Written by: Katherine Viella The bon mot of “Today Ukraine, Tomorrow Taiwan” has painted its popularity along with the concern of China’s possible manoeuvre. On the streets, the tattle has whispered that what has been occurring between Russia and Ukraine shall augur the West that they should anticipate China. Read more…
Kim Yo Jong, the beloved sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, said North Korea would like to resume their “nice and peaceful” talks with South Korea. It was stated days after President Moon Jae-in had raised a political declaration to end the 1950-1953 Korean War to bring peace Read more…
A week ago, ISAFIS has successfully held a discussion program named ISAFIS Roundtable #2 under the theme of Indonesia and the Fate of Afghan Refugees. Take a look at the slides above to learn what our speakers have presented in the discussion! See you in the next ISAFIS Roundtable!
Taliban takeover, refugee crisis, human right violations, you name it. Is there any hope to fix everything?
Afghanistan has remained as the talks of many international forums for the past few weeks. Following the decision of the President of the US, Joe Biden to withdraw long-term American troops from Afghanistan, the Taliban insurgency effectively invaded Kabul, resulting in immediate collapse of the vulnerable Afghanistan government. The invasion Read more…