Politics Articles

Elon Musk Calls for the Abolition of the European Union: The Clash That Shook Brussels

On December 6, 2025, Elon Musk crossed a new threshold in his ongoing feud with the European Union. In a series of viral posts on X (formerly Twitter), the CEO of X, Tesla, and SpaceX called for nothing less than the dissolution of the EU and the return of full sovereignty to individual nation-states. This explosive statement echoed months of escalating tensions and instantly sparked reactions across the globe.

Lines Across the Economic Landscape: New Zealand’s Renewed Debate Over Selling Public Assets

Political parties in New Zealand have set out sharply different positions on asset sales, reviving a long-standing national debate about whether state-owned enterprises should remain publicly owned.

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Between Ambition and Adjustment: China’s Congress Closes with a Calmer Vision for Growth

China’s National People’s Congress closed with approval of the 15th Five-Year Plan and a lower growth target, signaling a focus on stability, economic restructuring, and continued anti-corruption efforts.

When Questions Echo in Parliament: A Million-Dollar Claim and the Hajj Committee

Indonesia’s parliament reacted with surprise to claims that $1 million was prepared to influence the Hajj special committee, as investigations into the controversial 2024 Hajj quota allocation continue.

When Promises Fade: The End of Malaysia’s Unity Government Term Limit

Malaysia's decision to end the 10-year term limit for its Unity Government raises questions about the future of the coalition, which was formed to stabilize the nation’s fractured political landscape.

Beneath the Surface of Local Power: The Money Found in a KPK Operation

Indonesia’s KPK seized Rp 756.8 million during a hand-arrest operation involving the Rejang Lebong regent, with cash discovered in a vehicle and a suitcase as part of a bribery investigation.

When Power Meets Scrutiny: The Expanding Corruption Case in Rejang Lebong

Indonesia’s KPK has revealed the identities of four additional suspects in a corruption case linked to the Regent of Rejang Lebong, as investigators continue examining alleged bribery tied to regional projects.

Echoes Across Fjords: Security, Strategy, and the Rhythm of Preparedness

Mark Carney heads to Norway to observe NATO exercises and meet the Prime Minister, highlighting connections between security, diplomacy, and global economic confidence.

The Delicate Balance: Energy, Anxiety, and the Rhythm of Global Interdependence

Trump administration confronts rapidly rising oil prices, highlighting economic vulnerability, market anxiety, and the broader challenges of energy dependence.

Across Diplomatic Corridors: Kuwait Summons Iran’s Envoy Again as Tensions Echo Across the Gulf*

Kuwait summoned Iran’s ambassador for the second time as regional tensions linked to Iran intensify, signaling diplomatic concern while maintaining dialogue.

Guarding the Sea Lanes: Greece Urges Europe to Strengthen the EU’s Naval Shield in Troubled Waters

Greece has urged European countries to strengthen the EU’s Aspides naval mission as tensions linked to Iran raise concerns about the security of key maritime trade routes.

At the Narrow Gate of the Gulf: Europe Considers Escorting Ships Through the Strait of Hormuz

French President Emmanuel Macron says efforts are underway to organize a ship-escort mission to help reopen and secure shipping through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.

*In the Capital’s Quiet Corridors: Trump’s China Visit Focuses on Beijing Alone

Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to China will be limited to Beijing due to scheduling and security considerations, according to the South China Morning Post.