory,” is regarded in the international relations literature as an ...

By Mehmet Enes Beşer Green growth, or economic and environmentally sustainable as well as inclusive development, is increasingly the focus of ASEAN medium- and long-term development strategies. For an area confronting increasing energy demand, environmental degradation, and exposure to climate change, green economy transition is now not an option but already a compelling necessity. Green technology innovation lies at the ...

Last week, Türkiye’s political agenda remained intense. A meeting between President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy stood at the top of the agenda. Secondly, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan participated in a meeting in Damascus attended by Syrian President al-Sharaa and Zelenskyy. Meanwhile, statements by the Ministry of National Defense regarding NATO were also among the prominent ...

By Deniz Yıldırım, from Berlin / Germany On April 2, AfD Co-Chair Tino Chrupalla directly targeted the American military presence in Germany, stating that the country should define its defense policy based on “full sovereignty”. According to Chrupalla, US bases make Germany part of global conflicts and restrict Berlin’s ability to act independently. This statement draws particular attention in the ...

By Mehmet Enes Beşer Vietnam, customary pro of sound economic policy and geopolitics three-holing, is diving into a fresh world of international scrutiny: rare earths. While the globe franticly strives to gain access to the dominant minerals found in electric vehicles and vans, windmills, and high-end electronics, Vietnam’s unexploited reserves of rare earth among the world’s best outside China are ...

By Oscar Rotundo When Rodrigo Paz Pereira assumed the presidency on November 8, 2025, he did so with the promise to change the course of Bolivia, to end the crisis, and to govern with transparency and efficiency. But just a few months into his administration, the reality is very different: the subnational elections of March of this year revealed a ...