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GLOBAL HEADLINES

WORLD IN VIEW

NEWS ANALYSIS

GLOBAL HEADLINES

Iran, Oman close to new Hormuz Strait shipping agreement

Japan marks 81st A-bomb anniversary amid debate over nuclear policies

WORLD IN VIEW

00:26

Gann Fire burns buildings in California

Armed man arrest at Trump's LA golf course

Lava flows down Guatemala's Fuego volcano as locals flee

NEWS ANALYSIS

As Hiroshima remembers peace, Japan moves towards remilitarization

27:00

Five years of GDI – from concept to practice

GLOBAL IN-DEPTH

Lu Hao

Japan's spy legacy haunts Asia's present

03-Aug-2026

Freddie Reidy

Ceuta crisis fans flames of populism

04-Aug-2026

Lyu Yaodong , Du Shaoshu

Japan's intelligence integration: Paving the way for war?

02-Aug-2026

Jiang Wenran

From oil cuts to export boom: China's new growth geometry

03-Aug-2026

HOT TAKES

PRO TALK

HOT TAKES

US expands intelligence presence in Cuba: media

Nobel laureate Demis Hassabis named Alphabet chief scientist

US federal judge allows Trump administration to end TPS for Haitians

A federal judge in Washington DC on Wednesday allowed the Trump administration to terminate temporary protected status (TPS) for approximately 350,000 Haitians – a decision that places them at risk of deportation to a Caribbean nation where hunger is considered alarming.

Serbia battles wildfires as extreme heat, drought intensify

PRO TALK

Japan's intelligence overhaul: What does it mean?

Kong Qingjiang

US-Philippine meddling can't deny China's South China Sea rights

Lancang-Mekong water resources cooperation bears fruitful outcomes

Xia Fangbo

What was missing from Marcos' account of his government in fifth SONA

GLOBAL TRADE WATCH

25 US states sue Trump administration over Section 301 tariffs

A coalition of 25 states filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Monday, arguing that US President Donald Trump exceeded his legal authority by imposing sweeping new tariffs on goods from 60 trading partners, according to a court document.

04-Aug-2026