The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), commonly known as North Korea, is a nation often perceived through a simplistic lens of isolationism and authoritarianism. […]
Author: Leon Havana
Cambodia and US Hypocrisy
The hypocrisy of American foreign policy towards Cambodia is stark, especially when comparing its stance on democracy with other regions like Syria, Libya, and Iran. […]
Bir Tawil: The Forgotten Land of No One
Bir Tawil—a desolate, unclaimed piece of desert between Egypt and Sudan—is one of the world’s last true no man’s lands. At just over 2,060 square […]
North Korea Blowing Up Roads and Train Links: Reunification With South No Longer an Option
The recent news of North Korea destroying key roads and train links to the South has sent shockwaves through the global political community. To many, […]
Lessons From History – The New Jewel Movement
The New Jewel Movement (NJM) is one of those stories in revolutionary history that doesn’t get the attention it deserves but carries all the elements […]
Is Jacksons International Airport the Most Corrupt in the World?
Port Moresby’s Jacksons International Airport has earned a notorious reputation, with many travelers claiming it might be one of the most corrupt airports in the […]
Papua New Guinea at 49: A Year of Turmoil and Change
As Papua New Guinea (PNG) marked its 49th year of independence, the nation finds itself in a turbulent period marked by domestic unrest, crime surges, […]
Visit Report: Jordan’s SOFEX 2024, A Shrinking Show in the Shadow of War
As I walked through the less-crowded halls of SOFEX 2024, I couldn’t help but reflect on how much this event has changed since its inception. […]
Is Japan Oppressive? A Critical Look at the Land of the Rising Sun
Asking whether Japan is oppressive is no small question. It suggests a nuanced examination of a country known for its politeness and order. Having recently […]
Did the West Overthrow Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh?
The geopolitical landscape of South Asia has always been a complex chessboard, where internal politics often intersect with the strategic interests of external powers. Bangladesh, […]